Listed below is the 48-hour recall for a 72-year-old male who is new to using warfarin. Food or Beverage Item Serving Size Vitamin K (mcg) Day #1 Oatmeal 1 cup 1.2 Whole milk 1 cup 0.5 Orange juice ½ cup 0.1 Tuna salad ½ cup 21.2 Wheat bread 2 slices 1.1 Baby carrots 16 21.1 Roast beef 4 ounces 1.9 Baked potato w/ peel 1 medium 3.5 Butter 2 tsp 0.7 Sour cream 1 Tbsp 0.3 Tomatoes, fresh ½ cup 7.1 Applesauce 1 cup 1.5 Day #2 Special K® 1 cup 0.2 Whole milk 1 cup 0.5 Orange juice 1 cup 0.2 Roast beef 3 ounces 1.4 Wheat bread 2 slices 1.1 Salad greens 1 cup 111.5 Italian dressing 2 Tbsp 16.5 Baked chicken 4 ounces 2.7 Spinach, cooked ½ cup 554 White rice 1 cup 0 Grapes ½ cup 11.7 Q1. Looking the DRI values in the book, what is the recommendation for vitamin K intake? Is he meeting his DRI for vitamin K for Day1? What about vitamin K intake on Day 2? Is he meeting the DRI? Q2. Reading the information on vitamin K intake from the textbook and discussion in the lecture, what advice do you have for him regarding his vitamin K intake over these two days? Also look at the table closely to give specific recommendations about foods consumed. Q 3. Search the Internet for patient education materials on warfarin and vitamin K intake. Are the messages to the patient consistent? Confusing? How do you know the advice is reputable? Summarise what you found and include links for resources you explored.

Initial Post Instructions For this discussion, take on the role of one of the pathogens we learned about. Give us a narrative about what you are doing in the body from the pathogen's point of view. How did you get into the body? In other words, how did the body inherit you. How do you move through the body? What path of destruction are you on? How will you wage battle against the body? How do you plan to win that battle? What will the body try to do to stop you? How will you fight back? Who wins?

based on your reading on ''madness and civilization'', expla,n how our definitions of health affect the treatment models that we use in healthcare.Give details about pros and cons of definitions (you can use research about DSM,its effectiveness and its strictness). You are asked to back up your thoughts with scientific articles if possible.You will be asked to cite references in APA6 style. please write 1 to 2 pages minimum

1. What are the structures of all impurities in paracetamol?

2. What is the testing procedure of paracetamol?

Why it is important for a worker to recognize, respect, and accommodate client's need to express his sexuality?

What is the Rules for writing patient notes in the medical interview guide

Other than AARP, discuss one public interest group, aging service, or professional organization that you believe has or can have the most influence on political decisions related to Long Tern Care? Why do you believe this?

risperidone the mechanism of action

Your facility is a large children’s hospital in north Texas. Until recently your facility was part of a larger health care facility run by the state. The facility is now corporately owned and operated. During this reorganization period a major fire occurred at a local elementary school. Over 100 injured children were sent to your facility for care. You encountered many problems: care was delayed and inappropriate for many children because of the nature of their injuries due to lack of parental consent for treatment and smoke inhalation and burns. Your task is to develop a disaster plan specifically to address the deficiencies and to reshape your public image following the fire at the elementary school.

Using this case.

Write a 1 page report: 1” margins, single-spaced, 12-point font, Word document format (.doc or .docx)

Describe your facility

Describe your staff

Explain any legal or ethical issues of the situation

Explain your management style/theory

Discuss cultural issues that the situation presents

Explain budgetary plans or concerns

Explain credentialing or accreditation issues the situation present

Describe your response to the situation

IN YOUR OWN WORDS PLEASE DON´T COPY AND PASTE

A study is looking to determine if healthy habits decrease the incidence of flu during the flu season at the local community health center. A brief survey is given for all patients seen at the center who agree to participate between 10/1 and 4/30. The survey asks about health habits. The doctor will determine flu severity for each patient.

1. State a directional research hypothesis using only one independent and one dependent variable.

2. State a nondirectional research hypothesis using only one independent and one dependent variable.

3. State the null hypothesis.

4. What is the unit of analysis for the study? (1 point)

5. Briefly describe the research design or study approach used in this case.

Imagine you and ten of your family members are in the kitchen cooking a massive feast for thirty people. It is pure chaos in the kitchen because nobody is taking charge to ensure the needed dishes get done in a timely manner.

Now switch gears and imagine you are on a multidisciplinary team at your local clinic focusing on increasing local youth access to fresh fruits and vegetables. This group does not have a leader.

In your initial post, discuss whether or not it is possible to accomplish what is needed without a leader? Why or why not?

1.What are the components of a CBC lab and what does each component tell us about a child's hematologic function?
2.Explain the pathophysiology of iron deficiency Anemia diagnosed in pediatric patient?
3.Discuss why a child admitted with sickle cell disease would require hydration, pain management and antibiotics as part of their treatment management.
4.What are the nursing considerations in preventing myelosupression in a pediatric patient with leukemia?
5.What would you want to include in parent/ patient education for a child with hemophilia?

please I would appreciate if you add references. Thank you

how is the ethical principle benefiance a pro and con in regards to covid vaccination.. 3 examples for each

1000 word response to how Americans should go about the covid vaccine. should doctors push towards a vaccine that was developed within months with little to no data to support if future side effects can arise? how should we fund the vaccine? who should get it first and why. what are some things we can do to lower cases. should we go to a mandatory shut down. how does medical bioethics correlate to all of the questions above?