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Could you please help me with a nursing care plan on this patient? David Carter 28 years old diagnosed with schizophrenia. Care plan should include Assessment 6 nursing diagnosis 3 physiologic and 3 psychosocial, outcomes and goals , nursing actions, evaluation. (ADPIE format)

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…

A nurse is caring for an older male patient in a long-term carefacility who has a spinal cord injury affecting his neurologicreflex arc. Based on this patient data, what would be a priorityintervention for this patient?a. Monitoring food and drink temperatures to prevent burnsb. Providing adequate pain relief measures to reduce stressc. Monitoring for depression related to social isolationd. Providing meals high in carbohydrates to promote healing

why do we need to educate clients on the topic about signs of approaching death? Why is it important to palliative care and why do clients needs to understand this please describe with examples

fore starting family therapy with Laura's family and communicating with them, what are the possible thoughts that come into your mind on discussing with Laura alone and compare Laura's case after therapy?   Laura is a 27-year-old never married Caucasian woman. Laura's father is 67 years old and has early-onset Alzheimer's disease. Laura also has a 56-year-old mother, who is in excellent physical health and a 31-year-old sister. Laura reports her father's health is rapidly declining. He has limited cognitive ability and memory, including loss of recall for faces and names. Laura is currently seeking therapy because she is experiencing depression and having trouble functioning. During her intake, she also reports having a great deal of anger toward her mom and openly shares her intense feelings of loss due to her father's declining health; she reports deeply missing the emotional bond they once shared. She also reports having a solid relationship with her sister, though she wishes they…

Make or formulate a CLINICAL QUESTION for Evidence Based Nursing Process (EBN) about: Px: Schizophrenia patients 1. Antipsychotic vs Another Antipsychotic drugs Clozapine vs Risperidone

Patient senior: Patient is on hospice with a diagnosis of Parkinson and end stage Dementia, agitation, self-inflicted wounds from scratching. The paper should be written base on this patient diagnosis. Should be structed as follows below in APA format. Instructions:· Answer each question individually; in a narrative APA format· Give background information through research, cite references· Include a reference sheet. Paragraph 1: introduce the concept of home health,hospice outpatient, transitions clinicor wound care. Name the goals andobjectives associated with theseagencies. Paragraph 2: Describe the certification processinvolved in these outpatient services;Insurance vs uninsured, and approvalfor supplies needed. Paragraph 3: Pick one patient you visited anddiscuss the cause and progression ofthe illness/injury leading to theadmission to the outpatient services. Paragraph 4: Describe the pathophysiology of thedisease process of the patientrequiring the outpatient services Paragraph…

Which of the following interventions is most appropriate for a psychiatric nurse to use when interacting with a patient experiencing acute anxiety?Encouraging the patient to engage in deep breathing and relaxation techniques.Immediately initiating a discussion about the underlying causes of the patient's anxiety.Advising the patient to avoid situations that trigger anxiety until medication takes effect.Suggesting the patient should focus on future events to distract from current anxiety.

Write a descriptive self-reflective 3-4 paragraph essay on your thoughts and feelings regarding stigma in the mental health community and society. How does mental health differ from the 1900's as opposed to current treatments and modalities? What can you do to change mental health care as a nurse? What can you do to change your perception of mental health stigma?

Do a brief reflexive writing on the following question: How would you go about getting to know a client during your initial contact? Based on your own theoretical stance; use of diagnostic and assessment tools (i.e., tests); formulating treatment goals (aka “the contract”); organizational policy and procedures; and external payment/reimbursement requirements. Relevant examples from your own experience may be helpful to consider as well.

topic/subject: Mental health question: She thinks it is important that every person in the world be treated equally. She believes everyone should have equal opportunities in life. What parts of this question above are most important for being an effective and professional nurse? Why?

Early assessment plays an important role in improving the prognosis of those living with schizophrenia. The RN should include which of the following interventions in primary prevention? Exposure therapy to mitigate triggers Prophylactic Electroconvulsive Therapy Monitoring children of parents living with schizophrenia Normalizing social stressors Page 12 of 75 Previous Page Next Page DEC 11

Get nursing diagnosis that relates to depression for this patient. In the nursing diagnosis include related to and evidenced by. Include short term and long term goal for each diagnosis

A client seen in an out-patient clinic for ongoing management of panic attacks states, “I have to make myself come to these appointments. It is hard because I don’t know when an attack will occur.” Which nursing diagnosis takes priority? 1. Ineffective breathing patterns R /T hyperventilation. 2. Impaired spontaneous ventilation R /T panic levels of anxiety. 3. Social isolation R /T fear of spontaneous panic attacks. 4. Knowledge deficit R /T triggers for panic attacks.

In nursing care plans you frequently see written "decrease patient's anxiety" as a nursing goal. Why is this an unacceptable goal statement?

A nurse is caring for a client experiencing sickle cell crisis. What are three (3) priority interventions?  Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion

What nursing, non-nursing theories, or family theories could be used for this patient?   SE lack social support since her core family lives in Arizona and all other relatives live in California but do not communicate on regular basis. she is a single parent, and this could lead to feeling isolated, and such feelings can contribute to loneliness and depression. She may feel overwhelmed by the responsibility of juggling caring for her daughter, keeping up with the bills and household chores and visitation and custody problems may come in the future.

Mohammed is a 46-year-old man with a diagnosis of high blood pressure.  He works night shifts in a local supermarket and find it hard to sleep in the daytime.  He struggles with anxiety and has been referred to the local Integrating access to Psychological Services (IaPT) service by his GP.   a.      Explain why Jimmy’s mental and physical health may impact on each other and why this is important to consider?   b.      What interventions would you suggest(please provide a rationale)?

the pn is assigned to provide care for a client with rheumatoid arthritis who is preparing for discharge, in planning the client's care, what should identify which client goal as the most important? adapt self-care skills conserve energy improve body image acquire coping skills

You are a visiting nurse caring for a 32-year-old writer who became paraplegic as a result of a motorcycle accident 1 year ago. He is recovering from a subsequent depression, and your visits are to monitor not only his emotional outlook but also to encourage his hygienic self-care and offer strategies for his success. He wears a leg bag, is incontinent of stool, and you’re monitoring a red spot on his left buttock. (Learning Objectives 5 and 8) Which hygienic issues are of utmost importance for a patient using an indwelling urinary catheter? Please provide an example as well! Thank you!

Admitting Diagnosis: Autism Spectrum Disorder Sam is a 16-year-old young man with ASD and significant cognitive delays. Sam attends a public school special day class that offers frequent instruction in varied settings to foster independence in the community. (more details on the attached pics) Question: 1. Create 2 NCP for patient Sam. Asessment-Subjective and Objective Data Diagnosis, Planning/Goal, Interventions with Rationale, Evaluation

How can I Describe:   initial thoughts about Stevens District Hospital, including:  The market served by the hospital Current financial challenges And takeaways  after reviewing the scenario Describing though if Stevens would be a good hospital to transfer to?

You start your shift today and the in-charge nurse lets you know that you will be working short-staffed. The following clients have now been assigned to your workload. In what order will you care for these clients? Provide a rationale (reason) for each. Client A: suffered a stroke with right-sided hemiplegia, this client also has aphasia. She prefers to get up quite early. She is a 2pa but can do some care with minimal assistance. Client B: suffers from moderate dementia. He is a fall risk and needs regular supervision as he does not stay when seated. He is completely ambulatory but needs cueing and assistance for care. Client C: is a mechanical lift with significant contractures. He requires full care including needing to be fed. He sits in a reclining wheelchair for the whole day and requires regular toileting due to bowel and bladder incontinence. Client D: This client has MS. She requires the use of a mechanical lift. She is in full care. Once in her power wheelchair she leaves the…