BRIEFLY DESCRIBE . BASED ON Geriatric Palliative Care).my opinion on GPC is that any health care system should provide holistic care for people with terminal illness . EXPLAIN FUTHER ON THIS.
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BASED ON Geriatric Palliative Care).my opinion on GPC is that any health care system should provide holistic care for people with terminal illness . EXPLAIN FUTHER ON THIS.
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- Develop a nursing care plan for patients undergoing local anesthesia and/or moderate or conscious sedation.BRIEFLY EXPLAIN . BASED ON GERIATRIC PALLIATIVE CARE) All people should be treated equally irrespective of their age and must die peacefully without suffering a lot.Briefly describe why the GCS is more appropriate for TBI assessment in intensive care and other acute care settings, as opposed to inpatient rehabilitation and outpatient rehabilitation settings where the RLA is more appropriate for assessment.
- Please explain in detail. Offer three ways an affiliated acute care organization differs from a freestanding ambulatory care organization and three ways in which they are similar.Compare and contrast the similarities and differences of the symptoms of an MI in males and females. As a student nurse, discuss how this might impact your assessment and ability to detect a female patient who may be having an MI. How can you counteract this? Include peer-reviewed reference listAssignment No.1 Please, read the following scenario well: Patient #1: John Smith is an 85-year old male admitted for Dr. Lee. He fell at home. He has a history of COPD, smoked one pack per day for 60 years, CHF and DM. He had surgery two days ago for the left hip fracture. We are to change the dressing daily and PRN. The incision site is slightly pink, edematous, and draining sanguineous drainage. I changed the dressing once in the night. They stopped his IV fluids yesterday. He is saline locked. The patient gets QID blood sugar checks. I checked him in the night because he felt kind of sweaty and didn't talk to me much, but his sugar was 110. I checked his vitals at 0450- Temp 99.0, HR 98, R-20, BP 100/65, O2 sat 91 & on 1 liter, I bumped up his oxygen to 3 liters at that time. His lung sounds are coarse. As for as orientation goes. Patient #2: Maria is a 40 year old patient. She was admitted two days ago with DKA. She has a history of poorly controlled DM-Type 1. Apparently her blood…
- What are the advantages of standard treatment guidelines? Please shortly answer at your own easy words. Answer should be to the point.Compare and contrast the similarities and differences of the symptoms of an MI in males and females. As a student nurse, discuss how this might impact your assessment and ability to detect a female patient who may be having an MI. How can you counteract this? Include reference list(Cushing's Syndrome) What patient information or data should be collected in order to diagnose, assess, manage and treat Cushing's Syndrome? How is Cushing's syndrome being assessed? Identify and give the desired outcomes for Cushing's syndrome. Identify and describe the treatment for Cushing's syndrome. • Explain the evaluation and monitoring parameters for the Cushing's syndrome treatment.
- Discuss patient activation. What is it? Do you think that it will impact patient care? Outcomes?Discuss how corticosteroids may be used in palliative therapy.This is a graded discussion: 0 points possible Medications Let's discuss the various routes of medication administration such as oral, intravenous, intramuscular, subcutaneous, and more. What are the key considerations, advantages, and potential complications associated with each route? How can we ensure safe and effective medication administration for our patients across different settings? Q Search entries or author Reply Replies are only visible to those who have posted at least one reply. -- Unread Q Search due Mar 3 at 9:59pm