Vol 22, No 2 (2020)

The paper gives information on the disagreements arising between the representatives of secondary vocational establishments, which are involved in the training and professional retraining of nurses, and those of outpatient facilities. The elimination of disagreements requires a close interaction between the employer and the educational establishment. There are positive examples of overcoming disagreements and including the educational cycles that meet the real needs of practical health care in the pre-graduate training program for nurses.

In the General Surgery Department, there are a major proportion of patients with soft tissue defects of various etiologies. The basic principles of nursing care and possible errors when caring for these patients are considered.

The paper describes the signs of acute intoxication with amphetamine-type psychostimulants and gives information that at present this class of psychoactive substances is mainly represented by synthetic cathinones. And this exacerbates clinical Eresentations that often occur not only with psychopathological, ut also with severe somatic and neurological disorders requiring emergency care in the intensive care unit.

The paper describes the specific features of the formation of a healthy lifestyle in children from birth to 3 years. It gives information on the mechanisms of teaching children about the adaptive stereotypes of thinking and behavior, which contributes to the formation of self-care skills, the prevention of chemical dependency, and adaptation to preschool education.

The paper considers the features of using dietary therapy for iron deficiency states in pediatric practice. By analyzing modern literature, the authors identify the most important aspects in the nutrition of a child with this pathology.

The paper gives the sociomedical characteristics of elderly patients with ischemic heart disease. Sociomedical characteristics play an important role in protecting public health, as morbidity and mortality are associated with the organization and quality of medical care and lifestyle. Since many elderly people require properly organized care, the role of a nurse working with this group of patients significantly increases.

The article analyzes the legal acts regulating the professional development of endoscopic nurses. The author pays special attention to discrepancies in this issue in different documents and gives practical recommendations for building work in these conditions.