nurses make a significant impact on outcomes for perioperative patients? Why or why not

Q: How does the nurse-client relationship help in the case of a Schizophrenic client

A: Schizophrenia is a serious neurological disorder where the patients diagnosed with this condition…

Q: Why is violence/abuse upon a patient an important area of assessment for the professional nurse to…

A: Abuse is when a person tries to dominate the other. When the abuse turns into threats, verbal…

Q: Is critical thinking important within the professional  nursing field?

A: The nursing theory includes a group of concepts that provides a framework for the nursing practice.…

Q: What is the difference between patient education and health education?

A: According to Bartleby q &a guideline I am supposed to provide answer of only question 1 and…

Q: For a patient, what specific nurse assessment findings would demonstrate effectiveness of drug…

A: Nurses' goals are to enhance health, promote health, and educate people on healthy choices through…

Q: What is Needs Assessment? Why is it important in the Health Promotion Programming process?

A: NEEDS ASSESSMENT- A needs assessment is a method for identifying and addressing unmet needs, or…

Q: what are  the Registered Nurse’s responsibility and accountability for detecting and responding to…

A: Acute deterioration - it means any type of  abnormal changes  physical and mental health

Q: Explain what four (4) assessments as an Enrolled nurse would you perform with a patient with…

A: Constipation is a state where a person will not be able to pass the stools easily, and this…

Q: Why do nurses need to know about pathophysiology?

A: Pathophysiology is considered a study of disordered physiological processes that act as a sign or…

Q: Explain thoroughly how would a nurse address the health beliefs or practices?

A: The state of complete physical, mental, and social well being is defined by a term called health.

Q: For a high fall risk patient, what are 5 things nurses can implement without a doctors order?

A: Risk for fall is a major concern in clinical setting as it may result in injuries and fracture to…

Q: Can nurses make a significant impact on outcomes for patients suffering from sepsis and septic…

A: Sepsis is an highly life threatening health condition, that results when the body's immune response…

Q: orrective action. Wha

A: As we know Therapeutic relations are established between a nurse and a patient. In this relation,…

Q: Which intervention should the nurse include in the teaching plan for a client with pruritus?

A: An unpleasant sensation that provokes the desire to scratch is known as Pruritus. This is caused…

Q: apply.) A )65-year-old male with ulcerative colitis who is having a hip replacement. B)24-year-old…

A: Laxatives :  Laxatives are the drugs which are used to treat constipation. It is also called as…

Q: What are  the personal implications for  nurses involved in  medication errors?

A: A pharmaceutical mistake is characterized as "a disappointment within the treatment handle that…

Q: Please share with us What are some moral dilemma commonly experienced by nurses. How would they make…

A: In a health care setting, when choices are to be made or when the solution toa problem is not clear…

Q: What is nursing documentation? What is the importance of nursing documentation?

A: Documentation is defined as one of the most important part of healthcare service where it helps in…

Q: Last week, we identified that approximately 5% of the aging population is in Long term care. So,…

A: Hello, as your question has many parts, we will only answer the first three parts for you and if you…

Q: Discuss the impact of the improvement on access to care for major diseases such as cancer, strokes,…

A: Diseases are referred to as unusual state that gives rise to an undesirable effect on the functional…

Q: What are clinical quality measures used for and how they are reported? How do they improve the…

A: Clinical quality measures are the process or steps or any indications of the patient care,…

Q: What practical nursing techniques can be correlated with aseptic techniques? Give at least 2 reasons…

A: The aseptic approach refers to the use of methodologies to avoid pathogen infection. It entails…

Q: he new graduate nurse would question the order for laxative administration in which of the following…

A: Nursing counselling and advise involves certain intervention which helps process focusing on the…

Q: A patient has type 1 diabetes mellitus. What general guidelines must be met before this patient can…

A: Diabetes mellitus It is a chronic metabolic disorder characterized by increased blood glucose or…

Q: What is the significance of the theoretical foundation in nursing for the first year nursing…

A: In the field of nursing, nursing theory is defined as innovative and meticulous construction of…

Q: How should the nurse educate the diabetic patient on foot care?

A: Diabetes is a disease which occurs when the glucose concentration of blood becomes too high due to…

Q: OBJa nurse is preparing to measure a clients vital signs. The nurse should identify that which of…

A: Vital signs are temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure, and also called as cardinal…

Q: strategies the nurse can use to assist a patient who is otherwise in good health to improve…

A: Proper nutrition plays a big role in disease prevention, recovery from illness and ongoing good…

Q: A nurse is caring for a client with hyper parathyroid and notes that client serum calcium level is…

A: It is the responsibility of the nursing practitioner to provide the patient with the right…

Q: Are there specific values that were developed during the session? What are those? And how will these…

A: nursing ethical values

Q: How can nurses improve maternal and child health programs in a country?

A: Role of nurse in communication with mother and child is the primary source on data collection of…

Q: How can the nurse influence new oncology treatments in children?

A: Abnormal cell growth occurs in cancer. There are various types of cancer depending on the area or…

Q: A nurse is contributing to the plan of care for a client who has a positive throat culture for…

A: Streptococcus is the most common bacteria affecting the throat leading to pharyngitis  Sign and…

Q: How will you as a nurse prepare a person who has just expired? Name at least 2 nursing actions and…

A: The nursing staff has a responsibility towards the expired person. So, the nursing staff has to…

Q: What are the roles and responsibilities of a nurse in Preoperative Care.

A: Preoperative roles and responsibilities are following:-  1. Assessment  2. Providing emotional and…

Q: most important things for a Nurse to remember?

A: introduction:  A person trained to care for the sick or illness, especially in a hospital.

Q: Explain what four assessments as an Enrolled nurse would you perform on a patient with constipation.

A: Bowel movement is defined as the last stop for the movement of food in the digestive tract. The…

Q: Develop a substantial initial post addressing all the points on the chosen disorder: anorexa nervosa…

A: Anorexa nervosa is a type of eating disorder, in which people are obsessed with eating and body…

Q: What is the 1st priority nursing management and medical management? Why?

A: Betty cooper is 25 year old female .  She is admitted to the emergency department with decreasing…