Care at end of life

Nursing care at end of life

gives hope to live the rest of life. Need extra power indeed. But at least, caregivers and immediate family can motivate patients to be passionate about life.

Not isolate the patient

Who would have thought if far dilubuk heart patients, without the owner knowing he felt isolated by the end of his death . It can happen because of psychological and environmental factors such patients. However, all this can be prevented by ensuring that the treatment will still be given. Even that has ever happened, a nurse explicitly reveal that he promised not to abandon patients, and will continue to serve him as a friend. No other so that patients do not feel alone and isolated at the end of his life. So it is natural that a dying patient requires a nurse's presence is not to solve the problem, but rather on a commitment to know and understand the difficulties and fears to remain respectful and empathetic.

Maximizing quality of life

This was done so that patients do not feel depressed at the end of his life. He was satisfied that it can still be useful to others and do what he could do, despite the limitations.

Comments

The Concept of Mental Nursing

NursingNetwork ,--The Concept of Mental Nursing or Nursing the psyche according to American Nurses Associations (ANA) is a special area of nursing practice that uses the science of human behavior as a basis and uses oneself therapeutically in improving, maintaining, restoring the client's mental health and mental health of the community in which the client is located (American Nurses Associations). Mental health is not just a state of mental disorder, but it contains various characteristics about direct care, communication and management, is positive describes harmony and balance of the psyche. Nursing the psyche is a professional nursing service based on the science of behavior, the science of mental nursing in humans throughout the life cycle with a maladaptive social-psycho response caused by bio-psycho-social disorder, using self and soul nursing therapy (therapeutic communication and modal therapy mental health nursing) through a nursing process approach to impr...

Definition of a Nursing Diagnosis

NursingNetwork , - A nursing diagnosis is defined by NANDA International (2013) as a clinical judgment concerning a human response to health conditions/life processes, or vulnerability for that response, by an individual, family, group, or community. New NANDA Nursing Diagnoses In this edition of NANDA nursing diagnosis list (2018-2020), seventeen new nursing diagnoses were approved and introduced. These new approved nursing diagnoses are: Readiness for enhanced health literacy Ineffective adolescent eating dynamics Ineffective child eating dynamics Ineffective infant eating dynamics Risk for metabolic imbalance syndrome Imbalanced energy field Risk for unstable blood pressure Risk for complicated immigration transition Neonatal abstinence syndrome Acute substance withdrawal syndrome Risk for acute substance withdrawal syndrome Risk for surgical site infection Risk for dry mouth Risk for venous thromboembolism Risk for female genital mutilation Risk for occupati...

The concept of Basic Human Needs According to Abraham Maslow

Based on the concept of basic needs, the nurse in charge in meet the basic needs of the client. Nurses are expected to view the client as a unique creature comprehensive in providing care. 1.Actualization Self Esteem 2.Belonging Self 3.Safety /Security Need Comprehensive means that in meeting basic needs of the client, not just focusing on meeting the physical needs or psychological only, but all aspects of the responsibility of the nurse.

Nursing

Search This Blog