Gene Peterson works at Peaceful Retirement, a local skilled nursing facility, as a nursing assistant. He has always enjoyed work- ing with the elderly population. He finds their wisdom, compassion, and humor very comforting. Prior to going to work, Gene has developed a routine of stopping to visit his grandfather and is just leaving for his visit when his mother calls to tell him his grandfather has been admitted to the hospital with tuberculosis. Gene is very concerned because he knew his grandfather had not been feeling well lately, but had no idea he was that ill. Using the five-step problem-solving process, determine what steps Gene should take next. abesdiezp

Discuss the key themes and concepts related to death, dying, and mourning and any preconceived ideas or notions and how they have strengthened or changed your understanding or opinions about this topic.

1. Today, Stedman passed away. You cared for him for almost three years, and he had become one of your favorite residents. There is a new girl, Sheila, working on the unit today. She is afraid of death; she has never experienced it before. You go find Sheila after Stedman dies and ask her to help you with post-mortem care. She agrees. When you get into Stedman's room, his wife is still there and is very upset. Sheila starts sobbing uncontrollably-so much so that Stedman's wife is consoling her. a) What should you do in this situation?

Mr. James Thompson, a 65-year-old male, presents with insomnia complaints. He has a known cognitive impairment, with a Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) score of 12. He reports difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep, often wandering around at night. He is currently not taking any medications. Which medication option should be selected to manage his insomnia? What are the possible adverse effects of the selected medication?   Please answer at your own easy words. Answer should be to the point.

Mr. and Mrs. Singh immigrated to Canada 25 years ago. While Mr. Singh, 88, has a comfortable working knowledge of English, Mrs. Singh, 82, has always been able to get by with her standard answer, “No English,” and her husband taking over for her. Having lived and worked in a community of people from their home country, they have always depended on the support of their family and community. The children have all moved out and work all over the country. Now, with the ever-increasing list of health issues for both of them, living on their own sometimes becomes extremely stressful. You have been assigned to help with their home care.  How can you best look after this couple and support them in their home without them feeling insecure, isolated, and lonely?  What two added fears could they be having? How will you assist the couple?  What five possible health conditions could they both be suffering from at this age?

I am finding it difficult to formulate a SMART goal that will be used for a health promotion program for fall prevention among older adults. Kindly give me some ideas. Thanks

What knowledge does a nurse need to set up interventions to prevent this disease.

Mrs. Gregg is a 55-year-old widow who has had an active career as a lawyer. She is an avid reader. She is an independent woman who has had to adapt to many changes in her life. She enjoys crafts and sings in the choir at her church. She has an adult son and daughter, and two grandchildren who visit her frequently. She lives in her own home, a small bungalow in the city. You are assigned to give care and support to Mrs. Gregg, who had a stroke two weeks ago. She is paralyzed on the left side and has difficulty speaking. She is able to hear well and can understand when you speak to her. The long-term goals for her care include: regaining mobility regaining speech being as independent as possible ● preventing complications such as contractures and pressure sores You are required to assist her to participate fully in all activities of daily living, and assist to meet her physical, safety, and psychosocial needs. 1. What information would you want to find out about Mrs. Gregg and her home…

Mrs. Laura Smith, a 45-year-old female, presents with insomnia complaints. She has a history of mild depression and a previous issue with pethidine abuse (opioid). She reports difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, and experiencing early morning awakenings. She also mentions occasional feelings of sadness. Which medication option should be selected to manage insomnia in this patient? What are the contraindications (if any) of the selected medication?   Please answer at your own easy words. Answer should be to the point (Specific).   Don't use AI answering this question!

Shirley Smith Age: 52Race: CaucasianGender: FemaleHeight: 68 inchesWeight: 153 lb. (69.4 kg) Occupation: Retired Marital Status: Widowed Religion: AgnosticAllergies: None knownAddress: Assisted Living facilityImmunizations: Up to date HistoryShirley's husband died unexpectedly 2 months ago, which is the time she enteredan assisted living facility. Shirley states she has become depressed from the lossof her husband and the inability to physically do activities she desires due to theCOPD.Shirley presents to the ER with difficulty breathing and shortness of breath atrest, and increased fatigue. The patient is currently on 2 Liters of oxygen nasalcanula at all times. Shirley smoked cigarettes for 32 years and just recently quit 2months ago when she was put on full-time oxygen.Past medical history: hysterectomy at the age of 48, Gastroesophageal refluxdisease (GERD), and Atrial Fibrillation.   MedicationsPrednisone (HOLD) 20 mg oral DailyPantoprazole 40 mg oral DailyWarfarin 5 mg oral…