Hemolyzed: The condition of serum or plasma that contains
hemoglobin from broken RBCs.
Now, give (3) tests that will have a falsely
increased result if a hemolyzed sample is used and give at
least three (3) tests that will have a falsely
decreased result if a hemolyzed sample is also used.
Kindly enumerate the tests and briefly discuss why is that your answer.
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Which of the soft skills do you believe is most important in your future healthcare career? And why?
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a child was brought to the hospital with fever and vomiting. the vital signs of the child show a body temperature of 103 F and pulse rate of 130 beats per minute. physical examination shows a red and swollen tongue. which condition has the child most likely developed
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The medical technologist forgot to centrifuge the urine sample and proceeded to the microscopic examination, instead. How will this affect the result of the urinalysis?
Explain comprehensively and completely.
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Suicide risk assessment :
Identify the risk levels for suicide and the related nursing interventions
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what tools are available to measure and capture nursing workload in ambulatory care?
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Discuss at least three symptoms caused by physiologic changes and consequences of hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism. Discuss the findings for each type of thyroid disorders; comparing and contrasting symptoms, lab findings, and possible etiologies. Discuss how pharmaceutical treatments are designed to alleviate those symptoms. What are the risks and benefits of these treatments? What are potential drug interactions with these medications?
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Discuss at least three symptoms caused by physiologic changes and consequences of GERD and peptic ulcer disease (PUD). Discuss the findings for each disorder, comparing and contrasting symptoms, lab findings, and possible etiologies. Discuss how pharmaceutical treatments are designed to alleviate those symptoms. What are the risks and benefits of these treatments? What are potential drug interactions with these medications?
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The Immigration Experience Presentation Include the following elements in your presentation: Briefly describe the history or politics of the group’s immigration experience. Outline the group’s strengths and vulnerabilities as a result of the immigrant journey. Explain what you can do as a clinician to help connect with this population. Identify resources for language interpretation for this population. Take an ethical position regarding questions of deportation, a path to citizenship, and service provision, including health, education, and employment.
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Discuss at least three symptoms caused by physiologic changes and consequences of Gout and Osteoarthritis. Discuss the findings for each disorder, comparing and contrasting symptoms, lab findings, and possible etiologies. Discuss how pharmaceutical treatments are designed to alleviate those symptoms. What are the risks and benefits of these treatments? What are potential drug interactions with these medications?
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What is the impact of a lack of availability or access to needed cancer medication during disasters and emergency management? What can be done to mitigate these concerns? What is the role of the nurse within a multidisciplinary team during times of disaster response for this population?
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Metabolic syndrome is an increasing issue in the US. What factors contribute to development of the syndrome, who is more at risk for this syndrome, and how does this syndrome intersect for higher rates of obesity and the development of increase risks of heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes? What pharmacology intervention and interprofessional input may help control aspects of metabolic syndrome?
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write a paper on current medical ethics issue "Abortion"
Your paper should:
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explain the difference between stable angina and myocardial infarction
explain treatments for each.
explain teaching interventions (what will you do) to client, provide rationale also
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Six months after the abortion, Bess visited Dr. Jones. She thinks she is 6 weeks pregnant and has some vaginal bleeding since that morning. She is worried.
4) What are the potential causes of bleeding? What tests are done during the initial prenatal visit?
6) RN advised Bess to start her prenatal vitamin just-in-case. Why? What is the importance of folic acid during pregnancy?
7) What health teachings are appropriate for Bess at this time?
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