Euthanasia Journal of Nursing

When does treatment become a life sentence?

When does treatment become a life sentence?

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This is an article based on patient's autonomy and dignity and the treatment process for those that have terminal illness.

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Submitted by Michelle Terwilliger, BSN, MSCN,RN
Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide, and Nursing

Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide, and Nursing

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Ethical dilemma of euthanasia and assisted suicide and effect on nursing.

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Submitted by Brooke Butler RN, BSN
Evaluation of Impairment from the Kidneys: Background of Assessment for the Registered Nurse and the Clinical Practitioner 

Evaluation of Impairment from the Kidneys: Background of Assessment for the Registered Nurse and the Clinical Practitioner 

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The evaluation of impairment from the kidneys, as with the findings of proteinuria or an increased serum creatinine concentration, may be your first premises in the investigation pending diagnose. In addition, rushing to a conclusion can present as a variety of clinical syndromes. In other instances, the presentation may reflect the impact of impaired renal function on other organ systems, such as edema or shortness of breath resulting from renal salt retention.

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Submitted by Dr. Gary D. Goldberg, PhD
The Healing Impact of Palliative Care Gerontology

The Healing Impact of Palliative Care Gerontology

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Palliative care is a philosophy and treatment to give an improved quality of life to those near the end of life and those with life-limiting conditions.

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Submitted by Sallie Guthrie, RN
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