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Give an example of privacy and confidentiality and describe how they differ.

Give an example of privacy and confidentiality and describe how they differ.

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No Plagiarism please 250 words at least For this discussion forum you will research ONE local...

No Plagiarism please

250 words at least

For this discussion forum you will research ONE local community resource that is available to support individuals who are in need of assistance related to one of the health issues discussed in this week's modules (disease prevention, substance abuse/addictions, or aging, dying, and death). For the resource you choose, please provide the following information: Resource name, location, mission, summary of services provided, and the populations the resource serves. Your post should be at least a 250 word minimum. cite the source you use (i.e. the resource website, brochure, etc.), using APA or MLA format.

My current Location: Hampton, Va

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What issues will you consider in assessing the external environment of a home and community care-based...

What issues will you consider in assessing the external environment of a home and community care-based health care system?

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Do you think the Covid-19 pandemic will change the future of health policy in Canada? Why...

Do you think the Covid-19 pandemic will change the future of health policy in Canada? Why or why not?

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In a detailed paragraph (2) please write about current prevention methods, and treatment when it comes...

In a detailed paragraph (2) please write about current prevention methods, and treatment when it comes to covid 19

- 1 paragraph for prevention methods

- 1 paragraph for treatment

Please be as detailed as possible ... Please do not just write anything that doesn't Make sense!!! AND PLEASE WRITE IN PARAGRAPH FORMAT TO ANSWER BOTH PARTS AND NOT BULLET POINTS!!!!!

Thank you

IMPORTANT: If you are going to write please make sure your writing is neat, legible, and easy to read. Please write in print (not cursive). Thank you

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Question 1:What are expected findings of poor nutrition? Question 2: Differentiate between the different types of...

Question 1:What are expected findings of poor nutrition?

Question 2: Differentiate between the different types of therapeutic diets.

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Write a paper that describes the reasons why claims are delayed and rejected within the healthcare...

Write a paper that describes the reasons why claims are delayed and rejected within the healthcare industry. Consider the following: coordination of benefits, submission of claims, adjustments, and any other relevant processes in regards to processing reimbursement claims in a healthcare organization.

  • At least 1,000 words in length.
  • At least 2 sources that support the content (cited and referenced in APA format in the paper).
  • The paper should follow APA format. Download: APA Paper Template.docx
  • please use your own words.

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Mrs. X, 36 year old women with obstetrical score G8P7 got admitted to the labor room...

Mrs. X, 36 year old women with obstetrical score G8P7 got admitted to the labor room in her active phase of labor at 39 weeks of gestation. She had a previous history of PPH. During this pregnancy she developed GDM. Labor progressed quickly as she is a grand multipara and a baby boy of 4 kg weight was delivered vaginally with vacuum assistance. She has an episiotomy too. Placental delivery followed in another 10 minutes. Patient already on oxytocin drip with 20 units diluted in RL solution timed at a rate of 125 ml/min. 20 minutes after delivery, Ms. X, passed large clots.
ASSESSMENT
1. What are the possible risk factors of PPH you would identify from the case study? List them.
2. Based on the observed risk factors and h/o of PPH, what immediate examination and interventions would you plan and why?
DIAGNOSIS
History:
On admission, the mother was in 39 weeks of gestation already in the active phase of labor. This is her 8th Gravida and already has 7 living children. Her past obstetrical history from the green card revealed severe PPH in the previous pregnancy 2 years back. In the current pregnancy she is diagnosed with GDM. As she was a grand multipara, the labor progressed quickly and she delivered a baby boy weighing 4 kg by assisted vaginal delivery (Vacuum) with episiotomy.
Examination:
Exactly 20 minutes after the delivery, it was observed that the Mrs. X, passed large clots with her BP going down steadily 100/60, pulse is 90 beats /min. But the patient hasn’t developed shock yet but likely to develop if not intervened immediately.
4. Based on this clinical scenario, frame the nursing diagnosis and your plan of care?
5. What would be the health education you would like to give to this patient?

Mrs. X, 36 year old women with obstetrical score G8P7 got admitted to the labor room in her active phase of labor at 39 weeks of gestation. She had a previous history of PPH. During this pregnancy she developed GDM. Labor progressed quickly as she is a grand multipara and a baby boy of 4 kg weight was delivered vaginally with vacuum assistance. She has an episiotomy too. Placental delivery followed in another 10 minutes. Patient already on oxytocin drip with 20 units diluted in RL solution timed at a rate of 125 ml/min. 20 minutes after delivery, Ms. X, passed large clots.
ASSESSMENT
1. What are the possible risk factors of PPH you would identify from the case study? List them.
2. Based on the observed risk factors and h/o of PPH, what immediate examination and interventions would you plan and why?
DIAGNOSIS
History:
On admission, the mother was in 39 weeks of gestation already in the active phase of labor. This is her 8th Gravida and already has 7 living children. Her past obstetrical history from the green card revealed severe PPH in the previous pregnancy 2 years back. In the current pregnancy she is diagnosed with GDM. As she was a grand multipara, the labor progressed quickly and she delivered a baby boy weighing 4 kg by assisted vaginal delivery (Vacuum) with episiotomy.
Examination:
Exactly 20 minutes after the delivery, it was observed that the Mrs. X, passed large clots with her BP going down steadily 100/60, pulse is 90 beats /min. But the patient hasn’t developed shock yet but likely to develop if not intervened immediately.
4. Based on this clinical scenario, frame the nursing diagnosis and your plan of care?
5. What would be the health education you would like to give to this patient?

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I need to find an easy peer-reviewed article related to pharmacology and discuss the article and...

I need to find an easy peer-reviewed article related to pharmacology and discuss the article and how it can or cannot impact your nursing practice.

preferabley a free text article but any help would be appreciated

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Describe the steps of the evidence-based research process and the importance of using them. In the...

Describe the steps of the evidence-based research process and the importance of using them. In the initial stages of an EBP project, where do nurses in your specialty go to locate sources of information that help them to determine whether or not a practice problem is appropriate for an evidence-based practice change proposal. Include two specific sources on information in your discussion.

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Prolapse Janice a 78-year-old G4 P4 presents to the office with a complaint of urinary frequency,...

Prolapse

Janice a 78-year-old G4 P4 presents to the office with a complaint of urinary frequency, urgency and a sensation of feeling as if she is sitting on a ball. She states she feels pressure in her lower abdomen and back. She is very healthy and tries to exercise but has been limited secondary to discomfort.

Past Medical History

  • Hypothyroid
  • Constipation
  • Psychosocial history is negative

Medications

  • Levothyroxine
  • Calcium
  • Vitamin D

Answer These Questions

  1. What other subjective data do you need to gather today?
  2. What objective data would you gather today?
    • Assessment Findings:
      • PE is T 98.6 P 82, R 16, B/P 112/74
      • Abdomen soft NT without masses
      • Pelvic assessment reveals – female external with urethral caruncle
      • Vulva is negative with loss of labial folds secondary to atrophy – no obvious abnormalities
      • Scant vaginal discharge, atrophic, moderate vaginal vault prolapse.
      • Cervix is primiparous - CMT
      • Cervix is primiparous - CMT
      • Uterus small, non tender no masses
      • Ovaries non palpable
      • Rectal negative
      • On Valsalva - +grade 2 cystocele
  3. What is your assessment of this patient? Include 1CD10 code and rationale.
  4. Your patient states she doesn't want any surgical intervention. Complete a plan of care for this patient including, diagnostics, pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment, education, including primary and secondary prevention, referrals, and follow up.

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Dr. Jim Witcher was a 57-year-old retired veterinarian who owned a horse farm in Louisiana. He...

Dr. Jim Witcher was a 57-year-old retired veterinarian who owned a horse farm in Louisiana. He had amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, sometimes called Lou Gehrig's disease), which was gradually causing him to lose muscle control. He had been active on his farm and enjoyed caring for his horses but was now wheelchair-bound in a power-assisted chair. He could, with assistance, get out on his farm but was losing the ability to feed himself. He worried about his gradual decline and loss of control. He also worried about the enormous costs that were depleting the resources set aside to support him and his wife during their retirement.

His wife provided around-the-clock care. She resisted suggestions that she place her husband in a nursing home or even hire help for his care. Their children were grown and occupied, raising their own families. Dr. Witcher knew the burdens on his wife were enormous.

Dr. Witcher realized that he would soon lose all ability to consume food and medicine unaided and anticipated the day when he would not be able to hold his grandchild or even breathe on his own. He knew what he did when one of the horses under his care developed an incurable disability. One day during a routine visit with his internist, he raised the question of why humans could not get similar assistance to quickly end their misery when their suffering and disability became unbearable.

              

               d) Out of all the ethical principles covered in the course thus far, which should be applied here to yield the most ethically acceptable decision? Provide justification for your response.

               e) What is the strongest objection to the view that you defended in part (d)? Describe this objection and respond to it in defense of your view.

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learning principles about dementia

learning principles about dementia

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Q: 4   Design an educational program for changing the self-assessment apps use behaviour of students according...

Q: 4   Design an educational program for changing the self-assessment apps use behaviour of students according to the prevention and control of COVID-19 based on the activated health education model? With at least 2 references , at least 4-5 line answer

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Q: 5   Design an educational program for changing the stay behaviour of students according to the...

Q: 5   Design an educational program for changing the stay behaviour of students according to the prevention and control of COVID-19 based on the theory of planned behaviour. With at least 2 references, at least 4-5 line answer

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