Nurse Juliet Alabrah

04/06/2025

MAKE WE SABE WETIN BE ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE

Dis Alzheimer’s disease na wahala wey dey worry over 6.7 million people for America. Na di most common type of dementia. E dey affect brain well-well, destroy memory and how person take dey reason. Small small, e go reach di level wey person no fit do ordinary daily wahala like before.

E dey start with small-small forgetfulness — like say you forget wetin person just talk, or you no sabi where you keep your things. E fit even hard you to solve small wahala or think well.

As people wey dey for health matter, make we understand say Alzheimer’s no be normal old age wahala. E be real medical disease wey need better attention from doctor dem.

E good make people sabi di difference between normal old age forgetfulness and serious Alzheimer signs. If you notice say you or person wey dey close to you dey forget things too much or dey act different, abeg go meet health worker make dem check well.

10/05/2025

Professionalism in Nursing encompasses the pillars of nursing including using modern medical equipment to give a holistic and evidence based nursing care.
Still on the Nurses Week celebration 2025.

07/05/2025

In my years as a pediatric nurse, midwife, and telehealth educator, I’ve learned that every experience brings a lesson. Each patient and family has taught me something valuable about care, compassion, and teamwork. Today I reflect on how far we’ve come and how much more we can do together.

Empathy empowers: Listening and reassurance can heal as much as medicine.

Education transforms: Teaching new parents how to care for their children builds confidence and strong families.

Innovation connects: Telehealth brings nursing support into homes near and far, so no one feels alone.

Mentorship inspires: Guiding new nurses today builds a stronger, healthier workforce for tomorrow.

I’m grateful for each lesson and proud of how we support families every day.
Happy International Nurses Week

01/03/2025

Happy New Month Friends and followers

24/02/2025

Hey Nurses Listen! 🩺🌟

Let's talk about intramuscular (IM) injections today. These injections are given directly into a muscle, and they're commonly used for vaccines, antibiotics, and other medications. Here's a quick breakdown:

WHY IM INJECTIONS?
👉Quick Absorption: Muscles have good blood supply, which means medications are absorbed faster.
👉Larger Dose: Muscles can hold more liquid compared to subcutaneous tissues.

PROPER TECHNIQUE
👉Angle: Insert the needle at a 90° angle.
👉Sites: Common sites include the deltoid (upper arm), vastus lateralis (thigh), and gluteus maximus (buttocks).
👉Aseptic Technique: Always ensure the site is clean and disinfected to prevent infection.

RISKS OF IMPROPER TECHNIQUE
💉Pain and Discomfort**: Incorrect angle or site can cause significant pain.
💉Nerve Damage**: Hitting a nerve can lead to serious complications.
💉Infection: Not following aseptic techniques increases the risk of infection.
💉Medication Leak: If not done correctly, the medication may leak into surrounding tissues, reducing effectiveness.

BEST PRACTICES
💉Training and Practice: Always ensure you’re well-trained and confident in your technique.
💉Use Proper Equipment: Ensure needles and syringes are appropriate for the medication and patient.
💉Patient Positioning: Proper positioning helps ensure the injection is given correctly and comfortably.

By mastering IM injections, we can ensure our patients receive the best care possible.

Stay informed, stay safe, and keep making a difference! 💉💪

Feel free to share your experiences or tips in the comments! 🗣️📚

Remember, proper technique not only improves patient care but also boosts your confidence as a healthcare professional. 💙

Stay awesome! 😊✨

I am Juliet Alabrah.

10/02/2025

💝 February isn't just for loving others - it starts with YOU!

Self-love = self-care. Your health matters most! Here's how to put yourself first:

🌿 Eat foods that make your body happy
💪 Move your body for 30 mins daily - walk, dance, whatever feels good!
😴 Sleep like you mean it - 7-8 hours is your best friend
🧘‍♀️ Take 10 quiet minutes each day just for you
💧 Drink water like it's your job

Remember: You can't pour from an empty cup! Take care of yourself first, then spread that love around ❤️

03/02/2025

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31/01/2025

GET INVOLVED IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CERVICAL CANCER 🙌

It's the final day of our cervical cancer awareness campaign, but the journey doesn't end here. We must continue to fight against cervical cancer every day. By getting vaccinated, getting screened, and sharing awareness with friends and family, we can make a significant difference. Together, we can prevent cervical cancer and promote women's health.

Let's work hand in hand to eliminate cervical cancer and support those affected by it. Remember, every action counts, and your involvement can save lives. Thank you for being a part of this important campaign. Keep spreading the word and making a positive impact.

Concluding Message
As we conclude this awareness campaign, let's remember the importance of cervical cancer prevention, screening, and treatment. The fight against cervical cancer is a continuous effort that requires our collective action and commitment. By staying informed, getting involved, and supporting each other, we can create a healthier future for women worldwide.

Thank you for your dedication and participation in this campaign. Together, we can eliminate cervical cancer and ensure better health outcomes for all women. Let's continue to raise awareness and advocate for change.





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30/01/2025

COMPLICATIONS OF CERVICAL CANCER
Cervical cancer treatment can lead to complications such as infertility, chronic pelvic pain, and bladder and bowel problems.

It's important to raise awareness about these potential complications and support those affected by cervical cancer.

27/01/2025

TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR CERVICAL CANCER ⚕️

There are several treatment options available for cervical cancer, including surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, hormonal therapy, and palliative management.

👉Consult your healthcare provider to learn more about these treatments and find the best option for you.

25/01/2025

🩺 SCREENING SAVES LIVES 🩺

Regular screening can detect cervical cancer early, when it's most treatable.

Schedule your Pap test and HPV test today. Encourage your friends and family to do the same.

Early detection saves lives!

23/01/2025

PREVENTING CERVICAL CANCER💉

Prevention is key!
Get vaccinated against HPV
Maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Stay faithful to your spouse
Avoid smoking and alcohol consumption.
Eat well.

By taking these preventive measures, we can reduce the risk of cervical cancer and promote women's health.