Pharmacology and the Nursing Process, 8e
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Author: Linda Lane Lilley PhD RN, Shelly Rainforth Collins PharmD, Julie S. Snyder MSN RN-BC
Publisher: Elsevier Science
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Chapter 29, Problem 4NERQ
Summary Introduction
Replacement therapies depend on colloids, crystalloids, and blood products. Commonly used colloids include dextran 40, 5% albumin, and hetastarch. Blood products are more expensive than others and are usually used only if the patient had lost more than 25% of the blood volume. Blood products include packed RBCs, whole blood, and fresh frozen plasma.
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Develop a culturally sensitive nursing care plan by addressing a hypothetical patient’s cultural beliefs, values, and practices
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1. Scenario Analysis:
o Carefully read the provided hypothetical patient scenario.
o Identify cultural, religious, or personal beliefs that may aJect the patient’s health behaviors and decision-making.
2. Cultural Assessment:
o Conduct a cultural assessment based on the scenario. Include the patient’s cultural background, health beliefs,
communication preferences, dietary restrictions, and practices related to illness and healing.
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o Assessment: Identify the patient’s main health concerns and cultural needs.
o Diagnosis: Formulate culturally sensitive nursing diagnoses.
o Goals and Outcomes: Establish realistic, measurable goals that respect the patient’s cultural preferences.
o Interventions: Propose specific nursing interventions that accommodate…
Objective:
Develop a culturally sensitive nursing care plan by addressing a hypothetical patient’s cultural beliefs, values, and practices
that influence their health and healthcare decisions.
Instructions:
1. Scenario Analysis:
o Carefully read the provided hypothetical patient scenario.
o Identify cultural, religious, or personal beliefs that may aJect the patient’s health behaviors and decision-making.
2. Cultural Assessment:
o Conduct a cultural assessment based on the scenario. Include the patient’s cultural background, health beliefs,
communication preferences, dietary restrictions, and practices related to illness and healing.
3. Nursing Care Plan Components:
o Assessment: Identify the patient’s main health concerns and cultural needs.
o Diagnosis: Formulate culturally sensitive nursing diagnoses.
o Goals and Outcomes: Establish realistic, measurable goals that respect the patient’s cultural preferences.
o Interventions: Propose specific nursing interventions that accommodate…
Objective:
Develop a culturally sensitive nursing care plan by addressing a hypothetical patient’s cultural beliefs, values, and practices
that influence their health and healthcare decisions.
Instructions:
1. Scenario Analysis:
o Carefully read the provided hypothetical patient scenario.
o Identify cultural, religious, or personal beliefs that may aJect the patient’s health behaviors and decision-making.
2. Cultural Assessment:
o Conduct a cultural assessment based on the scenario. Include the patient’s cultural background, health beliefs,
communication preferences, dietary restrictions, and practices related to illness and healing.
3. Nursing Care Plan Components:
o Assessment: Identify the patient’s main health concerns and cultural needs.
o Diagnosis: Formulate culturally sensitive nursing diagnoses.
o Goals and Outcomes: Establish realistic, measurable goals that respect the patient’s cultural preferences.
o Interventions: Propose specific nursing interventions that accommodate…
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