Louise is a midwife working in the community and was making her final visit to a woman who had recently given birth to her second child. Louise delivered the woman first child five years ago and has established a professional relationship with the woman and her family. During the visit the woman indicated that she would like to continue visiting Louise on an ongoing basis just to have coffee and hang out. Is it appropriate for Louise to continue her relationship with the woman? Dicuss your answer

You are working in a physician’s office and completing a history and physical on a sixteen year old girl. The mother steps out of the exam room to use the bathroom. The patient ask you if you can do a pregnancy test because she was raped. Legally and ethically what should your next step be? Should you include the patient’s mother? Explain and support your answer.

A nursing student is required to prepare a report on the history of an HIV-positive client admitted to the hospital. The report should contain the client’s medical history and personal information. The student has used the name of the client in the report. The nursing student also talks to another nurse about the client’s health condition in the presence of the client’s friend.1. What is the nursing student’s mistake? 2. Is the nurse assigned to the client liable to face legal action? Why or why not?

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When you return from lunch, the nurse tells you that Mrs. Berk has died. She asks you to assist her with the postmortem care. 1  What personal beliefs about death could affect your ability to give postmortem care?2.  How would giving postmortem care to a person you knew will be easier? More difficult? 3.  What coping mechanisms would you use to give the postmortem care, even if it made you uncomfortable?

Your 30-year old patient reports having several recent experiences of unprotected sex and reports genital itching and discharge.  What condition(s) might you suspect? What are risk factors for this condition? What further assessment should be performed? What patient education would you provide if your suspected diagnosis is confirmed?

Mr. and Mrs. Smith have arrived for their first fertility appointment after trying unsuccessfully to get pregnant for the past year. Mrs. Smith is withdrawn, her voice is monotone, and she becomes tearful when the nurse begins to take a health history. Mr. Smith hugs her and holds her hand, but Mrs. Smith doesn't seem to notice. What is the best nursing action to take at this time? O Get a box of tissues and encourage Mrs. Smith to discuss what she's feeling. O Ask Mr. Smith to leave the room and ask Mrs. Smith if she feels safe at home and how long she's been abused. O Tell Mrs. Smith she's being silly; the clinic will make everything better. O Continue taking the history; this is just part of the job.

A patient has been given a diagnosis of a sexually transmitted infection. What discharge instructions are you going to discuss with this patient?

Mr. Caring, a Nursing Home patient was identified at risk for elopementThey were given a wanderguard bracelet, which is connected to the front and stairwell doorsResident has been at facility for 15 years, is alert and oriented x 2-3, smoker, walks a small amount of feet and usually sits in a wheelchair, which they propel.The resident is on 30 minute safety checksAt 7:00 am on Monday, you are at the facility and informed that Mr. Caring's empty wheelchair ws found at the back door a few minutes prior. what root cause analysis will find out what happened  develop a corrective action plan tp prevent it from happening again.