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What kinds of things do you need to know?
The mechanics of the actual practices will vary from country to country, and (I would imagine) from state to state - perhaps even institution to institution.
Precautions are universal - the same as for living patients.
Zane Robinson Wolf, dean of nursing at LaSalle, has written a really interesting book which includes a large section of post-mortem nursing care - it's called "Nurses' work - the sacred and the profane"
Hope that helps a little :)
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i am a nursing student.and i have just start this programme half year ago
i was assigned in a project to deal with the above learning objective
since i don't have much clinical experience...
i don't know what to include..
would all of you mindtelling me something about that?