Question 5 What is one appropriate way to respond to a legal issue when providing services to a person?

Question 6 Provide two types of ethical issues that may arise when providing services to a person.

Part B: Critical Thinking-

Ms. Moscato Read the case study and answer the questions. Ms. Moscato, age 74, has aortic stenosis and is scheduled for an aortic valve replacement. She reports fatigue and dyspnea with exertion. 1. What may be the cause of Ms. Moscato’s aortic stenosis? 2. When obtaining Ms. Moscato’s medical history, what should the nurse ask that is relevant to the cause of aortic stenosis? 3. How does the heart compensate for aortic stenosis? 4. What should the nurse anticipate may occur in severe aortic stenosis? 5. Why is angina a common symptom of aortic stenosis?

A nurse is initiating continuous enteral feedings for a client who has a new gastrostomy tube . Which of the following actions should the nurse take.

1. Obtain the clients electrolyte levels every 4hr

2. Keep the client’s head elevated at 15 degree during feedings

3. Measure the client’s gastric residual every 12hr

4. Flush the client’s tube with 30 ml of water every 4 h

A nurse is providing teaching about natural food sources that contain folate to a client who becomes pregnant . the nurse should identify that which of the following foods contains the highest amount of folate

1. 1 cup cooked lentils

2. 1 cup of mashed potatoes

3. 1 cup of cooked carrots

4. 1 cup of cooked green peppers

13. A nurse is reviewing the laboratory results of a client who who has bulimia nervosa the nurse should notify the provider of which of the following results

1. WBC 5200 mm3

2. Hgb 14 g/dl

3. Magnesium 1.6 MEQ/l

4. Potassium 3.2 meq/l

14. A nurse is planning dietary teaching for a client who adheres to a vegan diet . the nurse should identify that the client is at greatest risk for

1. Vitamin A

2. Potassium

3. Magnesium

4. Omega 3 fatty acids

15A nurse is teaching a client who has parkinson disease and is prescribed monoamine oxidase which of the following instructions should the nurse include

1. Avoid aged cheese while taking this medication

2. Do not eat grapefruit juice while taking this medication

3. Maintain a low protein diet

4. Reduce intake of a high-calorie foods

Describe the changes involved in puberty, as well as the changes in the adolescent brain

question 1. explain the different role of a nurse during cardiac resuscitation

question 2 why is it important to be certified in basic life support,

question 3 what team members are involved during a cardiac arrest situation, as well as what documentation is required and debriefing post-cardiac arrest/ code blue situation.

1. In details discuss the main restraining methods. (3Marks)
2. Discuss in details the GHP during: (4.5 Marks)
3. Slaughtering and flaying.
4. Evisceration.
5. Post-mortem inspection.

Section B:

1. Discuss good hygiene practices of slaughterhouse personal and show how it will affect the meat quality. (2.5Marks).
2. Why we should stop animals feeding 12 hours prior to slaughter. (2.5 marks).
3. Compare between the nutritional value of meat and poultry products. (2.5 marks).

What is the ability to draw inferences and conclusion from data?

1. Why and where do we use dependent and independent variable?

Patient is a pre school aged white female living in a rural community. As a health care provider, Identify any potential health-related risks based upon the patient’s age, gender, ethnicity, or environmental setting that should be taken into consideration when assessing the patient. Write a summary of the interview and a description of the communication techniques you would use with this assigned patient. Explain why you would use these techniques. Identify the risk assessment instrument you selected, and justify why it would be applicable to the selected patient. Provide at least five targeted questions you would ask the patient.

Write 4 potential complications of eating disorder.

Provide 5 nursing interventions for each of the complications

Compose a reflection on care of trans and gender patient.

how urinary system affected by COPD write in 350 words good explanation

A male in his 80s was referred for an evaluation. He had previously been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s dementia. At the time of evaluation, he was living at home with assistance from his family and caregiver. He is now unable to learn most any new information, and long-term memories are also weak (sometimes forgetting who his wife and children are). He is sometimes hard to understand
due to slurring of words, and he appears to see people who are not in the room. He is needing help in bathing, dressing, cutting his own food and using of toilet. Due to falls, he is usually transported via wheelchair.

During the evaluation, he was unable to state his age, the current month, the current year, and the city where he’s located. He can read a list of 3 words but could not remember any of them after just 1 minute.

Cholinesterase inhibitors and Memantine are administered. His family noted that they are struggling to provide care to him, and they asked whether it would be appropriate to consider moving him to a residence with a memory care unit.

1. Make a pathophysiology of the disease based on the case scenario.

A male in his 80s was referred for an evaluation. He had previously been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s dementia. At the time of evaluation, he was living at home with assistance from his family and caregiver. He is now unable to learn most any new information, and long-term memories are also weak (sometimes forgetting who his wife and children are). He is sometimes hard to understand due to slurring of words, and he appears to see people who are not in the room. He is needing help in bathing, dressing, cutting his own food and using of toilet. Due to falls, he is usually transported via wheelchair.

During the evaluation, he was unable to state his age, the current month, the current year, and the city where he’s located. He can read a list of 3 words but could not remember any of them after just 1 minute.

Cholinesterase inhibitors and Memantine are administered. His family noted that they are struggling to provide care to him, and they asked whether it would be appropriate to consider moving him to a residence with a memory care unit.

1. Create 3 Nursing Diagnosis, with Nursing Intervention and Expected outcomes based on the case scenario.

CASE SCENARIO:

An 80 year-old woman fell in her home. She is evaluated in the emergency room and is found to have a hip fracture. She was recently started with hydrocholorothiazide to treat her hypertension. She has been on an SSRI for depression following the loss of her husband and is taking NSAIDs for pain associated with osteoarthritis. Her vitals are stable. She is lethargic and disoriented but otherwise appears well. Laboratory works reveals Na – 105 mEq/L, K – 3.2 mEq/L, BUN – 32 mg/dL, Creatinine – 1.0 mg/dL.

1. Would this case suggest hypovolemia? If it is a case of hypovolemia, what was the cause and what type is it?
2. How would you manage this patient?
3. What are your nursing priorities in providing care to this patient?
4. Provide the title of the case scenario based on the cause of the problem.