A beautiful mind Director: Ron howard 1. Diagnosis (seen in the movie) 2. As a nurse, how will you intervene? 3. Nursing care plan (schizophrenia) (seen in the movie)

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 Time remaining: 01:59:56 Nursing Kayla Christianson, CMA, has been employed six years by the cardiology practice of three physicians. She is a graduate of a CAAHEP-accredited school. Furthermore, Kayla received extensive hands-on training performing ECGs while doing her required externship. Kayla has completed an ECG ordered by Dr. Hsu for Mrs. Warner, a 76-year-old patient. Dr. Hsu, Kayla’s boss, telephoned her explaining that he was behind schedule doing rounds at the hospital. He asked her to do him a favor and interpret Mrs. Warner’s ECG, sign his name, and fax the report to Mrs. Warner’s referring internist, who is expecting the results. Given the scope of Kayla’s education, training, and years of experience as a CMA, would this “favor” fall within the AAMA guidelines of her responsibilities? Would any portion of Dr. Hsu’s request fall within the guidelines? If so, which portion(s)? Is an exception to these guidelines ever allowed? How should Kayla respond to Dr. Hsu?

A nurse is caring for a child who is experiencing a generalized tonic/clonic seizure. Which of the following is the priority action for the nurse to take? Position the child in aside- lying position Try to determine the seizure trigger Reorient the child to the environment Place a bite stick in the mouth to prevent injury to oral tissues

The general use of restraints is appropriate only when the patient is using psychotropic medications appropriate only when the patient is agitated or aggressive illegal O permitted under the direction of the DON

Hello,  Can you please help me to answer the next questions with help of this website?  https://lor.instructure.com/resources/ed857aa7295d4f35b647e5752ecc2ea6?shared   Describe the risk factors, including psychological trauma, for alcohol and substance use for both student nurses and practicing nurses. Explain the role of state boards of nursing and the purpose of alternative-to-discipline programs. Thank you in advance!

During an admission assessment, the nurse collects objective and subjective data. What is an example objective data? Select one a The patient complains of auditory hallucinations. b. The patient states, I hear voices in my head c. The patient complains of feeling depressed. d. The patient is pacing back and forth while chanting

A 78-year-old patient with Alzheimer's disease presents with moderate cognitive impairment (MMSE score of 15). The patient has been prescribed memantine. The patient has a history of urinary tract infections (UTIs) and frequently takes antacids to manage occasional heartburn. Should memantine be continued, or should an alternative treatment be considered?   Please answer at your own easy words. Answer should be to the point (Specific).   Don't use AI answering this question!

Which definition would a nurse use to describe photophobia? Double vision. Foreign body sensation Persistent abnormal intolerance to light Gradual or sudden inability to see clearly

Mohammed is a 46-year-old man with a diagnosis of high blood pressure.  He works night shifts in a local supermarket and find it hard to sleep in the daytime.  He struggles with anxiety and has been referred to the local Integrating access to Psychological Services (IaPT) service by his GP.   a.      Explain why Jimmy’s mental and physical health may impact on each other and why this is important to consider?   b.      What interventions would you suggest(please provide a rationale)?