Patient Assessment: Conducting thorough assessments of patients' medical histories, symptoms, and vital signs to gather information and identify healthcare needs. Allopathic nurses perform physical examinations, evaluate patients' conditions, and communicate findings to healthcare providers. Medication Administration: Administering medications, injections, and intravenous therapies as prescribed by physicians, following established protocols and safety guidelines. Allopathic nurses ensure accurate dosing, monitor patients for adverse reactions, and educate patients about medication use and side effects. Treatment Planning and Implementation: Participating in the development and implementation of patient care plans, collaborating with interdisciplinary healthcare teams to coordinate treatments, interventions, and therapies. Allopathic nurses monitor patients' responses to treatments and adjust care plans as needed to optimize outcomes. Patient Education and Support: Providing education and support to patients and their families regarding health conditions, treatments, self-care practices, and lifestyle modifications. Allopathic nurses empower patients to manage their health and adhere to prescribed regimens, promoting health literacy and self-management skills. Patient Advocacy: Advocating for patients' rights, preferences, and well-being by serving as their voice and ensuring that their needs are met within the healthcare system. Allopathic nurses advocate for quality care, informed decision-making, and respect for patients' autonomy and dignity. Clinical Procedures: Performing various clinical procedures and interventions, such as wound care, catheterization, specimen collection, and medical device management. Allopathic nurses maintain proficiency in clinical skills and adhere to best practices and standards of care. Documentation and Reporting: Documenting patient assessments, interventions, and outcomes accurately and comprehensively in electronic health records (EHRs) or other healthcare documentation systems. Allopathic nurses maintain detailed records to facilitate continuity of care, communication among healthcare providers, and quality improvement efforts. Emergency Response: Responding promptly and effectively to medical emergencies, trauma situations, and critical incidents within healthcare facilities. Allopathic nurses assess and stabilize patients, initiate emergency interventions, and collaborate with emergency response teams to ensure timely and appropriate care.