16. The patient has entered the hospital for a diagnostic test and treatment of a medical condition which of the following roles of the nurse is important at this time

counseling the patient about the diagnosis

Carrying out Rehabilitation activities with the patient

Teaching the patient about the medical condition

suggesting possible treatment option for the condition with the patient

24. A competent 90 year old patient was admitted to the emergency department with a major heart attack. The patient is decline treatment and wish to be discharged at home. Which of the following statements supports a patient's right to refuse care?

I would like to be with my family. I understand that without the treatment I could die

my children are nurses they will know how to take care of me

I cannot pay for this hospitalization, it would be too expensive for me to receive the treatment

I have lived my full life I'm ready to go home and die

The influence of leadership can be far-reaching in practice and improving patient outcomes even when not in a formal role. Describe advocacy strategies that you can use as a leader to create positive change in your current workplace. In response to peers, describe a time when you provided leadership and the outcome. Was there anything that you would do differently?

Write any One compare and contrast essay of about 350 – 400 words. Underline thesis statement in the introduction and topic sentence in each body paragraph.

Two teachers you’ve had
Two jobs you’d held
Two restaurants you’ve eaten in

Provide a reflection on what you have learned as you created your project. What would you have done differently? What worked well, and what did not? (Questions are in regard to a Capstone Project Paper in Healthcare. Specifically on Medication Errors in Emergency department.

TS is 67 years old with a long history of knee osteoarthritis for which he self-medicates regularly with over-the-counter (OTC) naproxen. He is in the clinic today complaining of a swallowing difficulty that has progressively worsened over the past several months. He has otherwise been healthy and has not seen a doctor in many years. TS denies significant past medical history. A review of systems is negative except for arthritic symptoms and swallowing difficulty. He denies noticing blood in his stool and vomiting blood. He denies history of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and ulcer. He does not drink alcohol, although he drank heavily many years ago. He does not smoke. TS describes the dysphagia this way: “Food gets stuck in my throat, and I can’t get it down.” The feeling occurs only after he has ingested solid food; liquids are not a problem. There is burning chest pain associated with meals. He is scheduled for an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy.

1. What are the usual signs and symptoms of GERD? How will it be managed?

What would be an epidemiologist professional strengths? What would be some further areas for education, training, or practice for epidemiologist? What is an epidemiologist leadership abilities?

Select one domestic or foreign policy

Prepare 250- to 300-word response explain:

1. What are the key features of this policy?
2. How are Americans influenced by this policy?
3. How do Americans influence the policy?
4. Do you agree or disagree with the policy you have picked? Why or why not?

In a country where there is no system of inquiry, what is the alternative?

What are some of the negative aspects of collaboration?

All of the following are probably important to contemplate when considering a public health career path EXCEPT:

If bars and restaurants close in New York in December due to COVID-19, which domain of state and local public health preparedness response will it BEST represent?

Which of the following statements about the public health workforce is correct?

Which of the following is NOT an infectious disease outbreak that preceded COVID-19?

Which of the following accurately describes performance measurement in public health?

Which of the following is NOT a domain of state and local public health preparedness, as defined by the CDC?

In the 1990s, there was a major outbreak in the Pacific Northwest related to E. coli-contaminated hamburgers. Which of the following was the source of E. coli in this outbreak?

A patient arrives in the ED via EMS having a grand mal seizure. The ED physician instructs the RN to give 10 milligrams of Diazepam IV X1 dose STAT. The patient’s seizure breaks within 2 minutes of the Diazepam being administered. The mechanism by which this medication causes rapid resolution of seizure activity is via which receptor type (effector pathway/receptor subtype)