2NURSING CAREAssignment 1Nurses play an essential role in providing quality health care to all and being respectedhealthcare providers they are expected to be adequately qualified and maintain professionalismwith a caring concern for the patients[ CITATION Dal17 \l 1033 ]. Under section 141 of theNursing Act 1992, any person who is authorized to use the titles, enrolled nurse and registerednurse are entitled to practice nursing. A registered nurse and an enrolled nurse work together andan enrolled nurse assists the registered nurse in decision-making process relating to the medicalstatus of the patient[ CITATION Gas17 \l 1033 ]. The primary responsibilities of an enrolled nurse is to recognizing normal andabnormality in assessment; performing the delegated responsibilities; monitoring the impact ofcare by assessing the health status of any individual[ CITATION McD14 \l 1033 ]. The enrollednurse is required to communicate with the registered nurse relating to the health status of thepatients on a regular basis. There are times, when it becomes imperative and a necessity for aregistered nurse to give more attention and be more involved with any particular patient,especially, under circumstances, when the patient is responding unpredictably or there is aconstant change in the health status of the patient[ CITATION Mas15 \l 1033 ]. The registerednurse must also be more attentive under circumstances, when the patient is subject to continualassessment and there is a constant need to make changes in the care plan of the patient. In regards to the nursing care outlined in the Inquest into the death of Mr. Albert EricBruce Biffin, it questions the accountability of the nurses and the adequacy of the medical carethat was provided to Mr. Biffin. The coroner found that Bruce was suffering from umbilical

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