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Nursing Management of Cholera Patients in Zambia
Dorothy Chanda

Publisher : The University of Zambia Press
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ISBN : 9982030639
Author : Dorothy Chanda
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Nursing Management of Cholera Patients in Zambia' basically, is a book on the resuscitation of the
dehydrated Cholera patient. It has four chapters. Chapter One deals with the origin and magnitude of
cholera in Zambia which justifies its documentation to demonstrate the urgency of the target groups
meeting the objectives of the book, the micro-organisms which cause cholera, its signs and
symptoms and the modes of transmission. The book underscores the importance of transferring
clinical experience to health care professionals who man rural health centers in the absence of
Medical Doctors due to the critical shortage of staff as well as to the higher and tertiary institutions of
learning for the benefit of clinical preceptors and their students both at colleges and schools of
nursing.
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