A new patient, Stanislaw Wisnewski, sought an intial consultation at your practice for laparoscopic cholecystectomy. He does not have insurance and needs to arrange a payment plan to pay the surgeon's fees, which total $840. The medical billing specialist worked with Stan to ensure that he would be able to pay; your office does not charge interest or finance charges for payment plans. Stan stated that he needed a payment plan/payments that would be less than $60 per month but that he wanted to pay at least $50 per month. 1. Devise a payment plan for Stan.

Clinical assistants in the dental office have various levels of education and credentials. The dentist uses them all to perform the same types of tasks. The credentialed assistants have asked the doctor not to assign specific tasks to the noncredentialled assistants as this is a violation of the state dental practice act. As the administrative assistant, the clinical assistants have asked you to clarify this assignment. How do you locate the state dental practice act? What should the dentist do to rectify this situation once the duties are clarified?

A nurse is caring for a client who is schedule for surgery while witnessing the client signature. While the client is saying I trust my doctor, but I don’t understand what he meant when he said he’ll reset my intestines.  Which of the following actions should the nurse take? Notify the provider complete incident report. provide brochure about the procedure describe the surgery to the client

After viewing the video, please discuss the pros and cons of bariatric surgery. Include a description of the difference between the Roux and Y surgery and gastric sleeve. You need to cite your work and respond to one other student.

You work on a unit that houses 24 patients. The unit takes care of patients requiring surgicalcare.Prepare a 4-week schedule using either the 8-hour shift model or the 12-hour shift model.Schedule your staff to ensure that each full-time staff gets full time hours, and each part timestaff gets part-time hours.

A client asks the nurse for suggestions as to how she could involve the eldest of her three children in the family affairs. What roles can the nurse suggest for the client’s eldest child?

You are . . . a Certified Medical Assistant working with Susan Lee, MD, a primary care physician at Fulwood Medical Center. Your patient is . . . Mrs. Sandra Jacobs, a 46-year-old mother of four. Your task is to document her care. Documentation Mrs. Sandra Jacobs, a 46-year-old mother of four, presents in Dr. Susan Lee’s primary care clinic with episodes of crampy pain in her right upper quadrant associated with nausea and vomiting. The pain often occurs after eating fast food. She has not noticed a fever or jaundice. Physical examination reveals an obese white woman with a positive Murphy sign. Her BP is 170/90. A provisional diagnosis of gallstones has been made. She has been referred for an ultrasound examination, and an appointment has been made to see Dr. Stewart Walsh in the Surgery Department. I explained to her the etiology of her gallstones and the need for surgical removal of the stones, and I discussed with her a low-fat, 1500-calorie diet sheet. Luisa Guitterez, CMA.…

Hello, Can you please help me with the next case? You are the nurse manager of a 15-bed step-down unit in a metro-area hospital. You employee RNs, UAPs, and unit secretaries to staff the unit. You are not responsible for staffing or the budget related to other ancillary hospital staff. These are your staffing ratios for 12-hour shifts. Staffing on day shift and night shift are the same. RNs: 3:1 ratio UAPs: 6:1 ratio Secretary – one per shift Your 15-bed unit had 372 patient days in July. Calculate the average daily census (ADC). Discuss the daily staffing patterns for the unit based on the ADC. How many staff from each discipline do you schedule each day? What are the downfalls of the nurse-patient ratio staffing model? Discuss an alternative staffing model. Thank you in advance!

Your patient, an elderly woman who rarely has visitors, has put on her call light so that she might introduce you to her daughter. After introductions, the patient indicates that her daughter visits whenever possible, as she is frequently traveling. Out of the patient’s hearing, the daughter indicates that she intends on meeting with your director of nursing to discuss her mother’s care. During the meeting, she indicates that her mother is the most important thing in her life, then begins to describe her extensive recreational travel and multiple profitable real estate holdings. She is quite critical of her mother’s care and outlines a long list of nursing care that she expects to be performed by your staff, frequently emphasizing that she expects all expenses to be covered by her mother’s Medicare insurance. At the end of the meeting, she leaves her housekeeper’s phone number for staff to contact if there are questions regarding her mother’s care. Apply the nursing process to make…

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