Now that you have reviewed information related to medical errors, do some exploration of your own and identify two highly publicized potential medical errors and respond to the following questions:   What was the potential error? What was the outcome? What do you think could have been done differently? How do you think this alleged error could be prevented from reoccurring? Write a separate review for each situation. Hint-Michael Jackson and Julie Andrews cases

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What is the function of CPT codes. What is the purpose of assigning correct CPT codes for services, diagnostic procedures, and testing? What are two examples of departments in the hospital that use CPT codes to report their services.

Patient Scenario You believe that he is receiving less than optimal care because everyone is afraid of his family bringing a lawsuit. Mr. Spahn is a 49-year-old attorney who suffered a cerebral bleed. After his brain surgery, his surgeon informed the family that Mr. Spahn has massive, irreversible neurologic damage. In short, barring an act of God or nature he will have no meaningful recovery. His wife is already suing the first hospital that treated her husband because they delayed performing the appropriate diagnostic tests. She and her daughter complain frequently about the nursing care Mr. Spahn is receiving now, and no one wants to take care of him because they are afraid of being named in a lawsuit. Mrs. Spahn keeps a notebook in which she writes down the name of every caregiver who helps her husband. She has placed numerous calls to complain to administration about everything from the cleanliness of the room to a torn sheet. Implications for Nursing Advocacy How will you act if…

Balancing tests: How should the balancing test be applied? Does it weigh in favor of NA since they are merely attempting to protect their patient base and referral base? Since the practice is specialized, isn’t it even more important to enforce the covenant given the devastating impact that your relocation could have on their revenue from patients? Given the lack of neurologists in the region, what public policy issues apply? Shouldn’t patients choose their own physician?

2:33 º coursera.org/learn/pat + ℗ Lesson 2 Quiz Back . Graded Quiz 15 min 10 total points English Due Jun 23, 11:59 PM -04 3. "A systematic process designed for investigating what, how, and why something happened and to figure out how to prevent something from happening again" is the definition of: Sentinel event Error Failure modes and effects analysis Root cause analysis 1 point 4. Errors of omission include (select all that apply): Wrong patient given medication Wrong drug given Failing to order a medication that was indicated Failing to assess for pregnancy ||| < 1 point

Many administrators believe the oversite of the LIS system be under the direction of the hospital IT department and others believe it should be under the direction of the laboratory administration. What are the pros that of having LIS system under the direction of the IT department or should it be under the direction of the laboratory administration.

Josh Cohen is a high school student interested in being a pharmacist. He is in a career planning class that helps students explore career options. One of the assignments is to shadow a healthcare professional. You are a seasoned nurse on a medical-surgical unit and have agreed to help him. He watches you calculate doses, prepare and check medications, and administer medications. How would you answer these questions that he asks you after medication administration? 7.What are the pros and cons of each method? 8.What is the best method of calculating drug dosages?

Clinical reasoning Scenario: Two patients are admitted to the day surgery unit for arthroscopies. One patient is a 30-year-old who will ambulate with crutches and the other is a 75-year-old who lives alone. How would your assessments, preoperative education, preparation and discharge planning differ for these two patients?

veterinary medicine: Diaphragmatic Hernia surgery ● Role of the technologist in these surgeries. • Definition (definition of the procedure, medical terminology, abbreviations) • Anatomy and physiology of the system on your topic. • Instruments used for the procedure. I=