Assessment Of Nurses' Knowledge Towards Fluid And Electrolyte Administration At Surgical Wards In Hospitals

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Shaima Abdullah Aldossery
Badriah Ahmed Ali Anab
Sultan Aali Awwadh Alzaydi
Lolo Saleh Alhmed
Bdour Obeid alenazi
Afrah Talal Kulaib Alanazi
Salha Mohammed Abdulrahman Alshehri

Abstract

This study aims to assess nurses' knowledge regarding fluid and electrolyte administration at surgical wards in hospitals. Adequate fluid and electrolyte management is crucial for the care of surgical patients to maintain fluid balance, prevent complications, and promote optimal recovery. Assessing nurses' knowledge in this area can identify areas for improvement and guide targeted educational interventions. The study utilized a cross-sectional design, collecting data through a questionnaire specifically developed to assess nurses' knowledge of fluid and electrolyte administration. The sample consisted of nurses working at surgical wards in hospitals. Data analysis involved descriptive statistics and inferential tests to examine potential relationships between demographic variables and nurses' knowledge.

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Shaima Abdullah Aldossery

Nursing technician, First Health Cluster - Public Health Administration

Badriah Ahmed Ali Anab

Nurse Technician, Al Foutah PHC

Sultan Aali Awwadh Alzaydi

Nursing technician, Public Health Administration, First Health Cluster

Lolo Saleh Alhmed

Nurse, PHC Almansourah

Bdour Obeid alenazi

Nursing technician, Granada Health Center

Afrah Talal Kulaib Alanazi

Nurse Specialist II, Prince Salman bin Mohammed Hospital in Dalam

Salha Mohammed Abdulrahman Alshehri

Nursing technician, Regional laboratory in Riyadh