Salman Khan

Immediate Patient Assessment: Quickly evaluate patients condition for severity of injury or illness
Emergency Care: Provide prompt first aid for injuries, burns, cuts, fractures, fainting, and other medical
emergencies
Vital Signs Monitoring: Check blood pressure, heart rate, respiration, oxygen saturation, and temperature
Basic Life Support (BLS): Perform CPR, airway management, and use of AED in emergency situations
Wound Care: Clean, dress, and bandage wounds; control bleeding
Patient Stabilization: Stabilize patients before transferring to higher care units or hospitals
Health Education: Advise patients on injury prevention, basic care, and follow-up
Documentation: Record incidents, treatment provided, and patient response accurately
Infection Control: Follow hygiene and infection prevention protocols while providing first aid
Medication Assistance: Administer emergency medications if trained and authorized (e.g., epinephrine for
anaphylaxis)
Equipment Management: Ensure first aid kit and emergency equipment are well-stocked and functional

Provided pre- and post-operative care for liver and kidney transplant patients
Performed continuous hemodynamic monitoring and vital signs assessment
Maintained strict intake and output (I/O) charting and fluid balance
Managed fluid and electrolyte balance according to transplant protocols
Administered immunosuppressive medications including Cyclosporine and Tacrolimus
Monitored blood levels (trough levels) of immunosuppressive drugs as per protocol
Followed strict infection control protocols and aseptic techniques
Implemented isolation precautions to prevent infections
Monitored for signs of transplant rejection and graft dysfunction
Identified and managed post-operative complications
Provided wound care and surgical site monitoring
Administered medications and pain management as per protocol
Educated patients regarding medication compliance and long-term care
Maintained accurate documentation and patient records

Post-Operative Care: Provide specialized care to patients after cardiac or thoracic surgery (CABG, valve
replacement, heart/lung transplant, major thoracic procedures)
Hemodynamic Monitoring: Monitor vital signs, ECG, cardiac output, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and
central venous pressure
Ventilator Management: Care for mechanically ventilated patients, adjust settings per protocol, and monitor
ABGs
Medication Administration: Administer vasoactive drugs, anticoagulants, analgesics, sedatives, and
immunosuppressants safely
Fluid & Electrolyte Management: Monitor intake/output, manage IV fluids, and maintain electrolyte balance
Post-Surgical Complication Monitoring: Detect early signs of arrhythmias, bleeding, infection, graft failure, or
organ dysfunction
Central Lines & Drains Care: Manage chest tubes, central lines, arterial lines, and pacemaker wires
Patient Education & Support: Educate patients and families about recovery, medications, and lifestyle
modifications
Emergency Response: Perform CPR, defibrillation, and rapid interventions in case of cardiac arrest or
sudden deterioration
Documentation: Maintain accurate records of patient condition, medications, interventions, and outcomes
Infection Control: Follow strict ICU protocols to prevent nosocomial infections

Provided care to pediatric and neonatal patients in hospital settings
Monitored vital signs, growth parameters, and hydration status
Assisted in medication administration, feeding, and IV therapy for neonates and children
Performed basic procedures like NG tube insertion, diaper care, and temperature monitoring
Assisted senior nurses and doctors during minor procedures and emergencies
Educated parents on newborn care, immunizations, and feeding techniques
Maintained accurate patient records and documentation.