You are rooming a patient with very poor hygiene and dirty clothes. He is a new...
You are rooming a patient with very poor hygiene and dirty clothes. He is a new patient to your practice and you suspect he is homeless. Do you think this will cause a problem with your professional matter? How would you respond professionally to the patient as opposed to your personal feelings?
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I would cater to the needs of the patient.it is the duty of the nurse to give attention to range of human experiences and responses to health and illness within the patients physical and social environment.Caring is the essence of nursing and the moral imperative that guides nursing practice and is the action and competencies that aim toward the good and welfare of others. In order to develop interpersonal competencies,the nurse should develop skills to develop caring relationships as well as enjoy the rewards of mutual exchange.I will provide to the patient early morning care,afternoon care,hours of sleep care,PRN care and help patient to get into routines.
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