Phlebotomy Essentials
Phlebotomy Essentials
6th Edition
ISBN: 9781451194524
Author: Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)
Publisher: JONES+BARTLETT PUBLISHERS, INC.
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**Scenario: Providing Care for a Foreign Patient**

You are attending to a foreign patient who lacks family support during his stay. He was present for business but, unfortunately, was involved in an accident, resulting in hospitalization. In line with Levine's Conservation Model, consider the essential factors necessary for nursing care. Discuss how conservation principles can be applied to this patient.

**Key Considerations in Applying Levine's Theory:**

1. **Conservation of Energy:**
   - Ensure the patient gets adequate rest and nutrition to promote healing.
   - Manage their activity levels to prevent exhaustion.

2. **Structural Integrity:**
   - Protect the patient’s physical wellbeing and manage wound care properly.
   - Safeguard against potential infections or further injuries.

3. **Personal Integrity:**
   - Respect and maintain the patient’s dignity and privacy.
   - Acknowledge his cultural and personal values in care plans.

4. **Social Integrity:**
   - Facilitate communication with family or support systems remotely.
   - Provide emotional support to mitigate feelings of isolation.

These considerations aim to promote overall well-being and efficient recovery for the patient under your care.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Scenario: Providing Care for a Foreign Patient** You are attending to a foreign patient who lacks family support during his stay. He was present for business but, unfortunately, was involved in an accident, resulting in hospitalization. In line with Levine's Conservation Model, consider the essential factors necessary for nursing care. Discuss how conservation principles can be applied to this patient. **Key Considerations in Applying Levine's Theory:** 1. **Conservation of Energy:** - Ensure the patient gets adequate rest and nutrition to promote healing. - Manage their activity levels to prevent exhaustion. 2. **Structural Integrity:** - Protect the patient’s physical wellbeing and manage wound care properly. - Safeguard against potential infections or further injuries. 3. **Personal Integrity:** - Respect and maintain the patient’s dignity and privacy. - Acknowledge his cultural and personal values in care plans. 4. **Social Integrity:** - Facilitate communication with family or support systems remotely. - Provide emotional support to mitigate feelings of isolation. These considerations aim to promote overall well-being and efficient recovery for the patient under your care.
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