Titlebook: Nursing the Adult with a Specific Physiological Disturbance; Patricia Hunt,Bernice Sendell Textbook 1987Latest edition Macmillan Publisher

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BLAND

Nursing patients with disturbances of fluid and electrolyte balance,ction, repair and growth. Waste material is eliminated. The digestive system consists of the alimentary canal—a 9 m tube running from mouth to anus—and adjoining accessory organs (teeth, salivary glands, liver, biliary system and pancreas).

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cognizant

Offbeat

Nursing patients with disturbances of seeing, hearing, smell or touch,cted from (or sometimes produced by) objects onto the light-sensitive . at the rear of the eye, and to translate this picture into meaningful nervous signals which travel to the occipital lobes of the brain.

GLEAN

狗舍

Nursing patients with disturbance of metabolism,Normal functions of the liver, pancreas and thyroid gland ‘Metabolism’ refers to all of the body’s normal processes which result in:

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Nursing patients with a communicable condition,Defence systems of the body The body is continuously being invaded by micro-organisms, primarily bacteria and viruses, which enter via the body’s orifices, including the mouth and nose. They will also enter wounds. These pathogens either feed on the tissues or release toxic chemicals into the blood stream and bring about disease.