kimi64

can i ask a question? For you, what are the benefits of patient teaching? Thanks!:)

Oh, I'm so sorry if i offended you. But i would like to ask if you have your FCPs when you where in your BSN program? how many ethiology did you have back then? because for the 2nd level of assessment, it's quite confusing. Sometimes i don't know what is the best assessment for a particular problem. That's why i am having difficult doing it. doing ICP for me is quite easy than doing FCPs. But my teacher told us that FCPs are more easier than NCPs because there are several nursing diagnosis listed and its quite confusing.

i learned the other 4 rights other than the PPDRTD. right assessment, right to education, right evaluation, right to refuse the medication :nuke:

FCP stands for family care plan..It is like NCP but the only difference, this is for the family. NCP is for the individual patient while FCP is for the whole family. you are going to assess the health of the family and make nursing interventions on the health problems that you have found out. it seems like in your school you don't have FCP, rigth?

i learned FCP's last semester and we are having a review for this semester. i would like to ask if there's a possibility of doing FCP's in an easy way?

How about the 16 rights of drug administration? Thanks! God Bless!