Describe procedures to conduct Board and Shareholder meetings.

A 10-month-old girl was transported to the emergency department by paramedics. She has a history of fever and had a seizure at home. On arrival, the patient was not actively seizing, but she was apenic with an oxygen saturation of 75%. You position the head, open the airway, and, using the EC-clamp technique, you provide oxygen by a bag-valve-mask resuscitator. You suction the airway to remove oral secretions. At this time, the physician takes over manual ventilation and asks you to prepare for intubation. He would like an oral airway, with appropriate ETT size, stylet, and laryngoscope handle and blades. Using SOAPPIM, you prepare for intubation.

1. What size ETT, oral airway, stylet, and laryngoscope blades will you prepare for this patient?

   The patient is intubated without any adverse intubation-associated events.

2. How do you confirm endotracheal tube placement in the pediatric patient?

3. What other intubation device could have been used for this patient?

You tell a family that their child’s life could be saved with a treatment, but they refuse based on religious reasons. Do you (A)- perform the treatment without their permission or (B)- honor their request?  

• Summarize consequential (Utilitarianism) ethical theory in at least one paragraph.
• Summarize non-consequential (Deontology) ethical theory in at least one paragraph.
• Apply utilitarianism and deontology theory to scenario

You tell a family that their child’s life could be saved with a treatment, but they refuse based on religious reasons. Do you (A)- perform the treatment without their permission or (B)- honor their request? Summarize consequential (Utilitarianism) ethical theory in at least one paragraph. Summarize non-consequential (Deontology) ethical theory in at least one paragraph. Apply utilitarianism and deontology theory to scenario

Describe and discuss the clinical features you might find on examination of the hands of a patient with mild osteoarthrosis.

Discuss the phases of Paget’s disease and the expected pathological changes in bone

List down 6 drugs use for chemotherapy with their specific use and 2 common side effects of the medications and establish 2 nursing interventions FOR EACH to ensure pharmacotherapeutics of the drugs.

What moral questions surround human embryonic stem cell research? What is the main ethical (and legal) consideration with human embryonic stem cell research? What is the difference between embryonic and adult stem cells? Do adult stem cells have the same moral problems?

Discuss, using examples, how long-standing type 1 diabetes mellitus can affect the central nervous system.

Review the code of ethics for nurses. How does adherence to the code effect/influence your decision making as it relates to the ethical dilemma. You may include both professional and personal perspectives.

2)            While sitting under an apple tree and feeling inspired, you decided to channel your problem-solving skills to solve a clinical diagnostic laboratory problem, how can I design a rapid UTI detection test? Use any technique.

a.            But first, what are the methods in extracting urine samples for testing?

b.            What are the existing methods in determining UTI causing microorganism in a collected urine sample?

c.             Come up with a technique/method that can answer the following

i.             Accurately detect the UTI causing organism and ignore the commensal organism

ii.            Determine bacteriuria CFU/ml counts

d.            Justify how your proposed method can be used as a point of care testing method for UTI

1. Is a three to five day old embryo deserving of moral respect and protection?

2. If unwanted embryos in fertility clinics are going to be destroyed anyway, why not harvest their stem cells first and reap the potential benefits?

3. Should pro-life organizations such as Catholic health care institutions, participate in research on ESC lines if doing so would not entail the destruction of any more embryos?

4. If we don't use these unwanted embryos in fertility clinics for research, how do we respond to those patients, now suffering from diseases, who might have benefited from such research?

1. Why would a t-test be conducted prior to an intervention being implemented in an experimental research? What purpose do t-tests serve for after the intervention is implemented?

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#1. Your patient is a 70 year old female who was living in an assisted living community. She was admitted yesterday with a fever of unknown origin. She alert and oriented X3. Her physical findings are: HR 110, BP 146/80, Temperature 40 C, RR 28 and shallow, SpO2 87% on room air. Skin is warm and dry, she appears to be slightly cachectic, her left hemithorax is expanding more than her right, she has increased vocal fremitus over her right middle lobe and dull percussion over her right middle lobe. BBS are decreased except over her right middle lobe where you hear crackles.

1. What would you diagnosis be, and the likely etiology of this disease? Be specific!

2. What signs and symptoms lead you to believe that she has this disease?

3. What are you suggested basic treatments?

#2. Your patient is a 54 year old female. She was admitted to the emergency department for a fall on her left side at work. She is alert and oriented to person, place, and time. Her physical findings are: HR 130, RR 30 shallow and labored, BP 94/40, temperature is 36.2 C, SpO2 is 85% on a 2 LNC. Chest excursion is decreased on the left side, percussion is hyperresonant on the left side, BBS are absent on the left. Her chest x-ray shows 30% of the left side radiolucent. ABG is 7.30/50/50/26 on 2 LNC.

1. What would you diagnosis be?

2. What signs and symptoms lead you to believe that he has this disease?

3. What are you suggested basic treatments?

What are some ways to improve health literacy in the healthcare setting?

Explain each point.