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NUR2158 MODULE 8 WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT THE CASE OF MRS G CLIENT CENTRED COMMUNICATION ANSWERS How would you best describe Mrs.. G.'s feelings about her life, her family, her traditions, and her future? Mrs. G’s feeling about life is that life is meaningless without the people or a person close to you. Before the death of her husband, Mrs. G was happy and enjoyed experience. However, following her husband’s demise last year, life has become meaningless with a lot of stress and loneli...

Test Bank For Canadian Maternity and Pediatric Nursing 2nd Edition By Jessica Webster; Caroline Sanders; Susan Ricci; Theresa Kyle; Susan Carmen 6090, 4 . 0396, 2 1 Perspectives on Maternal and Child Health Care 2 Family-Centred Community-Based Care 3 Anatomy and Physiology of the Reproductive System 4 Common Reproductive Issues 5 Sexually Transmitted Infections 6 Disorders of the Breasts 7 Benign Disorders of the Reproductive Tract 8 Cancers of the Female Reproductive Tr...

Physiologic Needs/ Maslow's basic needs Fundamental physical needs are essential to maintaining life. The first physiologic need is for oxygen; this is immediately followed by the need for adequate cardiovascular function to supply the tissues with blood. The needs for adequate nutrition and for elimination come next. Basic safety needs are almost as important as physiologic needs. If the patient cannot be protected from the dangers of being burned or a severe fall, attending to her physiolog...

Five steps of the nursing process correct answers Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation Assessment correct answers The nurse gathers & analyses information to understand the client's health status - While the client may come to the nurse with one problem in mind, the nurse spends time collecting a variety of different types of data in order to fully understand the client's priority needs. Diagnosis correct answers The nurse identifies the client's response to heal...

PYC3705 - Transformative Counselling Encounters Study notes Transformative counselling encounters (University of South Africa) Potential phases and aspects of transformative counselling encounters Step 1: Relationship Building The first step involves building a relationship and focuses on engaging clients to explore issue that directly affect them. The first interview is important because the client is reading the verbal and nonverbal messages and make inferences about the counsellor a...

NUR2158 MODULE 8 WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT THE CASE OF MRS G CLIENT CENTRED COMMUNICATION ANSWERS How would you best describe Mrs.. G.'s feelings about her life, her family, her traditions, and her future? Mrs. G’s feeling about life is that life is meaningless without the people or a person close to you. Before the death of her husband, Mrs. G was happy and enjoyed experience. However, following her husband’s demise last year, life has become meaningless with a lot of stress and loneliness. Al...

NUR2158 MODULE 8 WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT THE CASE OF MRS G CLIENT CENTRED COMMUNICATION ANSWERS UPDATED 2022

MODULE 8 WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT THE CASE OF MRS G CLIENT CENTRED COMMUNICATION ANSWERS UPDATED 2022

John Adams has just been diagnosed of advanced cancer and is expected to begin chemotherapy immediately. Samanta is his assigned registered nurse. She spiritually connects with John as she discusses his health care plan. Through genuine and authentic engagement, she is able to educate John on what to expect. She thus practices the art of caring by providing compassion, promoting healing, easing John's apprehension and promoting his dignity in "the caring moment". From your knowledge of nursin...