Licensed Vocational Nurses manage catheter care by performing routine maintenance and ensuring cleanliness, while guiding patients on proper at-home care techniques to avoid complications.
LVNs assist with diabetes management through regular glucose monitoring, administering insulin, and providing foundational education on managing diabetes through lifestyle adjustments.
They offer essential education on managing chronic or acute conditions, equipping patients with practical knowledge for effective self-care and day-to-day management.
LVNs perform gastric feedings for patients requiring nutritional support through feeding tubes, focusing on proper administration and monitoring for any feeding-related issues.
They administer prescribed injections, including medications and vaccines, ensuring accurate delivery and providing basic instructions on any follow-up care needed.
Licensed Vocational Nurses carry out intravenous treatments, such as fluids and medications, while closely monitoring patients for any reactions or side effects.
They organize and give medications according to prescribed schedules, ensuring adherence and offering straightforward guidance on medication management.
LVNs assist with routine ostomy care, including changing appliances and maintaining the stoma, to ensure comfort and effective management of the ostomy.
They provide basic care for tracheostomies, including cleaning and maintenance, ensuring the airway remains clear and reducing the risk of complications.
Licensed Vocational Nurses manage wound care by performing dressing changes and monitoring for signs of infection, supporting the healing process and maintaining wound health.
