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How does the medication work? Why has your patient been prescribed this medication? Discuss any side effects that could affect the patient.
What conditions are likely present based on these findings? Describe the three types of AKI. Which type does the nurse suspect with Ms. S?
Include a statement of how each theory could be used in your nursing practice. Include specific patient examples if you have them.
As a nurse how you recognize that colonialism and trauma may affect how clients view, access, and interact with the health care system.
What is self-awareness? How can you obtain self-awareness in the workplace? What is patient-centered care, and why is this important?
When nearly all motor units are recruited, an increase in firing frequency becomes the predominating mechanism to increase motor strength which leads.
How should this situation handle during the test? What is the most appropriate action to take when analyzing the test results?
For your response, do you agree with your classmates' opinions? What would you urge them to consider when making the triage determination?
Who owns the problem and should actually make the decision? Determine the ethical principle or theory related to the dilemma.
How will you handle this situation? What are the risks of not handling it? What resources might you access?
Describe 1 common reason for wandering by individuals with NCD and 2 interventions that could be used in any care setting to address wandering.
Discuss the results of your personality test. What surprised you? What didn't surprise you? What are your strengths and weaknesses?
Marie is personal care worker employed in residential aged care services department. Explain why Marie is correct to take additional precautions in scenario.
do you feel that the declaration of independent practice for nurse practitioners should be determined on the Federal level instead of state to help reduce.
You recheck the health care provider's orders and notice that Ms. Halligan is on strict bed rest. How can you help alleviate her concerns about using a bedpan?
Explain your plans for outlining the timeline for implementation of your proposed change. Explain how your timeline can allow leeway for variance.
Do the risk factors differ, and how do they differ between children and adolescents? Identify objectives that will combat childhood and adolescent obesity.
What are some risk factors of this client to suicide? List the top three nursing diagnoses. List at least five nursing interventions for suicidal clients.
Compare and contrast nicotine and alcohol addictions. For this discussion, emphasize the mechanism of action, receptors and any pathways involved.
How would a change in health status affect meeting that basic need? Discuss what actions a nurse could take to assist you with this change.
Describe one age appropriate behavior that you observed. Make a summary statement about the results of the assessment.
How were duty and good intentions of Ashley's healthcare providers (doctors) involved in the Ashley Treatment decision?
A 55-year-old male presents with complaints of polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia, and weight loss. How would you describe the pathophysiology of Type II DM?
Identify a gap in services you believe is a priority need for resolution. Have fun exploring your neighborhood data and pick a gap you find most interesting?
Sixty-year-old Philip has been having difficulty catching his breath. As the nurse about to care for Philip, what things would you consider in this case?