Also, describe two nursing interventions by the nurse to provide comfort during labor and birth that could be considered as non-pharmacological and the expected outcomes.

Provide a list of 3 top nursing priorities, 3 non-pharmacological interventions, and 3 pharmacological interventions for patients living with cancer

Describe the health care administration issue or barrier of medication error.

"Providing physical comfort for the end of life patient" Establish and explain a minimum 3 SMART goals for providing physical comfort for the end of life patient.

Read the images below, then select a priority health issue, and include: One (1) short term goal and one (1) long term goal Goals should follow SMART criteria (specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely) Three (3) nursing actions/interventions for one of the identified goals An explanation of the rationale for the actions/interventions selected (supported with relevant and current literature) Rreference list for supporting evidence

A client diagnosed with ADHDreturns for a follow up visit since starting lisdexamfatamine,the care giver reports behaviour has improved , the child is sleeping okay at night , and eats all the time .Assessment reveals that the child has lost few pounds since last visit and is in the lower percentile for age appropriateness .Which nursing diagnosis will be most appropriate for the client. A)Ineffective coping B)Malnutrition less than body requirement c)Altered breathing pattern D)Dstrupted sleep patterns

List two other safety policies and procedures that can minimize medication errors. These can include over-the-counter (OTC) medications and prescribed medications.

Apply steps of the nursing process to life-span issues to insure safe drug therapy?

A 47-year-old patient with diabetes is being discharged to home and must take insulin injections twice a day. The nurse keeps in mind which concepts when considering patient teaching? a )Teaching needs to begin at the time of diagnosis or admis￾sion and is individualized to the patient’s reading level. b )The nurse can assume that because the patient is in his forties he will be able to read any written or printed documents provided. c )The majority of teaching can be done with pamphlets that the patient can share with family members. d) A thorough and comprehensive teaching plan designed for an eleventh-grade reading level needs to be developed

What are the potential legal and ethical issues related to administration of the wrong medication? ● Who is impacted, why, provide an example O List nursing interventions to prevent or respond to these potential and legal issues.