You are a nurse caring for an 87-year-old retired teacher who underwent hip replacement surgery 2 weeks ago and has transferred to your rehabilitation unit for physical therapy and nursing care until she is physically able to return home. Before her surgery, she lived alone, maintained an immaculately clean house, and was very active socially, with several events scheduled throughout her week. She travelled extensively but limited her personal driving to daylight hours. Upon admission to your rehab unit, the patient wonders aloud how she’ll return to her former lifestyle and who will help her.

• What data can you gather based on available patient information?
• How should you assist the patient to facilitate maximal health
• What questions should you ask yourself when caring for this patient to help ensure quality of life?

Develop a plan of care for this patient,

• Identifying what you feel is her highest priority nursing issue
• Determine an appropriate outcome (remember this should be SMART)!
• Develop 3 interventions to help achieve this outcome.
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• Also include an expected evaluation of the plan of care.

Discuss the provisions for EMTALA and ERISA.

A clinical trial was conducted to test whether medication A could effectively be used to reduce the risk of a special disease among people with high risk. The results at the end of the study are listed on the table below

Keep 4 decimal points for your calculations in Q1 - 4, 6 - 8.

1. P(disease| medication A) = Blank 1. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text. .

2. P(disease|placebo) = Blank 2. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

3. The relative risk for those who took medication A vs. those who took placebo is Blank 3. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

4. The absolute risk reduction of the disease attributable to the medication A is Blank 4. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

5. The number need to treat for using the medication A to prevent 1 patient with the disease is Blank 5. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

6. The odds of disease for those who took medication A is Blank 6. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

7. The odds of disease for those who took placebo is Blank 7. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

8. The odds ratio for those who took placebo vs. those who took medication A is Blank 8. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

9. The relative risk for those who took placebo vs. those who took medication A is Blank 9. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

10. The odds ratio for those who took medication A vs. those who took placebo is Blank 10. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

a) Illustrate any 2 kinds of muscle contraction with daily life situation. (10%)

b) “Lifestyle diseases pose the wellness challenge.” Evaluate this sentence with wellness concept and daily life situation. (15%)

Formulate a PICO(t) question in reference to nurses personal health.

10. which of the following actions by the graduate nurse demonstrates a caring behavior?

Being honest to the patient and family that this the first time assisting the physician with this procedure

Attempts to do the procedure with the physician

Seeks assistance from a senior nurse prior to assisting the physician perform the procedure

Delays the procedure for the next shift due to unfamiliarity

19.Which statement by the nurse describe beneficence

it is important to include the patient in making decisions to all the care They will receive

as a nurse it is essential for me to keep my promises to my patient

the interest of the patient is essential to nursing care

all available resources are distributed equally to all patients

29. The nurse is providing a care to a patient with aphasia. which of the following nursing action in enhances the therapeutic communication with the patient

Speaking loudly

use a picture board

request a speech therapist to communicate with a patient

Ask patient using open-ended questions

Indicating something they may have missed in terms of caring for and advocating for those with HIV and those who have chronic illnesses. What can you do to help them

Fatima is a 36-year-old female with a megaloblastic anemia. An initial diagnosis of moderate anemia, jaundice, and neurological complications was made. Based on the patient’s laboratory test results, she was diagnosed as having a vitamin B12 deficiency. Her CBC results showed MCV of 87 fl. The Schilling test demonstrated that the deficiency was due to the absence of intrinsic factor. This patient can be diagnosed with a megaloblastic anemia due to a lack of intrinsic factor. The patient is suffering from the adult form of pernicious anemia with demonstrated anti-intrinsic factor antibodies. Still, the doctor was not definite of the final diagnosis. In order to help understanding the case:

1. What is the morphologic classification of the patient’s anemia?

2. What abnormal morphological findings on a stained blood smear comprise the triad in megaloblastic anemia?

3. What further testing can be done to obtain a definitive diagnosis?

4. What would you predict this patient’s reticulocyte count to be?

5. What you expect other CBC indices of WBC and platelets?

Describe the role of oncogenes.

Describe the characteristics of the major body defenses against cancer.

Name three symptoms associated with hyperaldosteronism and explain why they occur

To what does the acronym soap refer? what does each letter represent?