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maintenance therapya complete remission implies a clinical haematological and bone marrow remission for remission therapy drugs like
tasks of orientation phaseestablishing contact with the patient developing the pactlcontract talking to the patient establishing
diagnostic evaluation a study of complete blood count cbc and blood chemistry mainly uric acid levels is necessary for dignostic
types of leukemialeukaemia may be chronic or acute and is classified into the following categories i acute lymphocytic
phases of nurse-patient relationshipkapoor bimla 1994 has listed four phases of nurse patient relationship which are explained below while
pathophysiology leukocytes develop fiom stem cells located in the bone marrow during leukocyte maturation cells become committed to
the rapeutic nursedevelopment of therapeutic nurse patient relationship is the basic requirement of nursing a helping relationship
leukaemialeukaemia is a malignant disease of blood forming organs of the body that results in uncontroled growth of immature white
factors affecting the rapeutic relationshipa rapport is developed between the nurse and the patient rapport is defined as a
implementation of nursing care prepare the patient for diagnostic evaluationyour role as a nurse is to provide continuing support to the child and
nursing assessment if you observe a child of thalassemia major you can identify the following clinical manifestations anaemia with
standards of psychiatric nursingby 1956 the masters programme was extended to two academic years some nurses established private practices
first systematic theory in psychiatric nursinghildegard peplau one of the nurse-theorist published a book on interpersonal relations in
thalassemia thalassemias are the commonest hemolytic anaemias or disorder seen in children in india this is characterised by deficiency in
history of psychiatric nursingin 1873 linda richards developed better nursing care in psychiatric hospitals and organized nursing services and
planning of nursing care administer the drugs as prescribed - prevent infection control bleeding implementation of
assessment the patient will present with striking pallor irritability and lethargy due to anaemia bledding or bruising and petechiae due to
development of psychiatric nursing in other countriesalthough the scientific findings rejected the belief that mental disturbance was the
aplastic anaemia aplastic anaemia is a condition in which production of red cells in the bone marrow is reduced it involves failure to produce
planning the nursing care the goals of nursing care are identify the causative factor of megaloblastic anaemia administer
the period of persecutionearlier treatment of the inentally sick depended on mens various superstitious beliefs it was thought that
assessment on observation of a child with this type of anaemia you will find that in addition to the symptoms of iron deficiency anaemia
historical development of psychiatric nursinghistory is a record of opportunities recognized and informed that produce profound changes in
megaloblastic anaemia megaloblastic anaemia refers to the abnormal development of red cells ie megaloblasts in the bone
prevention you as nurse needs to ensure that iron supplementation is given to children who are at risk for iron deficiency iron