Question 10
Which of the following is most likely contributing
to the confusion and disorientation in the patient?
a) hyponatremia
b) hyperkalemia
c) azotemia
d) hypotension
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Case Scenario: A young woman presents at the clinic six weeks after a gastric bypass surgery. She had more than 100 lbs. to lose and so far, has lost 40 lbs. She expected to gain some strength and begin exercising, but she is very weak. She states that at times she is too weak to even comb her hair. She eats small meals several times a day, but has watery diarrhea and is nauseated much of the time. She is losing her hair and is very discouraged.
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1)In which of the following rooms should a 23 year old client who has been diagnosed with tuberculosis be assigned by the charge nurse? Until a negative pressure room is available, assign the client to
A room with a 20 year old client who has tuberculosis
Any room as long as the patient is on TB medications
A private room with no roommate
The room with clients who have no infection
2)A nurse is discharging a client with TB who has been on medications for 1 week. Which statement by the client indicates that additional teaching is needed?
“I need to be sure to include foods that have a lot of calories”
“My meds can be stopped in 9 weeks when sputum tests are negative”
“As the people I work with need to be tested for TB”
“I will wear a surgical mask on my taxi ride home”
3)A priority nursing diagnosis for the newly admitted client who is diagnosed with pneumonia is: inadequate ventilation R/T exhaustion. Which of the following nursing interventions is appropriate for the client?
Administer IV antibiotic q 4 hours as ordered
Place client in appropriate postural drainage positions
Encourage deep breathing 2-3 times each half hour
Insure that the ordered O2% is delivered via nasal cannula
4)A nurse on a medical unit is assigning clients to members of the staff. There are 2 RN’s and one LPN on duty. Which client can be safely assigned to an LPN?
60 year old male whose chest tube was inserted 2 hours ago
54 year old female arriving from the ER with pneumonia
34 year old female 36 hours post-op following a colostomy
21 year old female admitted with a diagnosis of R/O appendicitis
5)A patient who has a severe case of community acquired pneumonia had a physicians order for “activity as tolerated”. The best nursing response for the patient should be to
Assist the patient to sit in a chair three times a day
Ask the patient what activities he would like to do
Check pulse before allowing him to stand to urinate
Keep patient on strict bedrest for the first 24 hours
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Describe how you will seek support from more experienced and qualified staff in the service.
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Please respond to the following discussion
prompts.
1. Locate an article on the nutritional beliefs of a culture or
religion. Provide a summary of the article and include a link to
the article. What interventions should be implemented to ensure
cultural competence? Use evidence from one scholarly source other
than your textbook or ATI book to support your answer. Use APA
Style to cite your source.
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20-year-old pregnant female with stress incontinence.
For this client, describe how the nurse could intervene to manage urinary incontinence.
Using therapeutic communication,
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Discuss the difference between food borne illness and food poisoning. Provide an example of each and discuss the mode of transmission, signs and symptoms, treatment, and prognosis. What education would the nurse provide on prevention? Use evidence from one scholarly source other than your textbook or ATI book to support your answer. Use APA Style to cite your source.
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Health Issue
Around 25% of the adult population in Saudi Arabia are diabetics which is around 5 million people. One of the biggest causes of so many cases of diabetes is obesity, 40 percent of the population are obese.
Unhealthy eating habits and lack of exercise lead to diabetes and this can cause further complications with people’s health. Around 50 percent of dialysis patients were diabetics, and the same ratio was found in patients with cardiovascular problems.
Saudi Arabia ranks the second highest in the Middle East for the number of diabetics in their country and seventh in the world rate for diabetes.
With that being said, let us assume that the Ministry of Health developed several public health programs to reduce the diabetes rate in Saudi Arabia. The public health programs developed by the Ministry of Health are:
Now assume you work for evaluation agency that provides evaluation services for all kinds of public health programs. The Ministry of health asked your agency to evaluate their programs. Your agency creates evaluation team specifically to evaluate all the above-mentioned programs. The team leader asks you to choose one of the programs to develop evaluation framework. The framework is based on the steps mentioned below. You must answer each question thoroughly. Use the knowledge and skills you learned from the course to help you answer the questions. You may use responsible assumptions to complete this assignment.
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Please provide thee full pathologic explanation and references
why the pulse rate is 138/min in septic shock?
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What are the major benefits of being able to share information in individual case safety reports (ICSRs) and view reports submitted in other countries?
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provide 5 unique features of brain anatomy and physiology and explain how they affect brain injury patterns
what 5 features of the brain can affect brain injury patterns ?? idk how else to word this strange question
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what does the organization base the criteria on in discriminating….that is where job analysis, job description, and KSAOCs come in. For the discrimination to be legal the criteria must be based on KSAOCS that are in the description, which are derived from the job analysis. Then of course you document, document, document your process. The challenge may not be discrimination per se, but unconscious bias which could lead to disparate impact. I do believe everybody has them…the challenge is to recognize them and moderate them. What do you think about unconscious bias? Have you read anything in the healthcare literature that mentions it? How might that affect quality of healthcare?
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Describe relationships among the medical assistant the employer and coworkers and how to resolve conflict?
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