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What are the problems identified for a patient with club foot and how can be a patient be managed using a nursing care plan?
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What is the application of abdellah's theory in nursing theory?
Abdellah theory's application with regard to nursing theory is based using a problem solving approach. If the typology of 21 nursing problems are identified then it gives bases to organising nursing care for the patient
Will a nursing home accept a patient with mild mental retardation but no significant medical problems?
There are some nursing homes in the country that will take a patient with mild mental retardation without any significant medical problems. A person may also check with assisted living facilities for this type of patient.
What has the author Olev Wain written?
Olev Wain has written: 'The validity of patient-management problems for assessing the skills of baccalaureate nursing students in solving nursing-care problems' -- subject(s): Nursing students, Study and teaching, Nursing, Problem solving
What has the author Mariah Snyder written?
Mariah Snyder has written: 'Advanced Practice Nursing' 'Neurologic problems, a critical care nursing focus' -- subject(s): Intensive care nursing, Nervous System Diseases, Neurological nursing, Neurology, Nursing, Nursing texts 'Complementary & alternative therapies in nursing' -- subject(s): Holistic nursing, Nurse and patient, Nursing, Holistic Nursing, Alternative medicine, Complementary Therapies
How are infection spread in nursing home?
patient to patient contact
Why is health assessment important as a nursing subject?
The practice of "nursing" or delivering nursing care rests upon the health assessment. A health assessment asks about or observes every area of the body, mental and social health, and identifies problems through the assessment. Without an assessment, a nurse would not be as aware of the health problems affecting thispatient, or be prepared to do the patient education that this patient needs. A lack of nursing assessment would be like asking an everyday citizen to perform open heart surgery: A nurse, with proper education, training, and assessment skills can perform nursing duties that promote and protect the health and well-being of each patient.
What are specific nursing tasks involved in patient care?
observation to patient.
Can a nursing home refuse to take an elderly downs syndrome patient?
The nursing home has to have a valid reason to refuse a patient. Refusing a patient because they have Downs Syndrome would not be valid.
What has the author Catherine P Murphy written?
Catherine P. Murphy has written: 'Ethical problems in the nurse-patient relationship' -- subject(s): Nursing ethics
What is the importance of home nurse?
From the perspective of a family member of a man who passed away from cancer, home nursing makes it possible for the patient to remain in his home until death. Home nursing makes that possible without having to make trips to a hospital or doctor that would be physically and emotionally tedious for the patient and his family. Without home nursing, the only choice a family might have is to allow the patient to spend their last days in a hospital, something that could be harder on the patient and the family. Home nursing is also important for people who have chronic medical problems for many of the reasons listed above.
What has the author Barbara W Narrow written?
Barbara W. Narrow has written: 'Patient teaching in nursing practice' -- subject(s): Education, Nurse and patient, Nurse-Patient Relations, Nursing texts, Patient education, Patients
What exactly is forensic nursing?
Forensic nursing is a field that involves specializing in patient care for victims and perpetrators. This includes medical problems which result from assaults or abuse. They have training in legal matters and often testify in courts or provide legal consultations.
