1. what should one consider talking about family history during a physical assessment?

6. Why is it important for nurses to record information? What possible impacts may it have on the patient and the nurse?

* Explain the concept “meaningful use” and its purpose with regards to EHR/EMR in your own words. Also, state the differences between an electronic medical record (EMR) and an electronic health record (EHR) practice management system.

7. How would one go about  Increasing Outpatient Care?

8. What are the different situations that requires home care services for clients?

Should first aid including basic life support be taught and practiced as a compulsory subject from school life?

4. You decide your friend is now a patient for you and kick into an initial evaluation. You quickly survey the area for safety or other clues that something happened while you were out on your walk around the lake. There is not anywhere he could have fallen, the scene is safe for you and your friend currently. Further primary evaluation is as follows: Patient is able to speak, chest rise is symmetric bilaterally and he doesn't look to be in any respiratory distress. His pulse is present and you notice it to be slow. His skin feels cool/cold. He is uncoordinated with basic movements. He is currently in his dry shirt but his shorts and shoes are wet from jumping in the lake. You have decided his symptoms are related to being cold. It could be related to the altitude but that is less likely since he didn't have any symptoms of altitude illness while you were hiking to the lake. What are your first 2 priorities for initial management? Place an NPA (that you happened to bring in your bag…

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7. During a patient's medical history, which of the following aspects should you inquire about to assess their social history? a. Alcohol and Tobacco use b. Past surgeries c. Family medical history d. Current medications e. Allergies

7. Why is it vital for nurses to document data? What effects may it have on the nurse and the patient?