Titlebook: Should the Patient Know the Truth?; A Response of physic Samuel Standard (Associate Professor of Clinical S Book 1955 Springer Science+Busi

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978-3-662-39421-2Springer Science+Business Media New York 1955

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Overview: 978-3-662-39421-2978-3-662-40485-0

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The Patient Speaks, future welfare or happiness; the problem is how much is he to know of what the days to come might bring to him. He is not only the object but the true partner of this discussion; he is the one who raises the question silently or openly; he is the one whose life or death will seal the truth, whether he was told so or not.

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Special Problems in Psychiatric Nursing,ecause the truth is not to their liking, is too painful for them to accept, or has even been twisted a bit to get them there. And further, nearly all persons are suspicious about entering a psychiatric hospital and about the procedures regulating life there.

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Ethics in Nursing Responsibility,who may know well from the diagnosis on the anesthesia sheet, usually takes refuge in a noncommittal referral to the doctor. She may add reassuring words relative to the patient’s immediate postoperative condition, and utilize nursing measures to divert the still-blurred mind toward needed relaxation.