Test Your Knowledge on Caring for Patients with Upper Limb Amputations

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According to the study, what are the six domains of care needs identified for patients undergoing upper limb amputation?

Social needs, health care system, rehabilitation program, necessity of self-care, family support, and patient education
Physical needs, psychological needs, social needs, rehabilitation needs, self-care needs, and education needs
Physical needs, psychological needs, social needs, rehabilitation needs, self-care needs, and family needs
Social needs, health care system, rehabilitation program, necessity of self-care, assisting in timely and correct decision-making, and patient and family education (correct)

What type of review was conducted for this study?

Cohort study
Integrative review (correct)
Case-control study
Randomized controlled trial

What is the main conclusion of the study?

Routine follow up after discharge is unnecessary
Care needs for upper limb amputation patients are similar to lower limb amputation patients
Only female patients require rehabilitation plans
Rehabilitation plans should be made for all patients, with special attention to male workers. (correct)

According to the study, what are the six domains of care needs identified in patients undergoing upper limb amputation?

Social needs, health care system, rehabilitation program, necessity of self-care, assisting in timely and correct decision-making, patient and family education (A) Signup and view all the answers

What was the method used to analyze the data in the study?

Content analysis (D) Signup and view all the answers

What is the conclusion of the study regarding rehabilitation plans for patients undergoing upper limb amputation?

Rehabilitation plans should be made for all patients, with special attention to male workers, and should begin at the time of admission and continue after their discharge (C) Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Study on Care Needs for Patients Undergoing Upper Limb Amputation

A study identified six domains of care needs for patients undergoing upper limb amputation:
- Psychological
- Physical
- Social
- Environmental
- Spiritual
- Functional

Study Methodology

A systematic review was conducted for this study

Study Conclusion

The main conclusion of the study is that rehabilitation plans for patients undergoing upper limb amputation should be tailored to address these six domains of care needs