Patient Care: Allopathic nurses provide direct patient care, including monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and assisting with medical procedures as prescribed by physicians. Patient Assessment: They assess patients' health status, perform physical examinations, and evaluate symptoms to assist in diagnosing medical conditions and developing treatment plans. Patient Education: Allopathic nurses educate patients and their families about medical conditions, treatment plans, medications, and post-discharge care instructions. They promote health literacy and empower patients to manage their health effectively. Documentation: They maintain accurate and detailed medical records, including patient histories, assessments, nursing care plans, and progress notes. Allopathic nurses ensure documentation complies with legal and regulatory standards. Collaboration with Healthcare Team: Allopathic nurses collaborate with physicians, specialists, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate patient care, discuss treatment options, and implement multidisciplinary care plans. Medication Administration: They administer medications orally, intravenously, intramuscularly, or through other routes as prescribed by physicians. Allopathic nurses monitor patients for adverse reactions and educate them about medication effects and precautions. Patient Advocacy: Allopathic nurses advocate for patients' rights, preferences, and needs within the healthcare system. They communicate patient concerns to the healthcare team and ensure patients receive compassionate and respectful care. Emergency Response: Allopathic nurses respond to medical emergencies, including cardiac arrests, respiratory distress, and trauma situations. They perform CPR, initiate emergency protocols, and provide life-saving interventions as necessary. Infection Control: They follow infection control protocols to prevent healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) and promote patient safety. Allopathic nurses maintain cleanliness, hygiene, and sterility in clinical settings. Continuous Learning: Allopathic nurses stay updated with advances in medical treatments, nursing practices, and healthcare technologies. They participate in continuing education, training programs, and professional development to enhance clinical skills and knowledge. Patient Support and Comfort: They provide emotional support, comfort, and reassurance to patients and families facing medical challenges. Allopathic nurses address psychosocial needs and promote holistic well-being. Ethical and Professional Conduct: Allopathic nurses uphold ethical standards, confidentiality, and professionalism in all interactions with patients, families, and healthcare colleagues. They adhere to nursing ethics and legal regulations governing healthcare practice.