what is palliative care

Q: What is better at evaluating heart disease and stroke? MRI or CT?

A: Stroke and heart disease cause a large number of deaths in the world. Both diseases can be prevented…

Q: What guidance would you give a family member that was diagnosed with peripheral vascular disease

A: Rarely does a person reach old age without experiencing some form of pathologic cardiovascular…

Q: When a patient is discharged from the hospital with a diagnosis of heart failure, what are the…

A: When the heart muscle doesn't pump blood as well as it should, it causes heart failure, also known…

Q: What is the Surgeon General's most pressing issue?

A: The Surgeon General of the United States is the nation’s doctor. He gives Americans the most…

Q: What are the essential things/key points a nurse must know about Spinal Cord Injuries as well as…

A: SPINAL CORD INJURY     A spinal cord injury is the damage to any part of the spinal cord or neves at…

Q: how can a nurse uphold and protect the rights of your patients at all times?

A: Patient rights includes ethical and legal issues in the provider-patient relationship. It also…

Q: What is post mortem care? How do we provide post mortem care?

A: Mortem is the Latin word that means death, and a postmortem is a word that is used in the medical…

Q: what are the needs and nursing considerations that should be considered when caring for the deceased…

A: Dying refers to the process in which there occurs ceasing of psychological, social, physical, and…

Q: What is another term used for child abuse?

A: Child abuse is a criminal offense and, different states have their criteria of conduct that come…

Q: What do Florence Nightingale's beliefs about nursing include?

A: Nursing  It is the dynamic process of promoting health and preventing illness, with acceptable…

Q: What nursing actions can you take to assist a patient who is constipated?

A: When an individual experiences less than normal frequency of bowel movements, then that individual…

Q: Identify and discuss ways in which thegender of the physician and the gender ofthe patient influence…

A: The gender of both the patient and the physician impacts the medical treatment process. Female…

Q: What members of the interprofessional health care team provide palliative/hospice care, and what…

A: Inter-professional health care is teamwork to achieve patient  Improved health outcomes. This kind…

Q: What type of services are patients treated for in ambulatory care? What setting are ambulatory care…

A: Ambulatory care is nothing but providing care without admitting the hospital.

Q: What are the essential things/key points a nurse must know about Spinal Cord Injuries as well as…

A: A spinal cord injury is a damage in any part of the spinal nerves or spinal cord at the end of a…

Q: what is Outpatient Radiological / Diagnostics Information Systems

A: The outpatient medical record and radiology information system are 2 components of the electronic…

Q: In which year institutions add outpatient services ?

A: An outpatient department or outpatient clinic is the part of a hospital designed for the treatment…

Q: What are the nurse's responsibilities following the death of a patient?

A: KEY WORDS :- Stages of grief - 1) DenialDenial helps us reduce the tremendous pain of loss. It can…

Q: What is the impact of caring for someone with dementia on the family as caregivers?

A: Dementia is a condition in which a person has impaired ability to remember, think, or make…

Q: ental

A: An equilibrium of mind, body and spirit with the environment can be defined as mental health and…

Q: What should the nurse have done instead? Enter a short description of the intervention(s) the nurse…

A: Blood transfusion is a life sustaining medical intervention. There are several risks involved with…

Q: dementia

A: A person suffering from Vascular dementia faces problems with reasoning, judgment/ decision making,…

Q: Why would an older client attend a primary health service?

A: Health care services are the medical services provided by the health care providers for the clients.…

Q: What are Medical Errors and how they occur?

A: Medical care is provided to treat a clinical condition. The medical professions diagnose a condition…

Q: essay on thoughts, ideas, perspectives and/or insights regarding psychiatric and mentally ill…

A: The terms "mental health"refer to the cognitive, behavioural, and emotional well-being of people. It…

Q: What are the liability hazards of requiring all members of the medical staff to take Emergency…

A: Hospital is place plays a critical role in providing medical as well as emergency care to…

Q: what is vocation? how does it matter to future medical professionals?

A: Vocation is a Latin word "Vocare" meaning "to call". It is giving care to other people with the…

Q: As a nurse, how can you support someone with dementia and their families?

A: DEMENTIA:- Dementia is a general term for loss of memory, language, problem-solving, and other…

Q: Can a person get kicked out of a nursing home?

A: A nursing home is a residential facility that cares for a person outside the hospital. They have…

Q: hy do you think that it is important for anyone to learn the basic procedures in providing basic…

A: The basic medical aid delivered to a person in an emergency medical condition is known as Basic Life…

Q: How can the nurse influence new oncology treatments in children?

A: Abnormal cell growth occurs in cancer. There are various types of cancer depending on the area or…

Q: The nurse understands that when the terminal patient states, "No, I don't need anything. What would…

A: KEY WORDS:- Stage of grief - Kübler-Ross developed stages of grief. The stages, known by the acronym…

Q: How can nurses prevent

A: Medication errors may cause serious side effects to patients and may increase the length of stay in…

Q: What kind of legal accountability is involved when providing trauma-informed care in patients with…

A: ACE is the abbreviation for Adverse Childhood Experience. It refers to the traumatic experience a…

Q: What is the patient's religious affiliation (e.g., Judaism, Islam, Pentecostalism, West African…

A: It's only normal for nurses to share personal information with patients at times. It is justified to…

Q: "medicalization of ordinary life?"

A: The modern life is plagued with diseases. Mental health is currently diagnosed using the criterion…