Principles and Practice of Nursing

Henderson, Virginia; Nite, Gladys

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“…Henderson's Nursing Need Theory (Henderson & Nite, 1978) was used to guide the study. A retrospective research design was utilized to obtain data from the electronic medical record for all patients who were admitted to the adult ICU from June 1, 2014 to August 31, 2014 who received rate based enteral feedings.…”

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“…These concepts are defined within the framework of the theory (Henderson & Nite, 1978). The nurse cares for the individual or patient with consideration for biological, psychological, and spiritual needs.…”

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“…Nurses assist the patient to meet their needs as well as carry out the physician's therapeutic plan to provide individualized care. Each patient is unique and by individualizing his or her plan of care, the nurse can help the patient achieve a state of overall health (Henderson & Nite, 1978).…”

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Do Patients in the Intensive Care Unit Receive Recommended Total Daily Calories with Enteral Feedings Using a Rate Based Protocol?

Schaefer

2015

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When a patient is unable to eat or eat enough nutrients due to an illness or surgery, nutrition from another source may be required. Supplemental nutrition may be given in the form of enteral nutrition. The current practice is delivering enteral feedings on a rate based protocol to deliver calculated required calories over a specific length of time.Patients who receive enteral nutrition may have feedings interrupted due to a variety of reasons such as a procedure or diagnostic exam. Interruptions reduce the total daily calories delivered. If a patient does not achieve their total daily calories, it can be detrimental to the patient's health and may increase length of stay and costs of hospitalization. The purpose of this study was to determine if patients receive their recommended total daily calories of enteral nutrition using a rate based protocol. A retrospective research design was used to obtain data from patients who received enteral feedings while in the Intensive Care Unit. Data were collected on patients who were admitted to the unit between June 1, 2014 and August 31, 2014. 41 patients who received enteral feedings were included in this study. 80% of patients had their enteral feedings interrupted; most frequent reasons included diagnostic testing, residual volumes and procedures. Interruptions of the enteral feedings lasted between one hour and 24 hours in duration with a mean of 2.9 hours. The most frequent duration of interruption was one hour. Patients received a mean of 56.4% of their daily prescribed goal calories and 56.7% of their daily prescribed volume of enteral feedings. This study suggests that patients do not receive their daily prescribed calories using a rate based protocol.Recommendations for further research and advanced nursing practice are discussed.

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“…Hemşirelik mesleğinde bireylere bütüncül anlayışla sağlık bakımı verilmesi temeldir. Bütüncül sağlık yaklaşımı, bireyin fiziksel, zihinsel, ruhsal ve sosyal olarak bir bütün olduğu ve her bireyin birbirinden farklı olarak çevresi ile birlikte ele alınması esasına dayanır 3,4,5 . Dünya Sağlık Örgütü sağlığı "Yalnızca hastalık ve sakatlığın olmayışı değil, fiziksel, sosyal ve ruhsal yönden tam bir iyilik halidir" şeklinde tanımlamıştır 6 .…”

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Care Patient With Endometrial Cancer According To Neuman Systems Model: A Case Report

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2015

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“…Giving citizens copies of their health records has been, and still is controversial. In the 1978 edition of the text Principles and Practice of Nursing (Henderson & Nite 1978) the authors quote Dr Lawrence Weed (1975) addressing the public on health management as follows. Individual health records are the ultimate source of information for patients and their families but they also provide data for evaluation of health care, the incidence of disease, methods of treatment, and any number of questions related to social welfare.…”

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Some Observations on Health Care by Health Services or Health Industries

1986

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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Abstract: useful to the general practitioner as well as to the specialist, giving him a reliable picture of the associated gastric secretions under various conditions, and guidance in the investigation of his patients' gastric efficiency.

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Do Patients in the Intensive Care Unit Receive Recommended Total Daily Calories with Enteral Feedings Using a Rate Based Protocol?

Do Patients in the Intensive Care Unit Receive Recommended Total Daily Calories with Enteral Feedings Using a Rate Based Protocol?

Care Patient With Endometrial Cancer According To Neuman Systems Model: A Case Report

Some Observations on Health Care by Health Services or Health Industries

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