Question J.R. es un adolescente de 13 años con diagnóstico de fibrosis cística(CF) que se está viendo en la clínica ambulatoria para evaluación bianual. Vive en la casa con sus padres y tiene una hermana C.R. de 7 años que también tiene fibrosis cística. J. R. refiere que no se ha sentido bien, que no tiene energía está tosiendo más y tiene dificultad para respirar. Explica que se ha ausentado una semana a la escuela.  Discuta los aspectos de promoción de la salud para prevenir exacerbación de la condición que deben enfatizarse con los padres de J.R.  Health Science Science Nursing NURSING BS ENF 402 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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Question J.R. es un adolescente de 13 años con diagnóstico de fibrosis cística(CF) que se está viendo en la clínica ambulatoria para evaluación bianual. Vive en la casa con sus padres y tiene una hermana C.R. de 7 años que también tiene fibrosis cística. J. R. refiere que no se ha sentido bien, que no tiene energía está tosiendo más y tiene dificultad para respirar. Explica que se ha ausentado una semana a la escuela.  Discuta los aspectos de promoción de la salud para prevenir exacerbación de la condición que deben enfatizarse con los padres de J.R.  Health Science Science Nursing NURSING BS ENF 402 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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