Titlebook: Caring for Older People; A Nurses Guide Mary Carroll,L. Jane Brue,Brian Booth Textbook 1993Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1993

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0061609he purpose of this chapter is to guide the nurse to possible interventions for patients or clients with the nursing diagnoses of alteration in skin integrity, actual or potential. One guiding principle worth bearing in mind throughout what follows is this: You can put almost anything you like on a pressure sore — except the patient.

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Textbook 1993Latest edition are integrated throughout and serve as a valuable introduction to a concept new to U.K. nursing. In addition to discussing the basic categories of health problems, the book addresses the general principles of promoting wellness including psychosocial considerations, nutrition, and the creation of a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0061609Why ‘psychosocial’? Why not ‘Mental health — aspects of care’? Nursing has enough jargon, surely; do we really need any more?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0061609As age increases, the amount of calories needed to maintain health decreases. The current recommended intake in the United Kingdom is, for men aged 65 to 74, 2400 kcal (10MJ), falling to 2150 (9MJ) from the age of 75; for women, the equivalents are 1900 kcal (8MJ), and 1680 (7MJ)..

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The physical changes of ageing and how to assess themBritish-trained nurses who take up jobs in the United States are often struck by the extended range of nursing duties that they are expected to undertake — including many which they were previously used to seeing as falling within the domain of medical staff Physical examination comes into this category.

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,, RGNWhy ‘psychosocial’? Why not ‘Mental health — aspects of care’? Nursing has enough jargon, surely; do we really need any more?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82969-7tion, to determine the person’s expectations of what nursing will do for them, and to gather data for the formulation of nursing diagnoses [see the Introductions to Parts II and IV] and of a plan of care. In the case of a planned transfer from one ward to another (for example, from ‘a(chǎn)cute’ to ‘rehab

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