Thinking as a nurse, how can you best serve your patients who are in a state of illness that their senses may be affected? You write about hearing and the role it plays in our lives. Being a nurse, it is important to understand how the illness they are experiencing, and the medications may affect their different senses.

Thinking as a nurse, how can you best serve your patients who are in a state of illness that their senses may be affected? You write about hearing and the role it plays in our lives. Being a nurse, it is important to understand how the illness they are experiencing, and the medications may affect their different senses.

Health Safety And Nutrition F/Young Child

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305144767

Author:MAROTZ

Publisher:MAROTZ

Chapter3: Assessing Children's Health

Section: Chapter Questions

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