These things include admitting patients to the emergency room (ER), maintaining vital signs, preventing complications, providing care to patients in emergency situations, l administering emergency procedures (Code Blue, CPR, etc.), being quick, thinking fast, handling complex and difficult situations, and operating health care machines. Trauma nurses' work is very fast-paced and requires them to be on their feet all day and help patients who present with various injuries. Trauma nurses must perform different types of emergency procedures such as: IV insertion, intubation, administering medications or other medications, monitoring patients, and even drawing blood. They also help patients suffering from serious complications such as: heartbreak, strokes, suicide attempts and car accidents. Trauma nurses must be carefully trained for any emergency situation. This is especially true for more serious medical problems. They aim to stabilize a trauma victim and prevent other complications that could lead to respiratory distress, shock or even