What are the different articular disorders, their disease process, nursing assessment and treatment?

The nursing Process 1. Assessment (head to toe or focused assessment) 2. Data (objective and subjective info ex. diminished lung sounds and pt complains of shortness of breath) 3.Planning(set a ...

It's been a while since I was in school and this isn't how we phrased what we were looking at, so if I get this half asses backward, please take it in the spirit of helpfulness. By obj...

a nurse has to have good communication with the patient to help. If good communication is not there then the care may be less because the nurse may not get all the details of why the patient is s...

CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant), then GNA (Geriatric Nursing Assistant). The GNA can work in the same places as the CNA. But the GNA can also work in nursing homes.

Assessment Diagnosis (nursing, not medical) Outcome identification (what you want to see happen) Planning (how you will get to the outcome) Implementation (do the plan) Evaluation (did the pla...

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While the xyphoid process is easily detached if to much pressure is applied to it, I do question why the nurse or anyone would be looking for it when preforming CPR. The xyphoid process is on the ...

I think the a nasogastric tube can also work in reverse, it can be placed into the patient's nose, led to the stomach and hooked to a bedside suction to empty the stomach. I have heard this me...