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Method of assignment  You are assigned as student head nurse to general surgical unit ,  in X hospital, the unit design is H shape ,the unit capacity is 28 beds, distributed on fourteen rooms each room has two beds. Your clinical instructor asking you to develop an assignment sheet for nursing staff who are working in this unit; you have twenty patients, Four of them are immediate post operative, are housing in Rooms number  4, 7. Twelve patients are Intermediate care (require above average amount of nursing care) distributed on the following Rooms numbers; 1,2,3,5, 6,8 and four patients are Partial care (require an average amount of nursing care) allocating in room 9,11. You have two professional nurses, and two technical nurses their years of experiences are; 5,4,3,2 consecutively. In light of this information, fill an assignment sheet pointing out method of assignment you are going to use, state your justification, principles of assignment that you must put in consideration in…

Discussion Forum x + structure.com/courses/20120/discussion topics/272566?module_item_id=1000457 1.2 Discussion Forum 78. Medical Law & Ethics A 24 24 Instructions Medical laws and ethics are crucial in this field. Laws are implemented not only to ensure proper medical services are provided and to secure patient's rights, but also to protect the provider and the staff. Though laws can be subject to change, they still cover a vast variety of situations set forth for everyone involved. An example of what the laws cover would be providing accurate and appropriate medical care, professionalism, communication, and security of patient information, who owns and has access to patient medical records, and to whom and where reports can be submitted if medical malpractice is suspected. For this discussion assignment, you will be given two scenarios; you should base your answer on your understanding and research of medical laws and ethics. Your initial post should be 75-100 words. Once you submit…

Explaining to Patients and Caregivers the Instructions for Before and After Minor Surgical Procedures Instructions When a patient is schedule for an elective procedure, we can schedule the date, time, and location and prepare the patient for before, during, and after the services they receive. Pre- and post-operative instructions should be written and clearly understood by the patient and their support system. Choose a minor procedure from your textbook and explain: Which procedure did you choose? What is the patient preparation and education? When do patients need to sign an informed consent? How do you set up for a minor surgery? How do you explain post-operative instructions to patients?

The first part of the Nursing Process Project requires you to complete the assessment section on the Nursing Process Project (1).docx Download Nursing Process Project (1).docxNursing Process Project template. Follow these steps to complete this part of the project. Step 1: Select a movie character to use as your fictitious client throughout the project. Any character will work for this project. Step 2: Find a movie clip of this character performing an action or task to use for your assessment. Step 3: Review the movie clip you selected to help you identify the content needed for the assessment. What do you notice about the character or the environment in the clip? What does the character look like? How would you describe the character’s Physical build Voice Hair, skin, etc. Mobility Hygiene Nutritional status Does the character use any verbal or nonverbal cues that provide additional information you can use for your assessment? Step 4: Complete the Assessment section of the…

Using the actual patient prescription below, create a script for your patient counseling scenario which aims to educate the patient with his prescription. - Directly write below, no need to discuss the steps involved in counseling, rather, write the actual counsel that you would deliver to the patient ( As if you are directly talking to him). You may use either English or Filipino language for your script. Limit your script to at least not more than five minutes of conversation when delivered to the patients. Rubric for scoring will be included

Explaining to Patients and Caregivers the Instructions for Before and After Minor Surgical Procedures Instructions When a patient is schedule for an elective procedure, we can schedule the date, time, and location and prepare the patient for before, during, and after the services they receive. Pre- and post-operative instructions should be written and clearly understood by the patient and their support system. Which procedure did you choose? What is the patient preparation and education? When do patients need to sign an informed consent? How do you set up for a minor surgery? How do you explain post-operative instructions to patients?

Pharmacy Technician St. Francis Hospital 200 Hospital Drive, Mapleton, Vermont Duties include: Filling medication carts for each nursing station, filling TPNs, preparing surgical drips, maintaining anesthesia trays for 6 ORs. Five years of hospital experience and certification required. FT/rotating schedule. Which of the following applicants best fits the advertised job position based on their qualifications? A Dash has been the only pharmacy tech at Johnson Hospital for 6 years. He recently took continuing education credits to update his certification. He prefers to work days, but can work around a flexible schedule as needed. N Ben is finishing up his 10th year as a certified pharmacy tech at PharmRite retail pharmacy. His availability is flexible, and he wants to move into a hospital setting. Amal has 7 years of experience working as a pharmacy tech at Oakdale Hospital. She does not have national certification and can only work 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. PREVIOUS…

You are a graduate registered nurse (RN) working at The Sonivale Hospital. Your current rotation is a 28-bed acute rehabilitation ward. The ward uses a team nursing approach, two teams – Bullwinkel Wing and Abbot Wing. After almost 11 months of full-time work, you feel comfortable with the routines and culture of the facility. Today you are working the afternoon shift(1330-2200 hours). Pritika is the ANUM (Associate Nurse Unit Manager) in charge of this shift. Pritika does not take a patient load. You are allocated to Abbot Wing (14 patients). The team includes: It is 1800 hours, and the evening meal has concluded. Zhihan has stated she is heading off to her tea break. You must plan and delegate the following: Mr Barry Hinkley, 82-year- old. Barry underwent a laparoscopic abdominoperineal (AP) resection 3 weeks ago.He was transferred to the ward for further rehabilitation following postoperative atelectasis. Barry has type 2 diabetes, obesity, diabetic…