Client Teaching: 6 Ways to Preventing Back Injuries
The back is essential to performing activities and maintaining balance. It is subjected to daily stress of execution and carrying weights. It may also...
Patient Education: 5 Nursing Tips in Creating Effective Written Teaching Aids
Here are five tips to writing effective teaching aids for patient education.
Hand Hygiene and Handwashing
Handwashing is the act of cleaning one’s hands with the use of any liquid with or without soap for the purpose of removing dirt or microorganisms.
Safety First: A Nurse’s Guide to Promoting Safety Measures Throughout the Lifespan
Here is a guide to promoting safety measures throughout the lifespan.
The Aging Body Systems: Explaining Physiological Aging
Here are the body systems and the changes they undergo while aging.
Nurse Snooze: 7 Sleep-Promoting Tips Nurses Must Share to their Clients
Individuals should need to realize the importance of sleep and its relation to fulfillment, productivity, and activity. Here are seven sleep-promoting tips nurses must share to their clients:
Nasogastric Intubation
For most patients who cannot attain an adequate oral intake from food, oral nutritional supplements, or who cannot eat and drink safely, they may be given proper nutrition via nasogastric tube feeding.
10 Tips on How Nurses Can Improve Documentation
Here are some tips that would make your documentation a stand-out and an example among the rest.
4 Comfort and Hygienic Measures for Dependent Clients
Let us learn how to placate whatever illness our patient experiences by noting these tips on how to refresh our patients at their bedside.
5 Diseases-Classified Diets Nurses Could Teach Patients
Other than the common hospital diets you could teach, here are five disease-classified meals that would surely keep the patient out of the grasp of certain lifestyle diseases that affect the humanity today.
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The nursing care plan for the client with deep vein thrombosis include: providing information regarding disease condition, treatment, and prevention; assessing and monitoring anticoagulant therapy; providing comfort measures; positioning the body and encouraging exercise; maintaining adequate tissue perfusion; and preventing complications.
