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1. Explain the normal processes of childbirth: premonitory signs, mechanisms of birth, and stages and phases...

1. Explain the normal processes of childbirth: premonitory signs, mechanisms of birth, and stages and phases of labor.
2. Explain how false labor differs from true labor.
3. Describe environmental hazards that may adversely affect the outcome of pregnancy.

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In what ways do you think the current American culture is negatively affecting the culture’s health...

In what ways do you think the current American culture is negatively affecting the culture’s health for the future as they age? What diseases do you think your generation will see more prevalent secondary to American’s culture of having a perfect body image?

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explain social problems related to Jim Crow laws? Give me at least three examples of Jim...

explain social problems related to Jim Crow laws? Give me at least three examples of Jim Crow laws. What role did the Civil Rights Movement play in helping to address social problems based on race

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Assume that you are serving the role of an administrator at a hospital who is writing...

Assume that you are serving the role of an administrator at a hospital who is writing a memo to your governing board about an ethical or legal issue of your choice that impacts your hospital or the broader health care industry as a whole. Some examples of ethical or legal issues that may be affecting your hospital include current laws and regulations surrounding: surrogacy, right to die/end of life care, patient abuse, abortion, sterilization, human genetics, assisted suicide, patients consent or rights to autonomy, or any other legal or ethical issue that we have gone over this semester and you believe should be explored in further detail. Example: "I'm writing to discuss the way our hospital handles confidential patient information and the potential legal liability, both at an individual and corporate level, a breach of sensitive protected health information may have on our organization." If there are more facts that are relevant to your discussion, please include them as necessary. For example, if you are discussing right to die legislation, it would be important to note whether you are in Oregon or Michigan or Oklahoma, as each state has different methods of treating end of life rights of patients.

Your memo should lay out the context/background of the issue and why you feel that it is important to discuss with the governing body. Your memo should further give an opinion as what moral, legal or ethical duties or rights the hospital may have in relation to the topic you choose, and under what instances the hospital employees or the hospital itself may be found criminally or civilly liable for a breach of such duties related to the issue you choose.

Finally, provide a proposed solution/resolution or method to properly handle the issue you raise, and discuss how the hospital can properly implement such solution/resolution or method into its corporate structure. Be sure to include analysis of what sort of impact your proposed resolution of the issue would have on your hospital or the health care industry as a whole, i.e. patient safety, limitation of liability, improve patient care, improve patient autonomy or rights.

I look for well-organized, well thought-out papers. It does not need to have "legalese", but please ensure that all legal terms that are chosen to be used are being used properly. You will not be graded on having perfect grammar, but it never hurts to do so. Please be sure to use adequate citations. I do not care what form of citation you use so long as I can clearly identify and track the authorities you cite. Your syllabus states the paper should be between approximately 1500 words. This is approximately 3 pages single spaced.

Hypothetical patient invented by writer.

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Covid-19 has brought to the forefront the primary issue facing healthcare, which is the shortage of...

Covid-19 has brought to the forefront the primary issue facing healthcare, which is the shortage of supplies/personnel. This has created a need to prioritize or triage who should get critical care? How are these decisions being made?

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Joni Winters, a 64-year-old female client, is admitted with a fractured hip. She has chronic renal...

Joni Winters, a 64-year-old female client, is admitted with a fractured hip. She has chronic renal failure and has continuous peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) exchanges every 6 hours. The Tenckhoft peritoneal catheter site has redness and swelling which goes across the abdomen. The client states that her abdomen is tender to touch all over, and the nurse notes the abdomen is rigid. The bowel sounds are decreased, and the peritoneal dialysate is in the dwelling phase of the cycle. The vital signs are T, 101°F; BP, 140/90 mm Hg; HR, 110 beats/minute; RR, 28 breaths/minute. Answer each question below:


d. For the 5 electrolytes in Letter C, explain why each of these is lower or higher than normal. (Not just because she missed her dialysis).

e. What will the lab values of specific gravity and urine creatinine clearance be if the client cannot have her dialysis?

f. Explain why her blood pressure and heart rate would be elevated if she did not have her dialysis.

g. Why will the client be anemic in renal failure? What medication will be given to help improve this problem

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Joni Winters, a 64-year-old female client, is admitted with a fractured hip. She has chronic renal...

Joni Winters, a 64-year-old female client, is admitted with a fractured hip. She has chronic renal failure and has continuous peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) exchanges every 6 hours. The Tenckhoft peritoneal catheter site has redness and swelling which goes across the abdomen. The client states that her abdomen is tender to touch all over, and the nurse notes the abdomen is rigid. The bowel sounds are decreased, and the peritoneal dialysate is in the dwelling phase of the cycle. The vital signs are T, 101°F; BP, 140/90 mm Hg; HR, 110 beats/minute; RR, 28 breaths/minute. Answer each question below:


d. For the 5 electrolytes in Letter C, explain why each of these is lower or higher than normal. (Not just because she missed her dialysis).

e. What will the lab values of specific gravity and urine creatinine clearance be if the client cannot have her dialysis?

f. Explain why her blood pressure and heart rate would be elevated if she did not have her dialysis.

g. Why will the client be anemic in renal failure? What medication will be given to help improve this problem

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Write prescription for following conditions and an alternative medications for patients who may have allergies to...

Write prescription for following conditions and an alternative medications for patients who may have allergies to Penicillin.

1. 54 yr old female with Chlamydia.

2. 40 yr old female on Copper T- IUD and with acute PID that is managed on outpatient setting.

3. 65 yr old female with vaginal Candidiasis.

4. 60 yr old male with Acute Prostatitis.

5. 62 yr old male with acute Gout on Left great toe.

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Topic: Legal health record. Provide a detailed description of the topic, discuss its important.

Topic: Legal health record.

Provide a detailed description of the topic, discuss its important.

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Madison is a 10 year-old African American girl. She loves playing the piano and composing her...

Madison is a 10 year-old African American girl. She loves playing the piano and composing her own music. She is an avid computer wiz, taking after her father. She has designed all the family birthday cards and loves playing video games. When she comes home from school, she has a sweet snack, finishes her homework, and goes straight to the piano to practice. She spends hours at the keyboard, and by mealtime she says she is hungry.

Madison is 48 inches tall and weighs pound. Knowing that the family has a tendency to be heavier, her mother, Amy, is concerned about Madison's weight; Amy has been on and off Weight Watchers program for 15 years. Amy feels Madison should have more physical activity and needs to stop snacking on cupcakes and sweets. Madison is due for a preschool checkup. Amy is planning to ask the doctor for help with Madison's weight.

HOW DO DIET, ACTIVITY, HEREDITY AND FAMILY LIFESTYLE IMPACT HER CURRENT WEIGHT?

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Joni Winters, a 64-year-old female client, is admitted with a fractured hip. She has chronic renal...

Joni Winters, a 64-year-old female client, is admitted with a fractured hip. She has chronic renal failure and has continuous peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) exchanges every 6 hours. The Tenckhoft peritoneal catheter site has redness and swelling which goes across the abdomen. The client states that her abdomen is tender to touch all over, and the nurse notes the abdomen is rigid. The bowel sounds are decreased, and the peritoneal dialysate is in the dwelling phase of the cycle. The vital signs are T, 101°F; BP, 140/90 mm Hg; HR, 110 beats/minute; RR, 28 breaths/minute. Answer each question below:


1. The following lab values will have a change from normal if the peritoneal dialysis is missed for 3 consecutive days:

Potassium

Sodium

Magnesium,

Calcium,

Phosphorus.

For each of these electrolytes indicate if they will be increased or decrease.

2. For the 5 electrolytes explain why each of these is lower or higher than normal. (Not just because she missed her dialysis).

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Choose a disorder of Pediatric patients and a drug therapy to treat it. Detail the drug,...

Choose a disorder of Pediatric patients and a drug therapy to treat it. Detail the drug, side effects, drug-drug interactions, food-drug interactions, and any teaching needed for the patient.

Please answer every question and be detailed. PLEASE CITE YOUR SOURC. I will give thumbs up!

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What are your beliefs about nursing? which nursing theory is your belief based on?

What are your beliefs about nursing? which nursing theory is your belief based on?

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My philosophy of nursing essay. 2000 words

My philosophy of nursing essay. 2000 words

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List two (2) reasons why crime labs don’t use blood typing as a common test on...

  1. List two (2) reasons why crime labs don’t use blood typing as a common test on blood evidence anymore?
  2. Why are presumptive tests, like those used to indicate the possible presence of blood, only presumptive/indicator tests?
  3. In general, what is being analyzed and compared during a “comparative” analysis such as firearms or toolmarks? not just a “known” and an “unknown"
  4. What is the underlying mechanism of blood typing?

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