Updated guide for patient positioning, know the positions like Fowler's, dorsal recumbent, supine, prone, lateral, lithotomy, Trendelenburg.
Updated guide for patient positioning, know the positions like Fowler's, dorsal recumbent, supine, prone, lateral, lithotomy, Trendelenburg.
Updated guide for patient positioning, know the positions like Fowler's, dorsal recumbent, supine, prone, lateral, lithotomy, Trendelenburg.
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Updated guide for patient positioning, know the positions like Fowler's, dorsal recumbent, supine, prone, lateral, lithotomy, Trendelenburg.
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Navigating a hospital stay can be overwhelming, whether you're a patient or a caregiver. "Comprehensive Guide to Hospital Inpatient Care" is your essential companion, offering clear and compassionate guidance through every step of the hospital experience. From understanding the roles of your healthcare team to managing medications and knowing what to expect during recovery, this ebook provides practical information and support to help you feel confident and informed. With sections on pain management, rehabilitation, and available support services, you'll have everything you need to ensure a smooth and successful hospital stay. Empower yourself with knowledge and make your hospital experience positive and stress-free with this indispensable resource inpatient guide. 🤍 What’s Included🤍 ✔ Guide that equips you with knowledge ✔ Thoughtful design for easy navigation ✔ Help you prepare for your hospital stay ✔ Abstract, Elegant and Chic Cover ✔Compatible with Notability, Goodnotes, Samsung Notes and other PDF annotation apps Find other Downloads here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/KontrolKare?ref=seller-platform-mcnav DOWNLOAD YOU'LL RECEIVE: 1 PDF Inpatient Care E-book 1 PDF Medical Tracker 1 PDF How to download your digital file The files will be delivered electronically within minutes of your order and payment. A link for your download will be sent to the email associated with your Etsy account. IMPORTANT NOTE This is a digital product. No physical product will be shipped. All sales are final; therefore no refunds, exchanges, or cancellations. No return with digital products. If you have any questions before the purchase, please feel free to contact us. USAGE AND COPYRIGHT INFORMATION These files are for personal use only. Purchase of the files does not transfer ownership, rights, for reproduction, or resale. You may not use any part of the file to create a new file for resale. Violation will be considered copyright infringement and will be reported. Copyright 2024, Kontrol Kare. All rights reserved.
When you're already sick, injured, or in pain, a hospital visit adds more stress to an already overwhelming situation. Every step is often too confusing, too opaque, and too cumbersome for patients to feel fully in control. With the right knowledge, your hospitalization can be a positive experience full of the comfort, communication, and compassion you deserve. In Prescription for Admission, hospitalist Dr. Monique Nugent simplifies acute hospitalizations to help you receive better treatment and improve your experience. Whether you're facing a trip to the ER, an unexpected inpatient stay, or a planned hospitalization for cancer treatment, this complete guide provides the critical information you need to navigate the hospital-so you can stay calm, feel confident, and focus on healing after a health crisis. You'll discover: What to expect during an average four- to five-day hospital stay-and how to prepare for a future hospital visit today.A behind-the-scenes look at the health care system, including urgent care and emergency medicine.Tips to help you stay mentally grounded, communicate more effectively with your doctor and nurse, and advocate for yourself.Advice for a stress-free discharge, whether to a long-term care facility or home.A downloadable, fillable Quick Guide to the Hospital-your handy grab-and-go document in case of emergency.A hospital is meant to be a place for support, not frustration and confusion. Purchase Prescription for Admission now and prepare for your next hospital visit as an active participant in your health!
This placement pack is perfect for new student nurses or first year students and is mainly aimed at hospital wards (adult nursing). But I have also had some second, third years and also newly qualified nurses wanting these. Made up of 13 laminated flash cards using, card, coloured ink, laminate and a retractable keychain included. Colours may vary between retractable clips and tissue paper used to wrap these up with. Completely handmade with love by myself. I have such positive feedback since launching these cards, it's been lovely! Thank you to you all for purchasing and I really hope they help you on your nursing journey. I have added some new cards recently and includes a wipeable black marker to use on cards - see video attached for this. If you have any advice, suggestions you'd like to see please do not hesitate to contact me and let me know :) Thank you so much for checking out my page and good luck to you. - Claire xox In this pack you have; *Observations documenting - A wipeable card to document your patient observations on including: name, bp, temp, rest rate, heart rate and oxygen saturations. * Documentation – How to document in patient notes. This is the order I use to write all of my care notes for my patient. It’s a useful list to keep my notes as up to date as possible for each patient. This just helps me to jog my memory and what I am actually writing about my patients so that I do not miss important information out. I have always been complimented on my documentation and how thorough I am:) Hope this little flash card helps you too! * Admissions – This card is everything you need to complete when you have a patient admitted to your area / ward. Depending on your ward / area, you may or may not do some of these listed. But this is everything I have always done at each trust I have been to placement on. Things on the list such as MRSA swabs are not always done on every patient, this depends whether they have been admitted straight to your department or if they have come from another one to you (you should check whether the area has done this swab). * Discharges – This card is a list of everything you should be doing (depending on your trust procedures) before the patient is discharged and to have them discharged from your services. * Care Plans – This is the same way I did my care plans out on the community ward, however yours might be different depending on what the trust want but should still be a similar way of doing it. * Wound Management – This is how I write my wound management in the patient notes. Different types of wounds and dressings will depend on how you treat the wound and document this. * Blood Gases – Just a little table to help you understand what ranges mean acidosis, alkalosis and normal and how to work out if it is respiratory acidosis / alkalosis or metabolic acidosis / alkalosis. * Weight Conversions – All trusts I have worked within use Kilograms (kg) to measure a patient’s weight. Often patients will ask me ‘what does that mean in stone?’ I have a little card with all the conversions on it so I can quickly check and tell them. Hope this helps your patients too! * Observation Ranges – These are the full ranges of blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate and temperature for your own references. You must go on your own clinical judgement when looking and talking to each patient along with these observations. * Fluid intake and output – During some training sessions on my last placement, the lead nurse taught us how to work out how much each patient should drink for their weight. I thought this was a great tool to use! * BMI charting – Here are the ranges of BMI and the equation to work out manually what each patient BMI is when you don’t have access to a BMI chart. This has really helped me out there when I have needed it. It’s also more accurate and very good to use for patients who are under or morbidly obese and their height and weight are not on the chart. * Stool chart - know you’re poo! A helpful guide to help you recognise the different types of stools your patient might present with. You should be documenting this in their notes and the type / colour you see - it can help diagnose and treat patients out there. Backed up with references :) These will be posted first class straight to your door ASAP. I aim to post them out 1-3 days after they are bought. *These are completely hand made by myself, so they may not be 100% symmetrical / perfect*
This placement pack is perfect for new student nurses or first year students and is mainly aimed at hospital wards (adult nursing). But I have also had some second, third years and also newly qualified nurses wanting these. Made up of 13 laminated flash cards using, card, coloured ink, laminate and a retractable keychain included. Colours may vary between retractable clips and tissue paper used to wrap these up with. Completely handmade with love by myself. I have such positive feedback since launching these cards, it's been lovely! Thank you to you all for purchasing and I really hope they help you on your nursing journey. I have added some new cards recently and includes a wipeable black marker to use on cards - see video attached for this. If you have any advice, suggestions you'd like to see please do not hesitate to contact me and let me know :) Thank you so much for checking out my page and good luck to you. - Claire xox In this pack you have; *Observations documenting - A wipeable card to document your patient observations on including: name, bp, temp, rest rate, heart rate and oxygen saturations. * Documentation – How to document in patient notes. This is the order I use to write all of my care notes for my patient. It’s a useful list to keep my notes as up to date as possible for each patient. This just helps me to jog my memory and what I am actually writing about my patients so that I do not miss important information out. I have always been complimented on my documentation and how thorough I am:) Hope this little flash card helps you too! * Admissions – This card is everything you need to complete when you have a patient admitted to your area / ward. Depending on your ward / area, you may or may not do some of these listed. But this is everything I have always done at each trust I have been to placement on. Things on the list such as MRSA swabs are not always done on every patient, this depends whether they have been admitted straight to your department or if they have come from another one to you (you should check whether the area has done this swab). * Discharges – This card is a list of everything you should be doing (depending on your trust procedures) before the patient is discharged and to have them discharged from your services. * Care Plans – This is the same way I did my care plans out on the community ward, however yours might be different depending on what the trust want but should still be a similar way of doing it. * Wound Management – This is how I write my wound management in the patient notes. Different types of wounds and dressings will depend on how you treat the wound and document this. * Blood Gases – Just a little table to help you understand what ranges mean acidosis, alkalosis and normal and how to work out if it is respiratory acidosis / alkalosis or metabolic acidosis / alkalosis. * Weight Conversions – All trusts I have worked within use Kilograms (kg) to measure a patient’s weight. Often patients will ask me ‘what does that mean in stone?’ I have a little card with all the conversions on it so I can quickly check and tell them. Hope this helps your patients too! * Observation Ranges – These are the full ranges of blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate and temperature for your own references. You must go on your own clinical judgement when looking and talking to each patient along with these observations. * Fluid intake and output – During some training sessions on my last placement, the lead nurse taught us how to work out how much each patient should drink for their weight. I thought this was a great tool to use! * BMI charting – Here are the ranges of BMI and the equation to work out manually what each patient BMI is when you don’t have access to a BMI chart. This has really helped me out there when I have needed it. It’s also more accurate and very good to use for patients who are under or morbidly obese and their height and weight are not on the chart. * Stool chart - know you’re poo! A helpful guide to help you recognise the different types of stools your patient might present with. You should be documenting this in their notes and the type / colour you see - it can help diagnose and treat patients out there. Backed up with references :) These will be posted first class straight to your door ASAP. I aim to post them out 1-3 days after they are bought. *These are completely hand made by myself, so they may not be 100% symmetrical / perfect*
As Alvord explains in this comprehensive guide to falls prevention, diagnosis, and therapy, more than one-third of adults ages 65 or older fall each year. Among seniors, falls are the underlying cause of a large proportion of fatal traumatic brain injuries. On the positive side, much can be done to prevent injury from falls in the aging population. This book is an ideal guide for clinicians who see patients at risk for falling. It provides complete assessment and treatment plans, incorporating the most recent developments of new balance test equipment and techniques for balance function rehabilitation. The detailed section on assessment covers vestibular, cardiovascular, neurological, rheumatology, metabolic, orthopedic, psychological, cognitive, visual and physical therapy factors. Therapy and prevention chapters cover physical therapy, occupational therapy, and exercise and behavioral modification. A final chapter explains falls prevention programs and clinics. Case studies throughout illustrate successful versus unsuccessful assessment and treatment programs.
Book Synopsis Find post-surgery confidence, creativity and satisfaction in good food. Bariatric surgery is a procedure designed to help people decrease their food intake and change the way their body handles food - the result being significant weight loss. This new edition of The Complete Bariatric Surgery Guide and Diet Program provides up-to-date information on the many procedures that are currently available in North America, including vertical sleeve gastrectomy, duodenal switch and the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass. As important, it looks at the causes of obesity, obesity-related problems and standard treatments. All the potential risks and benefits associated with each type of bariatric surgery are examined, as well as measures of success, and preparation and recovery instructions. Because diet and lifestyle are integral to ensuring a successful bariatric surgical outcome, the second component of the book provides the resources for healthy eating, nutrition, supplements and making positive changes in lifestyle. To further ensure success, 150 recipes have been included that have been specially created with weight-loss patients in mind. Not only are they delicious, but they are nutritionally sound and designed to accommodate the techniques and diet stages required after surgery. This book is ideal for anyone considering bariatric surgery and those who have had the surgery and are looking for a program of active living and healthy mindful eating created specifically to meet these unique requirements. About the Author Sue Ekserci, BASc, RD, has worked at Humber River Hospital in Toronto, Ontario, in several areas of dietetics, including bariatrics and medicine, and she is currently a dietitian in the hospital's Maternal and Child Program. Laz Klein, MD, MSc, FRCS(C), is a staff surgeon at Humber River Hospital, where he converted the existing bariatric program from "open" to "laparoscopic," and he is an assistant professor in the Department of Surgery at the University of Toronto.
2 Books in 1 Have you ever experienced illnesses that seemed like they appeared out of nowhere? Have you suffered physically, mentally, or emotionally? Do you want to improve your life for overall health and wellness using your own energy? If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, then you are in the right place, just keep reading! Included in this book collection are: N. 1 Chakra Healing For Beginners: A Complete Guide to Awakening, Clearing, Unblocking and Balancing your Chakras and Your Life Through Guided meditations, Crystals, the Power of Affirmations and Yoga In this book, Chakra Healing For Beginners, you will learn the following among other useful information: What are the seven main chakras, their strengths, their weaknesses, and how they affect the body both positively and negativelyNumerous of illnesses that are caused by specific chakrasGuided meditations for each chakra point with detailed visualization and breathing techniquesOther methods of healing such as the usage of crystals, yoga, color theory, etc.Different yoga poses to help promote the balance of the chakrasHow crystal energy can benefit the body as well as different types of crystals for balancing the chakrasAnd so many more things! N. 2 Reiki Healing for Beginners: A step-by-step guide to Heal your Life, Improve your Health, and increase your Energy. Reiki Guided Meditations, Distance Healing, Working with Crystals and on Pets In this book, Reiki Healing For Beginners, you will learn the following among other useful information: The history of Reiki, its importance in Eastern medicine and how it's become a popular treatment in the Western worldThe development of Reiki, the various forms and types and their distinct abilities to improve our lives.The research and findings to support the science of Reiki and its benefits, from comforting hospital patients to providing long-term reliefThe three levels of Reiki, and the details they involve for the student.Attunements and their essential value for the advancement in Reiki. You'll also learn how impactful an attunement is on your life, and how it will improve your Reiki experience and journey.The significance of symbols and how they are used in ReikiMantras and affirmations: how they can improve your practice and help you reach your goals.How crystals are used in Reiki and how to clear and charge them to absorb and filter energy for your practice.And so many more things! So, what are you waiting for!?
If you go to school for years and take on a pile of debt to pay for that degree, you might get a six-figure job. But there are many other ways to make $100,000 than by depending on a salary. Here are a few profitable business ideas and investment options.
Acute and Emergency Care in Athletic Training, ISBN-10 1492536539, ISBN-13 9781492536536, Cleary, Michelle; Walsh Flanagan, Katie, First Edition edition, 464 pages, Publisher: Human Kinetics, Binding: Hardcover
