"CNA Caregivers Caring for a Dying Patient- School Edition"
This book addresses the physical and emotional aspects a dying person encounters It explains how to care for a dying patient or loved one, how to make and keep a dying patient comfortable, and what signs and symptoms to expect as the organs shut down and the physical body changes. It helps the caregivers/family members be more sensitive to the potential discomforts and anticipates how they might handle a situation before it occurs.
This book explains how to communicate with a dying patient; how a dying patient communicates; when it’s best not to turn a dying patient; what a good/bad death is (and what contributes to each); also subjects like oxygen delivery, roommate considerations, post mortem care and more. Because this particular version was revised for school use, some areas of the dying process have been omitted due to diversity on spiritual beliefs; however, the spiritual information is limited to the grieving process and how to communicate with the patient and family. For a detail explanation of what happens on a person’s deathbed, see future books to be published.
This book explains how to communicate with a dying patient; how a dying patient communicates; when it’s best not to turn a dying patient; what a good/bad death is (and what contributes to each); also subjects like oxygen delivery, roommate considerations, post mortem care and more. Because this particular version was revised for school use, some areas of the dying process have been omitted due to diversity on spiritual beliefs; however, the spiritual information is limited to the grieving process and how to communicate with the patient and family. For a detail explanation of what happens on a person’s deathbed, see future books to be published.
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