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Patient Care: LVNs/LPNs provide direct patient care, including monitoring vital signs, assisting with personal hygiene, and addressing the comfort and safety of patients. Medication Administration: They administer medications and injections as prescribed by physicians, ensuring accurate dosage and proper administration methods. Wound Care: LVNs/LPNs assist with wound care, dressing changes, and the monitoring of wounds for signs of infection or healing progress. Documentation: Accurate record-keeping is crucial. LVNs/LPNs document patient information, medication administration, procedures performed, and any observed changes in patient condition. Collaboration: They work closely with RNs, physicians, and other healthcare professionals to ensure effective patient care and communication. Monitoring: LVNs/LPNs observe patients' conditions and report any significant changes or concerns to the supervising RN or physician. Basic Medical Procedures: may perform basic medical procedures such as inserting catheters, collecting specimens, and assisting with diagnostic tests. Patient Education: LVNs/LPNs provide patients and their families with basic health information, instructions for self-care, and guidance on managing medical conditions.