Soap Analysis

SOAP Analysis SOAP Analysis Abstract The nursing guideline of SOAP (Eggland, & Heinemann, 1998) was used to construct the soap analysis. This guideline provides a systematic approach to evaluation of a patient and to take necessary action by the observations. It severs as a critical framework for nurses in gathering all the relevant ...

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Regional Assessments For Neurological Assessment And Mental Status Assessment

Regional Assessments for Neurological Assessment and Mental Status Assessment Regional Assessments for Neurological Assessment and Mental Status Assessment Introduction A neurological examination, also called a neuro exam, is an evaluation of a person's nervous system that can be performed in the doctor's office. It may be performed with instruments, such as lights and ...

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Practice Of Leader And Manager In Nursing Shortage And Turnover

Practice of Leader and Manager in Nursing Shortage and Turnover Practice of Leader and Manager in Nursing Shortage and Turnover Introduction Nursing is the profession which is highly demanded and facing a lot of issues. The organizations have been facing difficulties regarding shortage of nurses, and nursing turnover is another significant issue of ...

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Philosophy Of Nursing

PHILOSOPHY OF NURSING Personal Philosophy of Nursing Personal Philosophy of Nursing Philosophical understanding of nursing is important for the logical extension of our own self at the present stage. The understanding of self-image guarantees a good future in nursing practice.  This paper explores my personal philosophy of nursing and its tenants. It also ...

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Case Study

CASE STUDY Patient with Hyperthermia Patient with Hyperthermia Describe the symptoms of the patient with Hyperthermia The symptoms of a patient with hyperthermia are as follows; body of patient starts to slow as the temperature drops. Aside from the cold that is felt and the shivering that may occur, mental function ...

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Child Sexual Abuse

Child Sexual Abuse Treatment of Mentally Disturbed Patient Abstract This paper focuses on the issue of child sexual abuse while dealing with the case of a 35 year old woman. The section reconsidered the state of information about personality disorder and problems faced by her since her childhood. Being a therapist, I ...

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Learning Styles

LEARNING STYLES Access and Analyze Personal Learning Styles Access and Analyze Personal Learning Styles The learning style according to the questionnaire results in Read and Write. The questionnaire answers suggest the learning preference is given to read and writes. This questionnaire is surveyed at VARK website. VARK determines the learning style and the ...

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Nursing

Nursing How We Do Harm: A Doctor Breaks Ranks about Being Sick In America Introduction Dr Otis Brawley is one of the famous as well as one of a well known chief medical and scientific officer of the American based Cancer Society. This book briefly describes the phenomenon of how and in what ...

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Roy Adaption Model

ROY ADAPTION MODEL Critique of the Roy Adaption Model Table of Contents Introduction1 Origin of the Model1 Analysis of the theory2 Barbara Barnum Model3 Critical Analysis of the Roy Adaption Model using Barbara Barnum Theory3 Logic and Lucidity4 Intent and Reliability4 Value of the theory5 Usefulness on nursing practice5 Delineation of nursing from other medical fields6 Value and potential utility in the ICU6 Conclusions7 References8 Critique ...

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Medication Safety

MEDICATION SAFETY Medication Safety Table of Contents Introduction3 Adverse reactions/high alert medications4 Five Rights6 Right Medication:6 Right Dose:6 Right Time:6 Right Route:7 Right Patient:7 Conclusion8 Medication Safety Introduction When patients are admitted in the hospital? multiple medications are ordered by the admitting physician and time to time? these medications cause adverse drug reactions. Adverse drug reactions in hospitalized patients can be divided into two ...

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