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4 Answers to “where can i find the example of nursing care plan of bronchial asthma?”

1. December 8, 2011

   Your brain. Kidding. You poor thing. Care plans sucked in nursing school. And I have never made one since in my 8 years as a RN. They are all written out for ya in the real world, NICE!! There are plenty of books out there. Any book store like Barnes and Noble or Waldenbooks will do. Thats what I did. Or check out your med surg book. There has got to be something in there. Good Luck with it!!

2. December 8, 2011

   Try this http://wps.prenhall.com/chet_london_maternal_1/0,5406,364082-,00.html

3. December 8, 2011

   i agree with nusie as far as care plans go. but instead of looking at it from a nursing point of view, go to an registered respiratory therapist or check out one of their textbooks like DR. D.Egan, Fundamentals of Respiratory Care. I believe RT’s can give you a much more insightful understanding and treatment regimen for this issue. even myself: gmillioni@yahoo.com

4. December 8, 2011

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