hello. you replied to my post asking help in editing my work (paperwork and pathophysiology). this is the link: http://www.badongo.com/file/13639395. please help me. the content my professor wants to be included in each chapter is found at the scanned file. umm thank you really.

Thank you. Got it. Pressure is on to do it right, just wanted some insight from someone that has had more than 3 hrs sleep. Really, thank you!

The instructions sound pretty clear to me. It's an introduction.

(1) Define CVA. There are 4 types. Without going into the pathophysiology of how they occur, describe what they each are. One occurs more than the other three.
(2) The purpose of a nursing case study is to examine the nursing problems and strategies to solve some of them for a patient with one of those specific types pf CVAs.

You would have discovered this on your own if you had started doing some investigation into CVAs.

Daytonite, I am writing my first case study on Nursing care of a cerebrovascular accident patient. Our instructioins for the introduction is to define the diagnosis and state purpose of paper but do not start the pathophysiology in the introduction.??? what exactly do they want? Any help is greatly appreciated!

I am new to this forum but I can already tell that your a wonderful resource. You are such a blessing to so many nursing students!

Hello,

I am not sure how to send a PM (private message). Could you help me out!

Hi Daytonite.. Im in a great problem today.. I've watched the movie beautiful mind which is the story of John Nash who had a paranoid schizophrenia.. Then I Have to formulate a nursing care plan with an existing problem. The setting is if john nash is admitted to mental institution and im his staff nurse, then i have to make a ncp for him..pls can you help me???pls pls pls..

I sent you a PM with links to the various attachments.

Hi - you have some great resources with the critical thinking sheet and the report! Just wondering if you had anything else that would help a poor old nursing student...haha! Thanks!

Me too! I didn't figure it all out until years later!