Blood pressure is the force exerted on the walls of the arteries by the blood as it flows through them. The unit for measuring blood pressure is millimetres of mercury(mmHg). There are two ways on how to take blood pressure in nursing: either using manual blood pressure machines or automatic blood pressure machines. But most […]
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To understand nursing care plan for dehydration, you need to know what it means. Dehydration is a condition that comes as a result of excessive fluid loss in the body, leading to fluid deficit in the body and electrolyte imbalance. This could be due to frequent passing of loose stool, excessive vomiting, or sweating some
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There are different types of Hospital Beds in Nursing Practice. Different patient conditions require different types of beds. Below are the most common hospital beds used in nursing care. Unoccupied (Empty) Bed An unoccupied bed is prepared when no patient is in it, typically after discharge. This bed ensures readiness for immediate patient use. It
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14 patient rights in nursing and health care practices These 14 patient rights not only apply in nursing but in other health sectors unless restricted by the age or the patient’s conditions. Patient rights in nursing and health care do protect both the health worker, for example, nurses, doctors etc event the protcet the hospital.
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Pneumonia is an inflammation of the lungs leading to the accumulation of fluid or pus in the alveoli. A nursing care plan for a patient with pneumonia promotes recovery, prevents complications, and improves patient outcomes. Nurses must perform continuous assessment, monitor respiratory status, administer medications, and provide supportive care such as oxygen therapy, hydration, and
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Bed making is a nursing skill that helps in patient comfort, safety, hygiene, and recovery. Proper bed making not only improves the patient’s physical well-being but also reflects the quality of nursing care provided in a healthcare setting. This comprehensive guide explains bed making in nursing, including objectives, principles, types of hospital beds, procedures, and special
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Oral hygiene is the process of keeping the patient’s mouth clean by brushing to prevent mouth infection, odour, and improve patient comfort. Proper oral hygiene enhances patient comfort, appetite, and communication, and overall health, especially in bedridden, unconscious, and critically ill patients Indications for Oral Care in Nursing Patients Who Require Oral Care Complications of Poor Oral
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In this note, we are going to discuss Explain meningitis , Signsand symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment & Nursing Care. Meningitis is the inflammation of the covering of the brain(meninges)It is a serious condition that can be caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, medications, autoimmune conditions, or malignant diseases. Causes of meningitis predisposing factors Pathophysiology Signs and
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respiratory distress syndrome is a condition that develop due to luck or insufficient safactan in lung leading to alvioli collaps.in this artical we are going to make a nursing care plan for respiratory distress syndrome signs and symptoms respiratory distress syndrome in neonates assessment subjective data objective data nursing diagnosis for RDS 1 impaired gaseous
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