Category Archives: Nursing care plan
Nursing care for hypertension
Hypertensive heart disease Hypertensive heart disease – a chronic disease characterized by persistent high blood pressure. Lasts many years. There are periods of improvement and deterioration. Help hypertensive patients with frequent monitoring of blood pressure readings and the systematic taking … Continue reading
Domestic Violence Nurse
What Does a Domestic Violence Nurse Do? Also known as violence nurses, violence prevention nurses, child abuse nurses and elder abuse nurses, these types of nursing professionals generally work with children, adults and the elderly to provide care, support and … Continue reading
What Does a Diabetes Nurse Do?
Diabetes nurses care for patients that suffer from diabetes, a condition that affects the body’s ability to produce or absorb enough insulin. This includes assisting patients in monitoring their blood sugar and medications, helping to minimize diabetic nerve damage, conducting … Continue reading
Nursing Care Plan HIV
Powerlessness related to confirmed diagnosis of a potentially terminal disease, incomplete grieving process; social ramifications of AIDS; alteration in body image, desired lifestyle; advancing CNS involvement. Possibly evidenced by Feelings of loss of control over own life Depression over physical … Continue reading
Nursing Care Plan For Hypertension
Hypertension or High blood pressure (HBP) is a medical condition in which the blood pressure is chronically elevated in the arteries or blood vessels. Hypertension is also categorized according to etiology: as primary/essential (approximately 95% of all cases), when it … Continue reading
Nursing Assesment Nursing care Plans For Stroke
Because strokes are more important in older patients, the person’s age is of obvious significance. The paramedics, nurses, and doctors will all try to piece together what the specificsymptoms are, precisely when they started, how they evolved, what the patient … Continue reading
Signs and Symtomps For Stroke
A stroke involving the right side of the brain will result in a deficit of the left side of the body, and a stroke involving the left side of the brain will affect the right side of the body. So … Continue reading
Nursing Care Plans For Stroke
A stroke is the condition in which part of the brain abruptly loses its source of nutrients, oxygen and glucose, that are normally delivered to it by way of the vascular system. Normally, with each beat, the heart pumps blood … Continue reading
Nursing Home Compare
Nursing Home Compare — the online database that allows families to search for nursing homes in their area and compare their quality of care — will have even more data available to help families find the right nursing home. The … Continue reading
Steps in Developing a Family Nursing Care Plan
A family nursing care plan is a set of guidelines developed by a patient’s family and nursing staff. The plan may cover home care and include times and activities a visiting nurse may be required to fulfill. A full-time nurse … Continue reading