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Lord, let me begin today with your blessing To provide care for those who need me. Give me the patience to listen, Intuition to see beyond the visible, Knowledge to practice the art of nursing, And the attitude to deliver care with humility. Help me to see every patient clearly Unbiased, and with individual respect. Help me to face fear and anxiety With kind words and a gentle touch. Help me to see the joy and wonder each new day brings And let your healing light shine through my hands. This I pray in Jesus name. Amen!
Showing posts with label Nursing made incredibly easy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nursing made incredibly easy. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Nursing Reviewer: Migraine

-common in female, perfectionist, ambitious, inflexible
- pain start from one hemisphere to other hemisphere 5-10mins only;
severe - last for hours, days or weeks
-severe throbbing pain

Nursing Priority: pain, cause of pain, stop activity, administer analgesics, bring to quiet dark environment

MGT: decrease stimuli = decrease ICP

Saturday, October 22, 2011

Spinal Cord Injury


Common to highly educated person
Common in July
Cause: vehicular accident, violence, sports related injuries  eg diving

Areflexia- absence of reflexes after injury

Friday, October 21, 2011

stroke


-sudden neuro deficit
Diagnosis: Right CVA – left hemapheresis
                   Left CVA – Right hemapheresis

40% - thrombotic
30% -embolic
          Lacunar
           Hemorrhagic – devastating
*prone to depression
*prevent depression – family support
2 common cause in depression
1.       Acquired
2.       Side effects of drugs

Stages of Recovery:
1.       Flaccidity
2.       Spasticity begin
3.       Spasticity continues
4.       Peak spasticity 
5.       Spasticity declines
6.       Spasticity disappear – normal recovery
Risk Factors:
Lifestyle, obesity, diabetes mellitus, increase serum cholesterol, age, black people
Management:
1.       Drug – anti – coagulant (heparin)
2.       Carotid endarterectomy – surgical removal of plaques ; side effects – alzheimer’s disease
Bacillar artery affected = death
Pontine artery affected = doll’s eye phenomenon (oculo cephalic reflex)
Complication: immobility, contractures, sexual dysfunction
**prevent footdrop contractures – wear high tennis shoes

Monday, October 3, 2011

Tumor


Tumor
-space occupying lesions
2 types of tumor in brain: 1. Glioblastoma – adult
                                                    2. medullablastoma – children
Mgt: Surgery
a.       Craniotomy – opening of skull
b.      Craniectomy – part of skull removed
Nsg priority: SAFETY (wear helmet)
Drug: steroid ( decrease edema), NSAIDS
Note: prolonged use of steroids causes osteoporosis; if asthmatic weight gain

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