0. A 28 year old female is seen to pass out while walking down the street and bystanders call 911. The patient reports she is having significant abdominal pain on your arrival. She does not know when her last period was. She does not know if she is pregnant. Her heart rate is 90, blood pressure is 85/60, she is breathing 20 times per minute. She is alert and oriented. What is the most likely life threatening process that she could have based on this story? Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) Kidney stone Ruptured ectopic pregnancy Aortic dissection

How does heart disease impact women differently than men? There is a lack of research on heart disease in women. Heart disease is generally thought of as a "man's disease" All of these are true. Women tend to have different symptoms.

A 24 yrs old female nursing student, who is working 4 nights in a week and studying full time doesn’t get enough sleep and eat on go or skip meals. She starts to feel run down and lethargic. She began to notice infected toenail. She is also feeling thirsty quite often and craving for sweets. She is also urinating frequently. She had to call sick on the work. When she went to get sick certificate, doctor assesses her BGL which is 19mmol/L, her HR124bpm, BP 98/56, spo2 100% and temp 37.2. She weighs 62kg. Please develop SMART goals for her care as her caring nurse. Devise holistic nursing actions (at least 6) in order of priority and specify if it is a dependent or independent nursing action. You must consider the medical, pharmacological, social and psychological requirements of the patient. Also provide relevant evaluate outcomes for each action.

What are your thoughts on the use of alternative therapies vs prescription drugs.

8. You obtain a set of vitals on the patient above once your establish her ABC's are in tact. The patient has a heart rate of 120, a blood pressure of 80/60, and a respiratory rate of 28. The neighbor says the patient lives alone but hasn't had any problems. She usually is alert, oriented and highly functional. The patient right now is unable to get up on her own and she tells you she is fine, just needs a hand to get up and that. Which of the following are true about your initial management and impression of this patient? Choose all that apply If she has a DNR form (not a MOST or MOLST form) you can leave her at home She likely doesn't have a heat related problem because she has been down on the floor for a while and hasn't been exerting herself Finding out if there are any medication bottles or other evidence of medical problems or medical wishes prior to leaving the house is a good use of time even though the patient is sick One indication for placing her on oxygen would be her fast…

SUMMARIZE IN A PARAGRPH Well there are a variety of reason I believe here are a few. Parents aren’t talking to there young adults or kids about the topic. Most a resorted to finding out themselves. Some already know and choose to do what is socially acceptable or what pleasures the best. So, binge drinking, multiple sex partners, drug uses, and sex without a condom are some of the common reasons why college students and high school students continue to have unprotected sex. Now, some of the others I mentioned above is what I hear most common when high schools and college students talk it’s more about the pleasure aspect for them or they just don’t care when there under the influence of alcohol or drugs, putting them as risk for STI. Also know that ages 15-24 account for only a quarter of our population that contracts STI. Well, the other adolescence population accounts for nearly half of our population that contracts STI. What do you think? This is a very high number.

7. Deigo is a 55-year-old Hispanic, male, migrant worker who speaks limited English. He presented to the emergency room with complaints of edema of the scrotum, urinary retention, and hematuria. He does not have any pertinent past medical history. He is married and has five young children. He states he has been having problems for a while but delayed seeing the doctor because of his work schedule and limited money. The doctor performs a digital rectal examination in the office and finds that Jose’s prostate is enlarged.? 1)How would you provide multidimensional care to include cultural, psychosocial, spiritual, physical, and emotional needs for Deigo?

A 10-year-old child is brought into the emergency department by her mother. The mother appears anxious but sits quietly next to her daughter in the waiting room. When called into the triage area, the mother gives a history of coming home from work to find her daughter sitting on the couch watching television. Her daughter did not go to the door to greet her or look toward her when she said hello. The mother thought the daughter’s behavior was odd because she always greeted her at the door with a hug. As she approached her daughter, she noticed that she was clutching her right arm as if in pain. The mother asked what was wrong, but the daughter remained silent. Then she said, “Nothing is wrong.” The father is sleeping upstairs. The mother gives a family history of having an alcoholic husband who usually drinks himself to sleep. She said he has abused the child physically and psychologically in the past, and she brought her to the emergency department because she fears he has hurt the…

You are treating a female patient who is complaining of chest pain. She i diaphoretic with a blood pressure of 98/50. You have her medications on board which includes a prescription for nitroglycerin. Medical control has instructed you to administer 1 nitroglycerin tablet sublingually. How would you respond? 2. Respectfully disagree and state that you feel it is in the best interest of the patient with & blood pressure 5o low to not lower it any further by administering nitroglycerin b. Administer 1 nitroglycerin tablet s instructed

James Garcia a 25 years old, bisexual freelance model went to the hospital for a check up. Upon the assessment he reported that he had a travel history around europe and got home in 2 months. During his stay for work, he was invited to multiple events and parties. He also stated that he has been sexually active with multiple partners(with men). Few weeks after he got home, he experience symptoms of fever, nausea/vomitting During health history he reported increase in body temperature and abdominal pain on his right upper side of her abdomen, he rated as 7 out of 10 in pain scale. The patient does not report any prior medical history or surgeries. His family is non-contributory. Patient stated "i have stomach pain and i feel like vomitting". The patient also stated that he is food conscious and experiencing a loss of appetite. He also mentioned that he experiences muscle pain, weakness and he drinks beer or wine in moderation. Upon the physical examination, his body temperature is…