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Hello, I am doing a concept map but before starting, I need to answer some questions, can you please help me with them? Concep: ELIMINATION Case Study  While you are working as a nurse on a GI/GU floor, you receive a call from your affiliate outpatient clinic notifying you of a direct admission, ETA (estimated time of arrival) 60 minutes. She gives you the following information: A.G. is an 87-year-old woman with a 3-day history of intermittent abdominal pain, abdominal bloating, and N/V. A.G. moved from Italy to join her grandson and his family only 2 months ago and she speaks very little English. All information was obtained through her grandson. PMH: colectomy for colon CA 6 years ago, hernia repair 2 years ago. No hx of CAD, DM, or pulmonary disease. She takes only ibuprofen occasionally for mild arthritis. Allergies include sulfa drugs and meperidine. A.G.’s tentative diagnosis is small bowel obstruction (SBO). A.G. is being admitted to your floor for diagnostic work-up. Her VS are…

Mrs. Marshall was admitted to your surgical progressive care unit after repair of AAA. Her husband and son have been at her bedside continuously and are planning to stay through the night in spite of posted visiting hours . the best therapeutic action would be to a. ask the family members to to comply with visiting restrictions b. ask the family to relocate the waiting area c. assess the patients response to family presence d. provide nearby lodging locations     Search Results

Answer the following questions: 1. Discuss how nurses are protected in their professional role. 2. What are the essential elements of malpractice? 3. Give an example of when the Good Smartian Law can be used ?

Indicate a situation when a nurse can be an advocate other than for a single patient.  Hello,  Can you please help me with this question? Thank you in advance!

Three Complete Generations family history paper. They have HTN, Strokes, heart disease and a pretty extensive mental history. They are in all ages. Maternal and Paternal sides of the family. I need help to do a nursing interpretention of these diseases for the family. This section should be your interpretation of the found information above full of thoughtful reflection supported by evidence based literature. What do the found results mean to the registered nurse? What education needs to occur for this patient? What is the patient at risk for (medical diagnoses)?

kindly answer this, thankyou! How will the world look like without nurses? what are the traits that a nurse must possess?

Hello! I just want to ask why you're rejecting my questions? :( I asked questions like these for the past few weeks here in Bartleby but they have been answered by experts. TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CASE SCENARIO QUESTIONS. (please see attached photos for the case scenario) 1. Discuss the disease or the condition on the case presented, that includes the: definition, epidemiology, signs and symptoms, treatment and management.  2. Create 2 NCP based on the given case scenario that needs to be prioritized. Thank you!

Read the following case scenario. Your task is to use Lewin's change theory (Module 3) to analyze the case. Your analysis must also refer to five principles of leadership that you have encountered in your study and that you feel are relevant to this case study. Remember that the focus of this analysis is on leadership and not on the nuances of clinical practice. Note: Analysis means that you compare what is reported in the case scenario with what is presented in the literatureltheory, and make an interpretation. Case scenario Bluebird home is an aged care facility located in a rural township (population 8,000) in NSW. The town is located 50 km from the nearest largeltown. The facility provides care for 100 aged residents, many of whom are some distance from their families and friends. The facility is staffed by registered, enrolled nurses and assistants in nursing, kitchen, cleaning and administrative staff. A Director of Nursing, a Deputy Director of nursing and a business manager…

Hello, I am doing a concept map about a case but I need to answer some questions first. Can you please help me please? The first question is: Assessment (Recognizing Cues): Which client information is relevant? What client data is most important? Which client information is of immediate concern? Consider signs and symptoms, lab work, client statements, H & P, and others. Consider subjective and objective data. CASE STUDY: MOBILITYMrs. Lydia Martin (LM), an 88-year-old widow, lives alone in her single-story home. She pridesherself in being fully independent. During the middle of the night, LM fell in her home whilewalking to the bathroom. She was unable to get up, so she crawled to the telephone and dialed911. She was transported to the emergency department and underwent diagnostic testsincluding hip and femur x-ray and computerized tomography, which confirmed a left femoralneck fracture. Her past medical history reveals anxiety, osteoporosis, arthritis, and cataracts.Within 24…

From the data provided, formulate a nursing diagnosis and a nursing care plan (by using A-ssessment, D-iagnosis, P-lanning/Goal, I-ntervention with Rationale, E-valuation) to be implemented in the emergency room for this client.

Even the most careful advance directive can be difficult to apply in a given set of circumstances, due to vagueness, ambiguity, lack of relevance to the patient's actual (vs. anticipated) illness, and so forth, making ethics consultations necessary, regardless of the patient's planning. Select one: True False

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17482631.2019.1667133   Write a summary (3-4 paragraphs), and include some aspect of therapeutic interventions for nurses.

Give 6 recommendations that Health Authorities can adopt to ensure nurses are supported in the workplace. State why you choose these 6 recommendation

These are the questions: 1. Explain the pathophysiology of Cushing syndrome. 2. Based on the assessment data presented, what are the priority nursing diagnoses?     Are there any collaborative problems?   Thank you!

A client asks the nurse about the significance of black box warnings included on the label of specific prescription medications. What information should the nurse provide to the client? Select all that apply. "They advise the nurse about look-alike or sound-alike drugs." "They advise the client about serious potential risks related to the use of the drug." "They advise the healthcare professional about serious side effects related to the use of the drug." "They advise the healthcare professional about serious potential risks related to the use of the drug." "They advise the nurse about the dosage strength of the drug and the recommended route of administration." "They indicate the need to consult the pharmacist, and seek reliable drug references and U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recommendations."

choose the correct answer:   1.) Which of the following is not a life-threatening problem that is considered as the nurses low priority? - Loss of respiratory function - Acute illness - Complications of Chronic Kidney Disease - Weak cardiac function   2.) Which of the following Goals is appropriate on your nursing diagnoses: “ Husband: Risk for injury related to absence of caregiver” ? - The Husband will remain healthy during his stay in the hospital. - The husband will remain free of injury during absence of primary caregiver. - The husband will be able to rest very well because of the absence of nosy caregiver. - The husband will have minimal risk for injury while the primary care giver is not around.   3.) During the evaluation phase of the nursing process, the nurse is concerned with: - Interpreting data - Designing nursing strategies - Establishing a data base - paring client responses with the anticipated outcome   4.)A practice to avoid data collection…

Can you make a Nursing Interventions with Rationale about the given Nursing Diagnosis: "Social Isolation related to stigma and discrimination associated with HIV/AIDS as evidenced by avoidance of social interactions"

Define the Following terms.!(1) Definition of Nursing by WHO(2) Vital Signs(3) Oxygenation(4) Joint mobility,(5) Hospitalization

al SC Q X mend baycare.certpointsystems.com/wa/ws/ScormEngineInterface/defaultui/deliver.aspx?preventRightClick=False&cc=&configuration=session_course_id%7c39785... $ X Infor Learning Management S Accounting of Disclosures Click and drag to match the correct Patient Rights with the correct Category. Patient Rights Patient does not want their previous physician to access their record Alternative Communications Restrict Uses/ Disclosures File a Complaint :8: Category Amend Records 3 E D C 20 F3 HIPAA Comprehensive_9-1-22 X + R F V F4 % 5 T C F5 B < 10 Y H 7 Patient requests a list of who received a copy of their record Patient wants to talk to supervisor about their privacy concern N Patient requests results be sent to another address Patient says, "I have never taken those medications" and wants you to change them J * 00 8 M DII F8 9 K 8 2 * 3. O L P F12

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17482631.2019.1667133   Give a brief summary (3-4 paragraphs), and include some aspect of therapeutic interventions for nurses from the article.

Hi, I need an answer to this question:   Question: Maintaining your own integrity as a professional nurse is an essential part of your career. Despite knowing the consequences for an academic integrity infraction, why do some students still falsify their work?