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Clinical case: Mrs. P, patient with neurological signs suggesting meningitis Your 45 year old patient (who has recently moved from Great Britain where sey were born and raised) presents with severe headaches, stiffness in the neck, confusion and drowsiness. . You suspect meningitis, a life threatening infection of the tissue surrounding the brain and spinal cord. • You take a cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) sample from the patient and send it to the micro lab for examination and culturing. • Later that day the micro lab reports that no bacteria nor fungi were observed on a direct smear of the CSF. In 3 days, the lab reports that no bacteria nor fungi grew in cultures. • The lab also ran PCR for the most common viruses causing meningitis and all were negative. ELISA's checking for helminth and protozoal infections were also negative. Blood work suggests there is no immune response to the pathogen causing the patients clinical signs and symptoms.

Hts. There are a total of 20 answers, 1. A child has come into the clinic with a new diagnosis of otitis media. You prepare to administer a prescribed medication. Order: Ceclor 75 mg PO Q8h Child's weight: 10 kg Child's drug dosage: 20-40 mg/kg/day Available: FER dan teri 11 WEARA Tarek Krk North by MEXPRE 150 ml. (Mar M-5057 CECLOR" CEFACLOR ORAL SUSPENSION, USP FOR 125 mg per 5 mL CAUTION -Federal USA law prehitats dispensing without priccnpton a. How many mg would the child receive per day? 225 mg b. I ow many mL would the child receive according the prescription per dose? 75mg x 3 doses daily = 1.8ML 125mg c. Is the prescribed dose within the safe range? Show how you determined your answer. 20mg x 10kg = 200mg/kg/day wome formel kaldas been treated for thyroid cancer. Radiation therapy was done to destroy the

You are the visiting nurse for a frail older patient who livesalone in her own home and prizes her independence. Youassess her to be at high risk for falls because of her generalweakness, the medication she takes, and a long history ofindifference to safety counseling. What nursing interventionsare likely to be most effective in ensuring her safety?

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Since the cna nurse shift began an hour ago, a resident has called for help 10 times. Cna nurse just left the room and are helping another resident. The call light is used again. What cna nurse will do?

What are tge best Therapeutic response by a nurse when dealing with a client that is verbally abusing a nurse.

What   Interventions and Support are Available for people with depression and Anxiety? Please give a reference if able.

Name and discuss the four D’s of Negligence?

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