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PHC 216

Choose any ethical issue in healthcare that interests you in medical ethics. (in 500 words)

• Explain why you selected this topic and why it merits in-depth analysis.
• Analyze the implications of the issue for both society and the individual.

You now hold a position of power in our health care system. (You choose which position.) What three changes could you realistically attempt to make so that health care would be provided more ethically? Justify your decisions. Please write up to a page response.

Define the following written parts of speech: (a) noun, (b) pronoun, (c) verb, (d) adverb, (e) adjective, (f) preposition, (g) conjunction, (h) interjection.

1. Match the white blood cells to their job in the immune system:

a predominant risk factor for health is obesity, which is increasing at an alarming rate worldwide, most prevalent in the pediatric population. the state of Mississippi is known as one of the most obese states in the entire nation. As a nurse, why should this be of pressing concern in Mississippi? What concepts of obesity need to be taken into consideration? How will you contribute to addressing this multi-faceted health issue?

Find a news article published in the past year about a health disparity or an attempt to address a health disparity. Give a summary in a few sentences and provide a link to the article.

Create a conceptual map using the case scenarios as guide. Conceptual map should
include pathophysiology, medical diagnosis, signs and symptoms, and risk factors, if
any. 3 Nursing diagnosis with nursing interventions, and expected outcomes

Case Scenario for CNS-Brain Cancer
This is a case of a 45-year-old female, smoker, non-diabetic, non-hypertensive who was having on and off headache for 5 months prior to consult (April, 2015), this is associated with nausea and vomiting. The headache was becoming recurrent until August of 2015
she decided to consult her doctor. Aside from nausea and vomiting, symptoms include weakness of the left side of the body and numbness and tingling sensation. Apparently, complete neurological examination was done and it was unremarkable. A CT scan was
done on Sept 30, 2015 with the following findings:

A contrast-enhanced brain MRI demonstrated a 3 × 3 cm right fronto-parietal resection cavity surrounded by a 5 × 4 cm area of heterogeneous contrast enhancement extending to the right corona radiata and periventricular white matter with associated
cerebral edema. The mass was not technically resectable due to location and biopsy was consistent with GBM (Glioblastoma multiforme), wild-type isocitrate dehydrogenase and unmethylated O6-methylguanine DNA methyltransferase (MGMT),
with an MIB-1 index of 50%.

T1-weighted brain MRI with contrast at the time of diagnosis of radiation-induced glioblastoma multiforme.

Radiation-induced glioblastoma multiforme demonstrating increased cellularity with marked nuclear atypia, necrosis, and vascular endothelialization.

On January 25th of 2016, the patient underwent surgical therapy, including fronto-parietal craniotomy, with total resection of the tumor. On February 7th of 2016, a histopathology examination, confirmed a diagnosis of the GBM IV stage.

In February 2017, approximately 13 months after her brain tumor surgery, PatientCarlota had a follow-up diagnostic work-up, no brain tumor recurrence was found. Due to the absence of tumor, no radiotherapy was considered, and “watchful waiting” was recommended including brain imaging studies (CT or MRI) to be repeated every 3 months. Due to the lack of the patient's consent, no chemotherapy was implemented. During the irradiation period, Patient Carlota had the first seizure episode, and was started on antiepileptic therapy (Depakine 200 mg a day). she continued this therapy for the rest of her life. After the radiotherapy, diagnostic follow-up examinations were conducted every 3 months.

At the beginning of March 2018, tumor recurrence was found, and the tumor was localized in an upper part of the tumor bed, within the previously irradiated area (its size was 3.7 cm × 2.6 cm × 2.3 cm). Surprisingly, Patient Carlota had not experienced any
symptoms, and her physical and neurological examinations were unremarkable.

On March 13th of 2019, stereotactic radiotherapy was done, using a single dose of 8 Gy applied to the area of recurrent tumor was performed. Unfortunately, on follow up examination, on July 6th of 2018, further progression of the GBM was found, due to the
tumor expansion, resulting in cerebral edema, herniation, and multi-organ failure.

Which of the following describes a chronic, progressive, systemic autoimmune disorder that causes hardening and shrinking of the skin?

A.SLE

B.systemic scleroderma

C.RA

D.multiple sclerosis

Question:

The rapidly increasing older adult population and the importance of protecting our aging population from abuse, neglect, and fraud.

1. What programs or policies can be implemented to increase the likelihood of elders utilizing community facilities and services?
2. How will changing and an increasing number of elders affect health care services?
3. Look up the Senior Center for the city of Fullerton (California) and provide a list of programs/services they provide to seniors?
4. Please provide the location of the Senior Center and discuss if the programs/services are addressing an instrumental, expressive, cognitive, or task of daily living

Identify at least two strategies that you would use to create a clear vision for both internal and external stakeholders. Why is this a critical aspect of the change process?

I am waiting about Medication errors in Emergency departments.

List three areas in health care settings where you would expect to see information security.

What resources or tools can you provide to the family to educate them about Autism? How will you ensure the family understands the education materials?

• Do you think that The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act has improved the quality of patient care provided?
• What additional impacts could the selected policy have on healthcare?

The adolescent stage is dynamic and fraught with changes. How does growth and developmental level influence health and health-related decisions?