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- 6. Query about nursing Nursing strategies for managing chronic pain?5. Briefly describe the protocol of pain management in palliative nursing care.: A nurse is caring for a 70-year-old client with depression in an extended care facility. During assessment, the client tells the nurse, “You must know that I cannot see very well now. I find it very difficult to complete important activities. Most nurses just leave me to do things by myself.” a.What subjective data could be documented by the nurse? 1. The patient verbalized that “I cannot see very well now”. 2. The patient said that “I find it very difficult to complete important activities.” 3. The patient also said that “Most nurses just leave me to do things by myself.” b.What further assessments should the nurse make? c.What modifications must be made to help the client?
- A nurse is caring a 70 year old client with depression in an extended care facility. During assessment the client tells the nurse, "You must know that I cannot see very well now. I find it very difficult to complete important activities. Most nurse just leave me to do things by myself." a. What subjective data could be recorded by the nurse? b. What further assessment should the nurse make? c. What modifications must be made to help the client?54. Nursing implementations for chronic pain?do it asapDiscuss how non parmacological labour pain nursing interventions aligns with one of the six QSEN competencies and why?
- 4. Identify the similarities and differences of the application of the nursing process of a client in a general hospital from a client in a psychiatric setting. ?A nurse is caring for a 70-year-old client with depression in an extended care facility. During assessment, the client tells the nurse, “You must know that I cannot see very well now. I find it very difficult to complete important activities. Most nurses just leave me to do things my myself.” a. What subjective data could be documented bu the nurse? b. What further assessment should the nurse make? c. What modifications must be made to help the client?#2Point briefly Effects of Flexible Learning on the Mental Health of the Working Nursing students.?
- Establish and explain a minimum 3 SMART goals for pain management for the end-of-life patient.-1.Possibly needs to solved : A nurse is caring for a 70-year-old client with depression in an extended care facility. During assessment, the client tells the nurse, “You must know that I cannot see very well now. I find it very difficult to complete important activities. Most nurses just leave me to do things by myself.” a.What subjective data could be documented by the nurse? 1. The patient verbalized that “I cannot see very well now”. 2. The patient said that “I find it very difficult to complete important activities.” 3. The patient also said that “Most nurses just leave me to do things by myself.” b.What further assessments should the nurse make? c.What modifications must be made to help the client?.A nurse is caring for a 70-year-old client with depression in an extended care facility. During assessment, the client tells the nurse, “You must know that I cannot see very well now. I find it very difficult to complete important activities. Most nurses just leave me to do things by myself.” a. What subjective data could be documented by the nurse? b. What further assessments should the nurse make?c. What modifications must be made to help the client?