Tag: Imbalanced Nutrition Less Than Body Requirements
Gastroenteritis
Infectious diarrhea is commonly referred to as gastroenteritis.
4 Child Abuse Nursing Care Plans
The major nursing care planning goals for the child experiencing abuse includes ensuring adequate nutrition, safety of the abused child, relief from anxiety, improving parenting skills and building parental confidence.
NCLEX Practice Exam 26 (50 Questions)
This 50-item exam contains various questions about Medical-Surgical Nursing that covers topics of Colostomy Care, Diagnostic Tests, and several diseases.
NCLEX Practice Exam 25 (50 Questions)
This 50-item exam contains various questions about Medical-Surgical Nursing that covers topics of Colostomy Care, Diagnostic Tests, and several diseases.
NCLEX Practice Exam 24 (50 Questions)
Learning more about Medical-Surgical Nursing often feels overwhelming. This 50-item examination has a handful of questions about Emergency Nursing, HIV/AIDS, and Anemia that will test your knowledge about the concepts behind Medical-Surgical Nursing. The key to mastering this topic is to accomplish this exam.
NCLEX Practice Exam 23 (50 Questions)
This 50-item examination covers most concepts in Medical-Surgical Nursing. It also has a handful of questions about Emergency Nursing, HIV/AIDS, and Anemia that will test your wits about the concepts behind Medical-Surgical Nursing. Take this exam if you are preparing for your NCLEX or NLE.
6 Prenatal Substance Dependence/Abuse Nursing Care Plans
Here are six (6) nursing care plans (NCP) for prenatal substance dependence/abuse.
7 Cerebral Palsy Nursing Care Plans
Nursing goals for a client with cerebral palsy include optimize mobility and prevent deformity, improve nutritional status, strengthen family support, foster self-care, enhanced communication and provide quality of life.
6 Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate Nursing Care Plans
Nursing goals for clients with cleft lip and cleft palate include maintaining adequate nutrition, increasing family coping, reducing the parents’ anxiety and guilt regarding the newborn's physical defects, and preparing parents for the future repair of the cleft lip and palate.
Non-Organic Failure to Thrive
Infants who fail to gain weight and who shows signs of delayed development are classified as failure-to-thrive infants.
