NURS290 Study Guide - Final Guide: Brachytherapy, Broadspectrum, Bathing
17 Oct 2014
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Small and large joints (symmetrical), such as hands, wrists, elbows, or balls of feet. Symptoms often begin on one side of the body and may spread to other. Symptoms gradual; often limited to one set of joints, finger joints, large weight-bearing joints, or spine. Stiffness returns at the end of the day or after activity. Frequent fatigue and a general feeling of being ill. Kokum may have age related sensory deficits (eg. eyesight and hearing) In order to develop the right teaching strategies, a nurse must consider. Denny and kokum"s ability to understand verbal and written material, as well as making sure that it is done without disrespecting their cultural beliefs, values or behaviors. As a nurse working in a cree first nations community, it is important to have a knowledge of denny and kokum"s cultural background, values and beliefs.
