You are a practical nurse on duty in a hospital. You enter the room of one of your assigned patients and find you are interrupting an argument between your patient, an older gentleman, and his son. The son is saying in a loud voice, ―Dad, don’t be so stubborn. You cannot go back home until you are better. I am making arrangements with the Park Hill nursing home.
Tell the by stander to be calm down .This type of arrguments are not allowed in the hospital as other patient may get distracted.Then,find out the problem .
If the patient is asking for discharge ,make him understand about her condition and tell him that he needs assistance for few days.so doctor has advised to stay here .when get discharged we can refer you to a nursing home where you will get contiued care.when completely cured he can go home.
You are a practical nurse on duty in a hospital. You enter the room of one of your assigned patients and find you are...
You are a practical nurse on duty in a hospital. You enter the room of one of your assigned patients and find you are interrupting an argument between your patient, an older gentleman, and his son. The son is saying in a loud voice, ―Dad, don’t be so stubborn. You cannot go back home until you are better. I am making arrangements with the Park Hill nursing home. What will you say? What will you do? What are some therapeutic responses for both...
While working in the Emergency Department, you are assigned as the Triage Nurse, who is to screen "walk-in" patients, assign an ESI priority level to each patient, and prioritize which patient should be assigned to an available treatment area first. There are currently three open beds in the department. The following 10 patients are waiting to be seen. "This morning, I stepped on a rusty nail, and it went right through my shoe into my foot. I washed it really...
Although it can be difficult to face the death of a person in your care, you will play a very important role in helping the person and family through this time of transition. Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, a psychiatrist who wrote the classic book On Death and Dying, said that dying people teach us how to live, how to look at our own lives and how to see every day precious gift. This is the gift that we receive when we...
A Routine Endoscopic Procedure Our mother usually had an endoscopic procedure every 2 years. We thought that she had too many visits with her gastroenterologist. She saw the gastroenterologist about every 30 or 60 days. When we asked the physician why our mother had to come in on a continuous basis, his response was “acid reflux.” She was taking a proton pump inhibitor for her acid reflux. Our mother had an endoscopy of her upper gastrointestinal tract in September 2006....
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Q: Compare the assumptions of physician-centered and
collaborative communication. How is the caregiver’s role different
in each model? How is the patient’s role different?
Answer: Physical-centered communication involves the specialists
taking control of the conversation. They decide on the topics of
discussion and when to end the process. The patient responds to the
issues raised by the caregiver and acts accordingly. On the other
hand, Collaborative communication involves a...