Think about your future practice as an RN and reflect on how you might deal with an addicted colleague who might be diverting drugs. What signs and symptoms would you look for and how would you approach the subject with your colleague?

Q: n one biological method (medication, such as Benzodiazepines etc.... ), and one psychological method…

A: Stress: This is a feeling of emotional or physical tension. That can occur because of any event and…

Q: 4  Discuss about your proactive client-helping methods. reports and documentation. Objectives and…

A: Regardless of the practice context or whether the documentation is paper-based or electronic, it is…

Q: Discuss the principle of Justice in relation to community health nurses.

A: To shift between an individual patient focus and a comprehensive community focus challenges the…

Q: A client is a 49-year-old homemaker seen in the emergency department to rule out fractures. She…

A: Nursing diagnosis is a part of nursing in which based on the patient data a clinical judgement is…

Q: What type of techniques should be used with Person centered therapy for a patient who has a alcohol…

A: Substance abuse It is a condition characterized by uncontrolled use of substances for…

Q: One chronic illness or disability to discover the impact this has on their life. Identify two (2)…

A: Patients who have a chronic medical condition and complex care needs and are being managed by their…

Q: How can you improve your communication with others about patient condition?

A: A nurse must communicate about the patient's condition not only to the patient himself but also to…

Q: Explore the ethical considerations in the use of persuasive technology for addiction recovery and…

A: Pеrsuasivе tеchnology rеfеrs to intеractivе and digital systems dеsignеd with thе intеntion of…

Q: how can a nurse impact patient outcomes for patients who are at risk for a stroke?

A: Stroke:It is a syndrome of rapidly developing clinical signs due to disturbance in cerebral function…

Q: Nick the Nurse is from a culture that is places high value on frequent eye contact. Pam the patient…

A: Communication is the exchange of information, idea, or any message. Communication process includes…

Q: How would you advocate for Mrs Ling’s autonomy regarding informed consent for the proses surgery?…

A: Informed consent is a medical practice in which the doctor explains the aim and consequence of…

Q: Recent layoffs have reduced the number of professionalnurses on your unit, and you are increasingly…

A: Being legally responsible for something, under certain conditions, trustees, the fact of a person,…

Q: We received a much smaller amount of money than expected from the federal government to a create a…

A: Note:- sorry, as per honor code we are not allowed to share personal opinions. However, we will…

Q: What are the principles within the National Counselling Society Code of Ethics that might be…

A: Ethical guidelines for psychotherapeutic counselors working in contexts such as women's refuges…

Q: correct principles for conducting a health education programme to patients

A: Health education is the process of providing information related to health topic to the patient or…

Q: As a nurse manager one of your job is to make an audit about your staffs work performance. You…

A: Poor performance at work place may be due to several reasons involving physical or psychological…

Q: tal health worker and why would you a

A: Mental health can be defined as the balance between mind, body, and spirit as per the environment.…

Q: Describe in detailed explanation of what is meant by the social determinants of health in nursing .…

A: Health is the condition of wellbeing of the individual in which his mental, social and physical…

Q: Describe strategies the RN can undertake to promote safety and well-being of the older persons with…

A: Strategies to promote safety and well-being of the older patients with Dementia :  Dementia is a…

Q: How can nursing students improve their communication skills during clinicals?

A: The objective of this question is to provide strategies that nursing students can use to improve…

Q: Using a reflection model, reflect into your own practice. Consider a time you have completed a needs…

A: Dementia  is referred to as a clinical syndrome of acquired cognitive impairment that identifies a…

Q: A nurse in the rehabilitation division states to her head nurse, Mr. Tyler, "I need the day off and…

A: Communication between health professionals builds trust and understanding between each other which…

Q: How would you advise and manage patients to take their medications

A: Medication adherence is a practice of following the medicine routine. It involves taking the correct…

Q: 4. What do nurses need to assess before transferring clients?

A: When nurses are preparing to transfer clients, they need to conduct a thorough assessment to ensure…

Q: 5.2c

A: Title: The Significance of Individual Involvement in Care Planning and Reporting Concerns of…

Q: 6. *What are the RN practising standards established by the American Nurses Association*?

A: The healthcare personnel who provides preventive, promotive, and rehabilitative care to the client…

Q: • An important nursing responsibility for a patient recovering from a cardiac catheterization is: •…

A: Cardiac catheterization is an invasive procedure used to visualise heart chambers, walls and great…

Q: Missing S4 medication  Tanya said David took them out of cupboard, (since the patient is deceased,…

A: As a nursing student, encountering ethical dilemmas and situations that require moral courage and…

Q: List several types of fraud that may have impact on nurse's licence

A: Fraud is any activity done with ill intention with a person in order to result a personal or…

Q: nt trends

A: Mental health service means to support or treats people with mental disorders in a domiciliary or…

Q: What does the College of Physician & Surgeons of Ontario say about medication safety

A: Medication safety is defined as the absence of harm or injury caused during medication usage or…

Q: What extra care and paperwork do i need to put in place when working as a psychotherapeutic…

A: Working as a psychotherapeutic counselor with a client who could be a witness to child endangerment…

Q: An experienced nurse observes your distress after leaving theroom of a patient who has just told her…

A: Nurses play an important role in patient care by providing the patient with the utmost care. Nurses…

Q: How couple and family therapy help to veterans with PTSD?

A: A mental health condition that arises because of a terrifying event IS KNOWN AS POST TRAUMATIC…

Q: A nurse is assessing a client who has Alzheimer's disease. Which of the following findings should…

A: Alzheimer's disease is a disease that progresses towards brain cell degeneration and death which…

Q: What are some best practices to ensure patient safety prior to administering medication?

A: There are following best practices to ensure patient safety prior to administering medications  1.…

Q: What can enable nurses to work with people in recovery-oriented or trauma-informed ways.?

A: Mental health is also very important in addition to normal physical well-being. Any problems in…

Q: What are establishing purposeful professional relationships, maintaining professional boundaries,…

A: Establishing purposeful professional relationships in nursing refers to the process of creating…

Q: outline ways the likelihood of abuse can be further reduced within a care home with reference to The…

A: The likeliness of reducing abuse is essential for care homes to ensure the delivery of safety and…

Q: What are your thoughts on the use of alternative therapies vs prescription drugs.

A: Therapies: Non-pharmacological treatments aimed at improving health and well-being, including…

Q: 6. Why is it important for nurses to record information? What possible impacts may it have on the…

A: Patient care in nursing involves the following steps - assessment, diagnosis, planning, treatment,…

Q: Using a core condition for person-centered therapy how would someone deal with manipulation?

A: In the persone centered therepy person is placed at the centre of the service and treated as a…

Q: difference in the advanced practice nursing role compared to a registered nurse? How would having…

A: Advance practice nurse or clinical nurse specialist provides diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing…

Q: Explain the concept “meaningful use” and its purpose with regards to EHR/EMR in your own words.…

A: Meaningful use can be defined as the use of EHR/EMR software in practices, hospitals, clinics by the…