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Book question   This client is a 23-year-old white female complaining of a painful, swollen ankle. States that she stepped ‘funny’ off a step two days ago and thinks she heard a ripping sound. She takes no medications and has no allergies. The client reports pain as 5/10 with sharp twinges when trying to walk, a notable limp is noted when the client walks favoring the affected extremity. She states resting and ice decreases pain to 2/10 aching. Pain is primarily in the outer aspect of ankle and foot. Has no prior injury to this area. No significant past medical history.” When you examine the ankle the outer aspect of the malleolus is swollen and reddened with 2+ edema noted to the area, pedal pulses are palpable and strong. Describe 2 actual potential risk factors

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Administrative Medical Assisting Linda L. French EHR and Drug Management Instructions This week we are looking into record management in Chapter 9, as well as prescription management in Chapter 10. After carefully reviewing these chapters please answer one of the following questions: 1. Select at least 3 advantages and disadvantages of an EHR to discuss with the class. 2. What are the components of the medical record? 3. Select and discuss one of the drug acts described in Chapter 10. 4. Describe same drugs abuse prevention measures

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ASSIGNMENT You are ALL required to produce a full write up on "Paroxysmal Nocturnal Haemoglobinuria (PNH)". The write up should include (but not limited to) the following areas: vPathophysiology. vClinical & laboratory findings. VDifferent screening procedures employed in its diagnosis. Treatment. NB: 1. The write-up shouldn't be more than 3 pages (100 marks). 2.All assignments should be in my office not later 12.00 noon on the 15th March, 2021.

12:23 ll LTE cdn.fbsbx.com Done 6 of 24 Summary Post test 1: Multiple Choice Direction: Read the questions comprehensively and write the letter of your choice in your answer sheet. 1. It refers to any activities which involves movement of the muscles of our body and requires exertion of energy. a. Physical change b. Physical Body c. Physical Activities d. Physical appearance 2. The following are examples of physical activities EXCEPT? a. Eating and Drinking b. Running c. Pilates d. Aerobics 3. These are Physical activities that were planned and more structured it also gives us the opportunity to embrace healthy and active lifestyle by doing so. a. Physical fitness b. Exercise c. Yoga d. Physical education 4. These type of Physical Activities are also known as "cardio exercise" it increases our heart and breathing rate. They cause us to sweat profusely and breathe harder our heart pumps blood more vigorously, causing oxygen to circulate throughout our body.? a. Aeronautic activities b.…

12:03 Assignment Details FTC-MED3005-40NL - Medical Assistant Capstone Description The Real World/I Finished... Now What? Instructions As we come to the end of this course, we are sure you are excited about getting into your career and performing as many duties as you can as a medical assistant. Now that you have reviewed your clinical and administrative skills, take a moment to reflect and share the following: • In which skills do you excel the most and in which skills do you still have struggles? • Discuss your answer with two classmates. Note: Please read the instructions provided in the following links before submitting your entry: • Participation Rules • Online Etiquette Rules • Technical Instructions 188 View Discussion 10 Dashboard Calendar To Do Notifications Inbox

DRUG DOSAGE CALCULATIONS REVIEW WORKSHEET Lab Day 3 Section IV: Drug Dosage Calculations for Insulin Thinking Like a Nurse: Complete each question below. The nurse is preparing to administer the medications below. Use the information given to answer the questions below then calculate the dosage to be given to the patient for each medication below. 1. The nurse completes the following: NDC 0002-8215-01 10 mL Exp. Date/Control No WG 4220 AMX. HI-210 100 units per mL Humulin R REGULAR insulin human injection, USP (rDNA origin) U-100 Lilly a. What does the R on the label identify? b. Is this a short- intermediate - or long-acting insulin? c. What is the total volume of the vial? 2 0002-8215-01 Important: See accompanying literature. Refrigerate. Do not freeze Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, IN 46285, USA d. What is the dosage strength of the insulin? 8 | Page

DRUG DOSAGE CALCULATIONS REVIEW WORKSHEET Lab Day 3 Medication 3: • Order: Fosphenytoin 280 mg IV daily Medication Label: NDC 63323-403-10 400310 FOSPHENYTOIN SODIUM INJECTION, USP 500 mg PE/10 mL (50 mg PE/mL) (PE = phenytoin sodium equivalents) For IM or IV use Rx only 10 mL Single Use Vial A. Complete the chart using the medication label. Trade-Brand Name: Classification: Dosage Strength: Form: 234 Generic Name: 00 Total Volume: Route: B. How many milliliters will the nurse administer? C. The nurse draws up the correct dosage to administer. Shade in the correct dosage in the syringe. NDC: 3 | Page

DISCHARGE PLANNING Given the case scenario, can you please give me health teachings to the client about: PERSONAL HYGIENE (3 or more) and ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING (3 or more) Patient A.P.. 40 years old, married and a teacher, was admitted to the hospital last June 11, 2021 because of difficulty of breathing and fever. He was diagnosed to have Bronchial Asthma and subsequently tested positive with COVID 19. He was admitted for 2 weeks and undergone diagnostic and laboratory tests like Chest x-ray which revealed result of  pneumonia, CBC, urinalysis, fecalysis, and blood chemistry tests with results of high cholesterol level and normal blood sugar and was managed with intravenous fluids to maintain his hydration, medications for his asthma and pneumonia and high cholesterol level - steroids, antibiotics, pulmo-aide inhalation, cholesterol medication and multivitamins and O2 at 2L/min via nasal cannula. He's on full diet and encouraged to increase fluid intake and rest. and was placed…

DISCHARGE PLANNING Given the case scenario, can you please give me health teachings to the client about: NUTRITIONAL INTRUCTIONS (4 or more) Patient A.P.. 40 years old, married and a teacher, was admitted to the hospital last June 11, 2021 because of difficulty of breathing and fever. He was diagnosed to have Bronchial Asthma and subsequently tested positive with COVID 19. He was admitted for 2 weeks and undergone diagnostic and laboratory tests like Chest x-ray which revealed result of  pneumonia, CBC, urinalysis, fecalysis, and blood chemistry tests with results of high cholesterol level and normal blood sugar and was managed with intravenous fluids to maintain his hydration, medications for his asthma and pneumonia and high cholesterol level - steroids, antibiotics, pulmo-aide inhalation, cholesterol medication and multivitamins and O2 at 2L/min via nasal cannula. He's on full diet and encouraged to increase fluid intake and rest. and was placed in isolation. As his condition has…

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DRUG DOSAGE CALCULATIONS REVIEW WORKSHEET Lab Day 3 Section III: Drug Dosage Calculations of Reconstituted Medications Thinking Like a Nurse: Complete each question below. The nurse is preparing to administer the medications below. Use the information given to answer the questions below then calculate the dosage to be given to the patient for each medication below. Medication 1: Order: Amoxicillin 400 mg PO every eight hours Available: 0093-4155-80 66965LA-6247 Rev. 03 Sellersville, PA 18960 TEVA PHARMACEUTICALS USA Manufactured For: Toronto, Canada M1B 2K9 NOVOPHARM LIMITED Manufactured In Canada By: KEEP THIS AND ALL MEDICATIONS OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN. Shake well before using. Keep tightly closed. Date of reconstitution:.......….... Rev. E 7/2005 of reconstituted suspension after 14 days. When stored at room temperature or in refrigerator discard unused portion 250 mg amoxicillin in each 5 mL (teaspoonful). Oversized bottle permits shaking space. [See USP Controlled Room…

Question: To the following Given Drugs How to explain the drug's Indication, Side effects, and Health Teaching to the patient that is easier to understand to them? Given Drug:  Ampicillin 1gm IVTT q6 2 Paracetamol 300 mg IVTT q4 Miconazole 200mg (Monistat) ovule, 1 supp, PV @ HS x 3 days   Title: Care of clients with Human Immunodeficiency Virus Focus Area: Obstetric Nurse Station   Margerie Ramos, a 32-year-old female, who, on her 34th week of pregnancy was transferred to the hospital after coming from a prenatal clinic and reported to be experiencing continuous regular contractions for almost 2 days. This is her third pregnancy. The labor and delivery team were planning to admit her to observe and monitor her baby through a fetal Non-Stress Test and to exclude complications associated with preterm labor. The patient previously agreed to a scheduled repeat C-section since she already had two prior ones.   Upon admission, the patient verbalized, “I'm cold, I feel so hot.” Temperature…

- 1 2 12 12 + B I U A 3 4 5 6 HHP 535: Exercise Testing and Prescription Chapter 8/9 Review Questions 1. Why is it important to assess the body composition of your clients? affect the accuracy of BIA? 2. What is bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA)? How does a person's hydration status 3. What is body mass index (BMI)? What is considered normal, overfat, and obese? 4. What is the importance of measuring a person's waist-to-hip ratio? What is a normal measurement for men and women? 5. Is aerobic exercise better than resistance exercise for weight loss? 6. Is high-intensity exercise better than light-to-moderate-intensity exercise for weight loss? 7. Are spot reduction exercises effective for decreasing body fat in localized regions of the body? 8. What is the relative importance of genetics and environment in developing obesity? 80 000 000 MacBook Ar বব nu AA

Question: Why did Mrs. Anastacia Cruz fail to go back to the clinic for her scheduled prenatal check-up? What does the family think about Mrs. Anastacia Cruz condition? Does the family recognize it as a possible health threat? If no, why not? If yes, what is the family doing about it?   Case Scenario: The family lives in a two-room house made of light materials, situated in an urban community, which is about 8 km from the health center. Anastacia Cruz is an elementary graduate. She did not finish her education due to poverty. She married at the age of 16 and got pregnant with her first baby. She is a “labandera” and earns 300 per day. But she only has work three times a week.   I had a hard time going back to check-up on my schedule ma'am, because I have laundry for two clients. I can't refuse. "I didn't isolate myself at home maam, I'm fine. My cough will disappear and I will drink boiled ginger. I don't believe in  COVID ma'am."   Anastacia Cruz husband, Mariano, 45, is a…

Question: To the following Given Drugs How to explain the drug's Indication, Side effects, and Health Teaching to the patient that is easier to understand to them? Given Drug:  TFD/FTC (Truvada) 300mg tab OD PO Raltegravir (Isentress) 400mg 1 tab BID PO   Title: Care of clients with Human Immunodeficiency Virus Focus Area: Obstetric Nurse Station   Margerie Ramos, a 32-year-old female, who, on her 34th week of pregnancy was transferred to the hospital after coming from a prenatal clinic and reported to be experiencing continuous regular contractions for almost 2 days. This is her third pregnancy. The labor and delivery team were planning to admit her to observe and monitor her baby through a fetal Non-Stress Test and to exclude complications associated with preterm labor. The patient previously agreed to a scheduled repeat C-section since she already had two prior ones.   Upon admission, the patient verbalized, “I'm cold, I feel so hot.” Temperature was taken, T=38.5 C. She also…

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Nursing: 25 medications with details logged, I need the chart filled out with these categories listed below (If 25 is too many as many as you can would be great!) To Do: Medication Names (generic)     Class     Action Reason for Administration     Common Adverse Effects     Pre-administration Assessment     Post-administration Evaluation     Nursing Considerations Ignore the category "Date Administered". Thank you!

Discussion Forum Y tudent Po... 2 ftccollege.instructure.com/courses/18519/discussion_topics/250289 X + Email | Microsoft 365 Log In to Canvas Cengage eTextbook NCCT Calculating and Administering Medications Instructions 1. Read chapter 35 of your textbook and review the information about dosage calculation. 2. While administering medication is an important role of the Medical Assistant, please explain: 14/ • What could go wrong if the wrong drug and/or dose was administered? o What steps would you take to respond and correct this error? 3. Be sure to include any websites that you referenced. 4. Reply to two (2) classmates. Note: Please read the instructions provided in the following links before submitting your entry: • Participation Rules Online Etiquette Rules Technical Instructions Search entries or author Reply Type here to search B Unread F5 % 5 F6 6 F7 27 & 7 F8 *00 F9 F10 1

Question: What additions/subtractions/titrations to the pt’s medication regimen would you recommend?     CC:  Heartburn, my pills aren’t helping anymore HPI:  75 year old Native American female presents to the family practice clinic for routine visit.  Pt reports that over the last 3 weeks she has had increasing heartburn about one hour after eating and also some regurgitation and trouble swallowing food.  This occurs nearly every day.  c/o food getting stuck behind her breastbone.  This is a new problem.  She has been using antacids daily in addition to histamine-2-blockers to achieve relief. Despite sleeping with 3 pillows, pt has been experiencing frequent nocturnal wakings due to pain.  Reports nighttime coughing and c/o fatigue.  Denies SOB, hoarse voice, nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea, abdominal pain, urinary difficulty, blood per rectum or in stool. PmHx:  GERD x 7 years, HTN x 15 years, alcoholic cirrhosis x 2 years, hiatal hernia SocHx:  Pt is widowed, lives alone,…

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will UPVOTE! Kindly answer the questions. 1. An elderly in-patient was due for blood extraction as per the request of her physician. Upon approaching the patient, she refused to let you extract her blood. What will you do in this situation? 2. During your scheduled morning phlebotomy rounds, one of the in-patients mistook you for a nursing-aid. She asked you to clean out her soiled sheets and bed pan. How will you respond to this situation? 3. How do you respond to a patient asking to see his laboratory results? 4. Explain the importance of confidentiality in healthcare.

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DRUG DOSAGE CALCULATIONS REVIEW WORKSHEET Lab Day 3 k. If the ordered dose is safe, how many milliliters of Ceclor are needed to administer the ordered dosage? Medication 2: • Order: Phenobarbital (anticonvulsants) 45 mg p.o. is ordered twice a day for a child with seizures weighing 35 lb. The recommended dosage is 6 to 8 mg/kg/24 hr, given every day or twice a day Medication Label: NDC 13517-107-16 Phenobarbital* Elixir, USP Elixir, USP IV 20 mg/ 5 mL Rx Only 16 Fl Oz (473 mL) pharma, uc. €5 13517 10716 3 Phenobarbital IV Each 5 mL (teaspoonful) contains: Phenobarbital Alcohol 20 mg 15% Inactive Ingredients: FD&C Red # 40, flavors, glycerin, sucrose, and water. *WARNING: May be habit forming. USUAL DOSAGE: See package insert. DISPENSE in a tight, light-resistant container as defined in the USP/NF with a child-resistant closure. STORE at 20°-25°C (68°- 77°F) [see USP Controlled Room Temperature]. Keep tightly closed. Manufactured for: e5 Pharma, LLC Boca Raton, FL 33432 400902-03 Rev.…

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all AT&T 10:05 AM Assignment Details FTC-MED1055-900NL - Medical Office Procedures Scenario: Janet takes her two grandmothers to see the same physician who accepts Medicare and Senior Medicare. She arranges both of their appointments for Tuesday morning. Granny needs to write a check for her yearly deductible, and Nana pays a $10 copayment. After they have both seen the doctor, the medical assistant appears with directions regarding their treatment plans. Granny needs to see a urologist and an appointment is made for the following day. Nana needs to have an x-ray and an authorization will be processed. The medical assistant will call when it is approved. For your initial post, please answer the following 2 questions: a. What types of Medicare plans are Nana and Granny on? b. What is the main difference between a managed health care plan and a traditional fee-for-service health insurance plan? Are they expensive? Answer according to your understanding. Dashboard Calendar View Discussion…

Question 23 When assessing the patient experiencing the onset of symptoms of type 1 diabetes, which question is most appropriate for the nurse to ask? Question 23 options:   "Do you crave fluids containing sugar?"   "Have you lost any weight lately?"   "How long have you felt anorexic?"   "Is your urine usually dark coloured"?

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QUESTION NEEDED TO BE ANSWERED: What will be status of your blood VLDL and HDL after one year if you carried out this assignment for one year without changing your caloric intake? Explain the reason for your answer.

11:40 1 Back ASSIGNMENT_9eb56... 4G O CASE STUDY ANALYSIS INSTRUCTIONS: All questions apply to this case study. Your responses should be brief and to the point. When asked to provide several answers, list them in order of priority or significance. Copying the answers of others means zero marks. Provide your answers in Microsoft copy or PDF. SITUATION: Baby Mohammed, a 3-year-old toddler who has been brought to the emergency department (ED) by his mother. She immediately tells you he has a history of emergency department visits for his asthma. He uses an inhaler when he wheezes, but it ran out a month ago. She is a single parent and has two other children at home with a babysitter. Your assessment finds the baby is alert, oriented, and extremely anxious. His color is pale, and his nail beds are dusky and cool to the touch; other findings are heart rate 136 beats/min, respiratory rate 36 breaths/min regular and even, oral temperature 37.3° C (99.1° F), SaO2 89%, breath sounds decreased…