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What is one of the primary responsibilities of a nurse in managing chronic diseases?
What is one of the primary responsibilities of a nurse in managing chronic diseases?
- Providing ongoing patient education (correct)
- Administering emergency medications
- Conducting research on new treatments
- Assisting in acute surgeries
Which action is essential for a nurse when developing a care plan for chronic disease management?
Which action is essential for a nurse when developing a care plan for chronic disease management?
- Incorporating patient preferences and goals (correct)
- Focusing only on medication management
- Ignoring the patient's lifestyle choices
- Relying solely on physician directives
How should a nurse approach communication with patients suffering from chronic diseases?
How should a nurse approach communication with patients suffering from chronic diseases?
- Using complex medical jargon
- Providing information in an understandable manner (correct)
- Being dismissive of their concerns
- Only communicating through written materials
What is a key aspect of a nurse's role in supporting patients with chronic diseases?
What is a key aspect of a nurse's role in supporting patients with chronic diseases?
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In the context of chronic diseases, what type of care is a nurse primarily responsible for delivering?
In the context of chronic diseases, what type of care is a nurse primarily responsible for delivering?
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Nurse Responsibilities in Chronic Disease Management
- Patient Education: Nurses are primarily responsible for educating patients about their chronic disease, including its management, potential complications, and lifestyle modifications.
- Care Plan Development: A key element in care plan development is collaboration with patients to ensure individual needs and goals are addressed.
- Communication and Empathy: Nurses should communicate with patients in a clear, empathetic, and patient-centered manner, recognizing the emotional and psychological impact of chronic illnesses.
- Long-Term Support: Nurses provide ongoing support to patients, helping them navigate the challenges of living with a chronic disease and promoting self-management.
- Continuity of Care: Nurses are responsible for delivering comprehensive, coordinated care, ensuring continuity of care across various healthcare settings.
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