Client Studies in Home Health Care Nursing Book

Contents: THE CHILD The High-Risk Infant A Toddler with a Chronic Nutritional Deficit A Toddler with Aberrant Cellular Growth Home Chemotherapy for a School-Age Child A Child with Physical Impairments and Altered Body Image A Preadolescent with a Metabolic Deficit A Teenager Faces the Maternal Process YOUNG ADULT A Young Woman with an Alteration in Affect Rehabilitation: Independence for a Disabled Client Family in Crisis: Mother As Comanager Early Maternity Discharge Nursing Process for a Client with a Catstrophic Infection The Role of Home Hospice Care in Maintaining Life's Quality MIDDLE ADULT The Maternal Process Affected by Stress and Altered Immune Response A Therapeutic Milieu for a Client with Chronic Alterations in Thought Processes A Final Goal Realized: Death with Dignity Rehabilitation for a Client with a Neurological Deficit Rogers' Theory and the Nursing Process: A Client with Neuromuscular Impairment Emotional and Physical Reconditioning after Multisystem Illness LATE ADULT Home Mechanical Ventilation: Creating a Therapeutic Environment Teaching a Client To Be Independent with Home Parenteral Nutrition Neuman Health Care System Model Applied to the Nursing Process Incorporating a Client's Religious Beliefs into the Nursing Process The Nurse Practitioner's Role in Providing Care for an Elderly Couple with Chronic Illnesses The Complex Client with Progressive Alterations in Thought Process Elderly Client Care: A Dilemma for Society