Nursing specialties o-p
OB/GYN: Nurses specialized in the care, diagnosis and rehabilitation of common illnesses of the female reproductive system. Occupational Health: Nurses specialized to ensure the health of active populations through education, prevention and rehabilitation. Office/Clinic: Nurses specialized to work only in clinics or offices. Oncology: Nurses specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of cancers or tumors. Ophthalmology: Nurses specialized in the diagnosis and rehabilitation of illnesses related to the eye. Oral/Maxillofacial: Nurses specialized in the care and surgical treatment of diseases and infections of the mouth, jaw, cheek and teeth. Orthopedics: Nurses specialized in the prevention and treatment of diseases and injuries to bones and joints or other parts of the skeletal system. Ostomy/Continence: Nurses specialized to assist in an operation and create an opening, called a stoma. Otolaryngology: Nurses specialized in the care and treatment of diseases of the ear, nose, and throat PACU: Nurses specialized to help with the supervision and recuperation of operative patients who need anesthesia. Pathology: Nurses specialized in the analysis of diseases and its causes on tissues and organs. Pediatrics: Nurses specialized in the care and education of infants, children and adolescents. Physical Therapy: Nurses specialized in the treatment of injuries or disorders using physical methods, such as exercises and physical activities to help to maintain or improve the bones, joints and muscles. Podiatry: Nurses specialized in the care, treatment and prevention of diseases and malformation of human feet. Proctology: Nurses specialized to provide care and prevention of diseases of the colon or rectum or anus. Pulmonary: Nurses specialized in the care and treatment of diseases and disorders of lungs or respiratory system.
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