Caregivers for cancer patients need to establish rapport with the medical team. The caregiver does not have the education that the medical health professionals have such that it is imperative that she asks questions on what to expect especially after medications had been administered to the patient. Oral medications are usually administered by the caregiver. It is important that the caregiver know what the medication is for, its side effects and signs to look for, for accurate reporting and documentation. The caregiver should also learn if not through self-study, through productive interaction with the allied health team as to the danger signs that should prompt the caregiver to call for emergency medical help for her patient.
It is these lack of knowledge or information that may impede the caregiver from functioning to their optimum level (but can be immediately addressed with a cooperative medical team)
It is the personal experience that you have had that puts you as a nurse in the same situation that a patient is experiencing. An example you are caring for a patient that has just been diagnosed with cancer and you are in remission from cancer and you can pull from your personal knowlege to care with that patient.
Knowing about Breast Cancer is important for CNA's to know about because they need TLC (tender loving care). It is a difficult and overwhelming experience for the patient. CNA's play an important role in caring for a cancer patient, by providing emotional support, taking care of physical and personal needs, and effectively communicating with medical staff about changes in a patient's condition. patient.
That depends on so many factors that are specific to the patient. Age of patient, General health of patient, Type of cancer Stage of cancer if metastasis is evident...
A patient suffering from cancer will be sent to a/an
Neither: "is died" is wrong".The correct form is "a patient died from cancer".
If you kissed a cancer patient, you cannot contact Herpes Zoster.
Probably a cancer patient.
A cancer patient. There is no special term like there is for say a diabeties patient (ie: diabetic).
No.
The patient.
Normal results depend on the location and stage of the patient's cancer at the time of surgery.
The cast of Life as a Cancer Patient - 2007 includes: Thomas Eger