Communication, as a management function is the process of creating, communicating and interpreting ideas, facts, opinions and feelings about work. performance, organizational effectiveness and efficiency as well as goals attainment in organisation.

1. Explain how communication is used in your organization as part of management of care process.
2. Discuss what tools is in use to ensure patient safety in your organisation and provide reason why these tools are essential.

1. A) What could the differences in symptoms be of two adults with bilateral amygdala damage (one adult incurred lesions in early childhood and the other in adulthood)?

B) How can you test the behavioral differences between the two adults?

C) What interventions would you recommend in either case?

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D.G., a 19-year-old man, was brought to the emergency department after a motor vehicle accident in which he was the driver. He is transferred to the neuro-trauma intensive care unit with a diagnosis of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Subjective Data

• Multiple family members and friends in the waiting room
• D.G.’s girlfriend died on scene
• Hospital chaplain present

Objective Data

Physical Examination

• Glasgow Coma Scale score, 4
• Neurologic Assessment:
  • Pupils 4 mm and sluggish
  • Decerebrate posturing
  • Periorbital ecchymosis
• Clear drainage from nares is positive for glucose

Diagnostic Studies

• Computed tomography (CT) scan: subdural hematoma compressing the ipsilateral ventricle and causing a midline shift

Interprofessional Care

• Admission orders include:
  • Multiple line placements: arterial monitoring, central venous pressure line, ventriculostomy, and jugular bulb oximetry
  • Keep cerebral perfusion pressure (CPP) greater than 70 mm Hg
  • Begin standing orders for proprofol, midazolam, ranitidine, and phenytoin
  • Continuous cardiac monitoring
  • Urinary catheter with strict I & O measurements
  • Neuro checks every hour
  • Monitor lab values (arterial blood gases, complete blood count, electrolytes) every morning

Question

1. List at least three nursing diagnoses for D.G, including all three aspects. including as evidenced by
2. What are two potential complications (not symptoms) associated with this case?
3. What type of IV line would be used for D.G. and why?

What knowledge and skills would you need to work in the area of MPI clean up without the specialized software and with specialized software? After reviewing the HIM curriculum and checking out some of the course descriptions available, in which courses do you believe you may acquire some of that knowledge and skills? What other resources would you use to fully equip yourself for that type of job?

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Introduction:

Should all athletes follow the same type of diet?

Directions:

Write a two-page paper (Ariel, 12 point font, double spaced)

Choose a sport, describe energy requirements, and provide a basic meal and hydration plan for before, during and after a competition.

Provide resources for the info you provide.

Suggested resources include:

To prepare for this discussion, you researched one recent health care organization's alliance. Distinguish the factors that are most important in carrying out a successful health care organization's merger or acquisition. Defend at least two reasons why health care organization alliances are sometimes necessary. Provide a rationale for your response.

Discuss the access, xost, quality and quality and auality environments, as well as recent quality initiatives (see chapter 24 and table 24-1) srudent is to reflect on the relationship between quality measures and evaluation and role development, In addition, describe this relationship and note howthe role of the APN might change without effect ive quality measures

Lenght 1500 words, double spaced
APa7th edition

When you submit your assigment it goes through Turnitin to check how much of your work is duplicated from other sources. when you see the turnitin report take rime to corredt any quotation, paraphrase, summary, or citation, errors.

Gina Dickerson is a 34-year-old woman who is being admitted to the orthopedic unit following a motor vehicle accident. She was driving her car through an intersection when someone ran a stop sign and hit her vehicle.

Ms. Dickerson was diagnosed in the emergency room with a compound fracture of the left femur and a comminuted fracture of the left ankle.

When this patient arrived in the orthopedic unit at 1600, her left leg was immobilized with an air cast and ice bags were applied. She was medicated in the emergency room with morphine sulfate, 2 mg intravenously at 1200. The nursing admission assessment data revealed that Ms. Dickerson had no significant medical problems. Her vital signs on admission to the unit were as follows: temperature, 99.2°F; pulse, 90 beats per minute; respirations, 24 breaths per minute; oxygen saturation, 95% on room air; and blood pressure, 140/80 mm Hg. She was scheduled for surgery in the morning to repair both fractures.

1.Explain the type of fractures this patient has incurred.

2.List the top three priority nursing interventions for this patient upon admission.

3.What are some complications that this patient is at high risk for developing?

4.What is the significance of the patient’s vital signs?

Module 11 Discussion - Reflection

Initial Post

Describe how you achieved each course competency including at least one example of new knowledge gained related to that competency.

Describe how this new knowledge will impact your nursing practice.

Course Competencies

1. Explain principles of care for clients with oncological disorders.
2. Identify components of safe and effective nursing care for clients experiencing fluid and electrolyte imbalances.
3. Describe strategies for safe, effective multidimensional nursing care for clients with acid-base imbalances.
4. Select appropriate nursing interventions for clients with upper gastrointestinal disorders.
5. Select appropriate nursing interventions for clients with lower gastrointestinal disorders.
6. Evaluate responses to nursing interventions for clients with endocrine disorders.vv

Give a scenario in which the condition hypothyroidism would be coded, along with the ICD-10-CM code(s).

Select a current example of a population that is oppressed by life experiences or factors in the environment. Here are some populations from which to choose: Children caught in abusive homes

4. How does the Code of Ethics guide the nurse in mobilizing forces to address this social issue?

Surgical Technology program
Case study: A CST is setting up the back table and mayo stand while the patient is in the OR, and the anesthesia care provider is preparing to administer general anesthesia. After confirming that the external steam indicator has changed color, the CST places the basin set from the ring stand to the back table and continues moving items to their appropriate place. Just before the patient is anesthetized, the circulator notices water on the inside of the wrap that had been around the basin.

                    Questions
Q5. What are the reporting requirements in this situation?

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2. You work for an organisation that provides counselling for clients with a history of substance abuse. A funding opportunity is available, but to be eligible for the funding you have to be able to provide short-term accommodation for your clients while they participate in an accredited rehabilitation program. While you are not able to provide accommodation or treatment, you consider you are in a good position to provide the counselling. What are the motives for collaborating and what services, organisations, and key people are you going to seek from potential partners so that you can all access the funding? 80-100 words