short notes on the following
a. Surrogacy
b. Adolescent reproductive health and right
C. Infertility
d. Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

Imagine you were an advisor to the Governor of Massachusetts, Charlie Baker. What would you advise him to do to protect the health of the people of Massachusetts from COVID-19 and other potential contagions? How would you change the state-level COVID-19 response?

Please Give a report about the new innovation of hydrogels towards cartilage repair.

Specifically define the role of the registered nurse in patient advocacy. Describe situations in which nursing advocacy can assist patients within the healthcare environment. Defend why nurses are, or are not, adequately prepared, in prelicensure education, to act as patient advocates.

You are asked to prepare a solution that contains potassium chloride (KCl) at 20 mEq/L. How much of a 2 mEq/ml solution of KCl should be added to a 500 ml of fluids to comply with this order?

a. 5 ml

b. 10 ml

c. 20 ml

d. 30 ml

A 10 kg dog needs nitroprusside (50 mg/2 ml) administered as a CRI at 3 mcg/kg/min given at 5 ml/hr. A total volume of 50 ml will be prepared. How long will the CRI last?

a. 4 hours

b. 6 hours

c. 8 hours

d. 10 hours

A 39 kg dog needs a metoclopramide (5 mg/ml) CRI at 3 mg/kg/day. You have a 1L bag of Lactated Ringer's solution. The fluid rate is 5 ml/kg/hr. How many milliliters of metoclopramide should be added to the bag?

a. 25 ml

b. 20 ml

c. 15 ml

d. 5 ml

You need a 60 ml of 0.15% chlorhexidine solution. How many milliliters of 4% chlorhexidine will be needed?

a. 0.60 ml

b. 6 ml

c. 2.25 ml

d. 36 ml

A 18 kg dog needs an FLK (fentanyl, lidocaine, ketamine) CRI. All three of these medications will be added into the same 500 ml bag of fluids. The lidocaine 2% CRI is 0.04 mg/kg/min at 15 ml/hr. How many milliliters of lidocaine should be added to the bag?

a. 24 ml

b. 12 ml

c. 3.3 ml

d. 1.2 ml

Brainstorm a new type of health care technology that you believe would contribute to the health management information systems (HMIS) evolution. This technological advancement should either not yet exist or should serve to enhance existing technology to achieve an entirely new objective. What health care problems or challenges have you noticed for which there is not yet a solution? It is essential for health care administrators to be aware of the rapidly evolving and ever-changing field of health technology, both in terms of current as well as upcoming informational and system advancements. Assume that you are a health care administrator for an organization and you have been tasked with presenting this new technology to your organization's key stakeholders. After selecting your topic for this assignment, compose a 750-1,000-word proposal that addresses the following:

1. Describe your new HMIS technology and what purpose it will serve. Who will most benefit from it? What gap will it fill in the health care technology field? How will this technology improve the quality of health care that clinicians can offer?
2. What are the potential advantages and disadvantages of this HMIS technology for the consumer? In this case, the consumer is both the health care organization and the individual user or patient.
3. How will the use and integration of this technology impact digital equity in the HMIS field?
4. How will this technology collect, read, and interpret health data? Why and how will this data be useful to the health care organization?
5. From an administrative perspective, describe when, how, and where you propose this technology first be introduced, and discuss how you foresee it impacting the organization.

Describe your new HMIS technology and what purpose it will serve. Who will most benefit from it? What gap will it fill in the health care technology field? How will this technology improve the quality of health care that clinicians can offer?

What are the potential advantages and disadvantages of this HMIS technology for the consumer? In this case, the consumer is both the health care organization and the individual user or patient.

How will the use and integration of this technology impact digital equity in the HMIS field?

How will this technology collect, read, and interpret health data? Why and how will this data be useful to the health care organization?

From an administrative perspective, describe when, how, and where you propose this technology first be introduced, and discuss how you foresee it impacting the organization

1. What is the principle behind public health nursing?

2. How does a community health nurse promote health and prevent disease in the community?

3. What is the goal of Healthy People 2020?

PS: Please try to answer as much as you can if not all.

Discuss the Older Adult Age Related Changes to oxygenation and corresponding nursing strategies for them. How does this relate to you as a nurse?

Consider Mrs. Y’s current health status and functional decline, then address the following:

1. Download the Concept Map and Plan of Care worksheet below. An example is also provided for your reference.
   • File: Concept Map and Plan of Care worksheet
   • File: Concept Map and Plan of Care example
2. Identify three (3) priority nursing diagnoses for Mrs. Y. Consider using the resource below to assist you.
   • eBook: Nursing Diagnosis Manual: Planning, Individualizing, and Documenting Client Care – Chapter 5 Nursing Diagnoses in Alphabetical Order
3. Create a visual representation of the three (3) priority nursing diagnoses by incorporating them into the Concept Map (template in the worksheet). Be sure each nursing diagnosis includes the following elements:

1. 1. “related to (r/t)” — description of the client’s problem
   2. “as evidenced by” — description of the client’s symptoms
2. Complete the Nursing Plan of Care (table in the worksheet) describing what should be implemented for Mrs. Y.
   1. Goals: Establish at least one (1) goal for each of the nursing diagnoses you identified (for a total of 3 goals). Goals should be: patient specific, measurable, actionable, realistic, and time limited.
   2. Nursing Interventions: Describe at least three (3) nursing interventions for each of the goals (for a total of 9 nursing interventions). Each intervention should be in alignment with the goal it is supporting.

Arnold is a 57-yr old male who lives alone. He has always been in good health until about a two years ago, when he was in a car accident and suffered injuries severely limiting his mobility and activities of daily living. Since that time his diet and level of physical activity have dramatically changed. He eats primarily convenience foods and very little fresh food which he knows are not as healthy, but cannot shop and cook for himself very easily. He has made progress with physical therapy, but in spite of this, he continues to experience chronic fatigue pain, which prompted a visit to his primary care physician. He was given series of initial screening tests including a (fasting) blood chemistry profile, urinalysis and complete blood count (CBC). Data are shown below.

1. Given what you know about his symptoms and information above, what could Arnold be diagnosed with? For each diagnoses offered, please provide what in the information given, supports it.

Life expectancy for older Australians is increasing due to advances in nutrition, healthcare and medications. Increasing longevity, however, can lead to a gradual decline in physical and mental capacity and growing risk of disease, with many health conditions, and associated impairments associated with ageing. Nursing care for the older person must include consideration of these impairments, particularly when patient safety is compromised.

This assignment requires you to write an essay discussing the implications of nursing care for a patient with one of the conditions associated with ageing listed below.

• Parkinson’s disease
• Dementia (including Alzheimer’s disease)
• Osteoarthritis
• Cerebrovascular accident

In your assignment, consider the following:

1. Discuss the issues associated with this condition which impact patient safety in the clinical environment, (for example, confusion, deteriorating mobility etc.)
2. Explain how the condition affects the older persons’ ability to safely perform their activities of daily living

Consider the implications for patient safety that should be considered in the development of nursing care plans for patients suffering from this condition (consider basic, patient centred nursing care and communication requirements)

Explain the fact that biologic DMARDs require a trial period of 3-6 months to judge their efficacies.

Also explain the fact that RA increases the risk of osteoporosis, CV diseases and chronic kidney disease.