General Nursing Management of Patients with Medical Pathology
Sets out the cardinal points on which any patient is managed irrespective of the disease condition: administration of medication, personal hygiene, rest and comfort, nutrition, observation, elimination, psychological care, health education, protection from injury and barrier nursing. Each is worked through in full, from the drug allergy history, test dose and the five rights of drug administration to daily bathing, mouth and vulva care and the documentation that protects both patient and nurse.
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