Archive for January, 2010
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS ACUTE LIMPHOSITYC LEUCEMIA
A. DEFINITIONS ACUTE LIMPHOSITYC LEUCEMIA
Acut limphosityc leukemia is the proliferation of malignant / malignant limphoblast in bone marrow cells caused by a single core that can be systemic. (Smeltzer & Bare, 2002; Tucker, 1997; Reeves & Lockart, 2002).
B. CAUSE ACUTE LIMPHOSITYC LEUCEMIA
The cause of leukemia acut limphosityc until now not yet clear, probably due to suspected virus (oncogenic viruses) and other factors that may play a role, namely:
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NURSING CARE WITH CLIENTS CVA / STROKE myocardial
NURSING CARE WITH CLIENTS CVA / STROKE myocardial
I. INTRODUCTION.
CVA or cerebro Vascular Accident known by ordinary people with Stroke.Istilah term is more popular in this appeal occurred on CVA.abnormality organ is exactly brain.Lebih Blood Vessel Disorders brain.Berupa degradation brain.Stroke blood vessels causing high mortality .
Genesis most experienced by the men lai than women (difference 19% higher) and generally aged over 55 years.
II.SIGN and CLASSIFICATION.
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Online CE Courses in Nursing Informatics
Online CE Courses in Nursing Informatics
Online CE Courses in Nursing Informatics
Nurses in many countries, including the USA must engage in Continuing Education to maintain their professional licenses. The Nursing Informatics Learning Center offers a convenient and interesting solution to this ongoing need.
All courses have been painstakedly
developed to reflect a 21st century, techno-savvy, theory-rich lens of
Nursing Informatics. Content is presented using a wide-angle, global
lens to help nurses develop keen insight and awareness of all
ramifications of the informatics spectrum of health care. A
constructivist, project-rich, learner-centered mode of teaching and
learning is applied to provide content that both challenges and
stimulates learners to engage with the many faces of informatics in
meaningful ways.
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The NURSING DIAGNOSES Statement
The NURSING DIAGNOSES Statement
What is a Nursing Diagnosis Statement?
? A clinical judgment about actual or potential health problems or life processes
? A standardized statement by NANDA (North American Nursing Diagnosis Association)
NANDA
? You can find NANDA approved nursing diagnoses in a nursing diagnosis book
? There is a list in the Appendix of the “Nursing Process in Action” text (but that is an outdated list!!)
? You can use a “nursing reference” card from Taber’s which also includes the latest NANDA approved nursing diagnosis list
NANDA Approved Nursing Dx is NOT a Medical Dx
? Remember that a nursing diagnosis is NOT the same as a medical diagnosis
Nursing Diagnosis vs Medical Diagnosis
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