Abstract

NURSING PRACTICE AND THE PATIENT WITH RHEUMATIC DISEASE: The Promise for Rheumatology Nursing Problem Identification in Rheumatic Disease Nursing RHEUMATIC DISEASE PROCESSES: Anatomic and Immune System Components of the Inflammatory and Degenerative Processes in Rheumatic Diseases Descriptions of Rheumatic Diseases COMFORT ALTERATIONS: Pain Fatigue Stiffness Sleep Pattern Disturbances FUNCTIONAL ALTERATIONS: Change in Mobility Change in Daily Living Skills PHYSICAL ALTERATIONS: Change in Nutritional Status Change in Skin Integrity Change in Body Image ADAPTATIONAL ALTERATIONS: Change in Self-Esteem Limitations in Insight COMPONENTS OF BASIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT: Medication Rest Control of Symptoms Maintenance of Motion Prevention of Additional Loss Patient/Family Education Index.

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RheumatologyMedicineRheumatic diseaseDiseasePhysical therapyInternal medicinePhysical medicine and rehabilitationIntensive care medicineNursing

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1985
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Janice Smith Pigg, Pamela Webb Driscoll, Rosanne Caniff (1985). Rheumatology Nursing: A Problem-Oriented Approach. Medical Entomology and Zoology .