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Case Studies for Asthma Educators |
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This book
has been designed to help asthma educators improve their asthma
teaching and asthma management skills.
This book includes 90 case studies that begin
with simple problems and then increase in complexity. This graduated
approach allows the asthma educator to solve increasingly complex
problems using a graduated approach.
The case studies require the reader to:
explain
asthma to patients of different ages
and
educational backgrounds
interpret
peak flow readings
explain peak
flow charts to patients
teach patients
about asthma triggers
deal with
patients of all ages, from the infant through
the adolescent and adult to the
elderly
explain
the different types of asthma medications
to patients
adjust Asthma
Action Plans
assess patients’ asthma
and possible co-morbid
conditions
deal with
patients who use complementary and
alternate medicine
hande
patient concerns and beliefs
Description:
102
pages, 8 1/2" by 11"
a
complete guide with questions and answers
To further help the asthma educator,
suggested responses are provided for most of the case studies. This allows
the user to check his or her answer and to note any deficiencies
before proceeding.
What health care professionals had to say
about this book:
The case studies are so realistic. They make
you think.
Very beneficial.
The case studies
help me think it through and put it together more and to think
about the situation and what I need to do. It’s
helpful.
The book on case studies is really good.
I like it. The way the question is asked is what is happening
in real life. It makes you think a lot. Having answers is useful
since it explains [what is to be done].
Case Studies makes you think and put everything
you learn in perspective.
The Case Study Manual is very helpful.
It presents actual situations I have encountered in the office.
The case
studies and scenarios are wonderful. They stress application.
The Case Studies book makes me think.