Olivia is a 33 year old G3 P2 who just gave birth to her 8 lb. 9 oz. baby boy by cesarean section after 15 hours of labor for failure to progress. The baby’s Apgar scores: 1 minute: 8 5 minutes: 9. The baby was admitted to the newborn nursery for evaluation and transition. Olivia was transferred to the postpartum unit, where you are the nurse and have assumed care of Olivia. You introduce yourself, orient her to her room, call light and review safety precautions. You perform your first assessment on Olivia and VS are within normal limits, fundus is firm, incision is intact, small amount of vaginal bleeding, no blood clots, lower leg edema is 1+, Foley catheter is in place and draining to gravity. Olivia appears withdrawn and asks to rest while her baby is in the nursery. Her husband and family have left to get breakfast and to rest after spending time with her and the baby while she was in recovery. Her husband plans to return after lunch. Olivia admits to you that she is disappointed that she could not have her baby vaginally after all she had done to prepare for the birth of her baby. She states “this baby was way too big.”

1. What about the initial assessment and conversation with Olivia would you want to evaluate further?
2. Explain “baby blues” and postpartum depression.
3. Does Olivia show signs of “baby blues” or postpartum depression? If yes what would concern you?
4. What interventions would you as the nurse implement if you noticed signs of “baby blues” or postpartum depression?

What is the difference between reports, requests for proposals, and proposals?.

Cardiovascular disease remains prevalent in the United States. Choose a cardiac disorder and post the latest research, treatment protocols, and possible preventative measures.

**Cite your sources in APA format.

Pathophysiology question

What is the conceptual defination and operational defination of knowledge?

summarize the growth and development of the middle child, young adult, middle adult and adolescent showing milestones, growth patterns, cognitive development as related to 2 theorist study of the age group and play , exercise

• The decision to develop your own medical bag touches on three spheres: identity, clinical settings, and other practical considerations as Nurse Practitioner. What are the pros and cons of purchasing your own equipment and developing your own medical bag as Nurse Practitioner?

• What are the priorities for your medical bag as Nurse Practitioner? For example, Medical Bag includes if you plan to take care of patients with diabetes, you will need a glucose monitor and test strips, or if you want to take care of children, you may want to have some brightly colored stickers to play with.

A middle-age man presents to the emergency department (ED) with reports of chest pain and indigestion. He reports some minor discomfort in his jaw. The patient is alert and oriented; BP 90/50; HR/80. You are the RN assigned to his care. There is an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) working with you.

1. Which assessment data will you perform on his arrival to the ED? Why?

2. The provider orders labs, 12-lead ECG, IV fluids, blood pressure checks, medication for chest pain, and oxygen at 2 L per nasal cannula. What part of the patient's care will you delegate to the UAP? Which information will you communicate on delegation?

3. Which interventions will you implement to ensure this patient's safety?

4. Which priority information will you document in the patient's electronic health record?

5. The patient's wife is very concerned about her husband returning to work as owner of a roofing company. What education will you provide the patient and his wife at this time? With which health care team members will you collaborate to ensure positive patient outcomes?

1. What dynamics prevent a battered spouse from leaving the battering situation?
2. Identify nursing interventions for working with a rape survivor.
3. What is the cycle of violence?

please understand this discussion ,and how as a student I might begin to talk a community of people about the importance of need things ,

name 3  important indicators(LHI) that a student would like to promote as a community health nurse.

Discuss why these three indicators might be important to the community ?

Identify a primary, secondary or tertiary prevention strategy that you would use to improve the health of people in the community using one of these selected indicators

1. Substance Abuse,Health Impact of Substance Abuse

2.Tobacco,Health Impact of Tobacco Use

3.Mental Health, Health Impact of Mental Health untreated

How important is it to involve physicians in financial improvement efforts? What is the best strategy for physician engagement?

The following is a list of physiologic and psychosocial assessment data. Choose each piece of data that should be assessed further when there is a concern about failure to thrive. Select all that apply.

1)Why RA increases the risk of osteoporosis, CV diseases and chronic kidney disease ?

2),Why biologic DMARDs require a trial period of 3-6 months to judge their efficacies?