5. List 3 examples of the “science” of nursing
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D. What is Nursing? 4. Discuss the ANA definition of nursing. 5. Explain the meaning of caring to nursing. 6. Compare and contrast the art of nursing with the science of nursing. 7. Compare and contrast the major nursing roles.
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Energy Balance and Activity
Research shows that overweight and obesity are prevalent in public health concerns. Over-consumption of foods coupled with sedentary lifestyles perpetuates this health issue. Search the library for research on the importance of the physical activity to a healthy lifestyle. Briefly discuss an article presenting scientific evidence of physical activity to health benefits.
Minimum 250 words
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What do you envision your life to be like as an older adult? Explain.
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1.how you provide care and services to
-Generational : Generation x and y
-Generational : Baby boomers abd older
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1.What are 12 key requirements for documenting and reporting individual service planning and delivery ?
2.what are the 3 types of resources you may require when facilitating service planning ?provide an example of each type of resources?
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I. Read Chapter 36 from your Text Book and
PP
II. NCLEX Review Questions Chapter 36 from Evolve
Resources
III. Case Study: Mitral Stenosis
Patient Profile
L.S. is a 59-year-old female who goes to see her
primary care provider because of increasing fatigue and shortness
of breath with activity. She has a history of hypertension,
hypothyroidism, rheumatoid arthritis, and rheumatic fever as a
child. She is taking the following medications:
Triamterene/hydrochlorothiazide 37.5/25 mg PO
daily
Levothyroxine 150 mcg PO daily
Methotrexate 15 mg PO every Sunday
Subjective Data
Does not exercise, but was always able to do daily
activities such as go up and down the stairs of her home and go
grocery shopping
The last few weeks has noticed that she gets short of
breath with her normal daily activities
Has been waking up at night short of breath
Denies any pain in her chest
Does not have any pain in her joints as long as she
takes her “arthritis medicine”
Objective Data
Physical
Examination
Temperature 98.5° F, pulse 88 and irregular,
respirations 24, blood pressure 134/82, O2 saturation
92%
Irregular heart rate with a grade III diastolic
murmur
Crackles in bilateral bases of lungs
No peripheral edema noted
Diagnostic
Studies
ECG shows atrial fibrillation with heart rate of
90
Echocardiogram reveals mitral valve stenosis with mild
left-sided heart failure
Laboratory Studies:
Hemoglobin 12 g/dL
Hematocrit 37%
T4 (total)5.1 mcg/dL
Discussion Questions
What is mitral stenosis? What could be the possible
cause of L.S.’s mitral stenosis
What clinical manifestations of mitral valve stenosis
does L.S. have?
How did the mitral valve stenosis contribute to the
development of left-sided heart failure?
What clinical manifestations of left-sided heart
failure does L.S. have?
What are the treatment options for L.S.?
What would be some pertinent nursing diagnoses and
goals for L.S.?
What are the priority nursing interventions for these
nursing diagnoses?
disregard
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Select a sexually transmitted infection (STI) and do research on it. Write a 3-5 page paper about the condition/issue. In the paper discuss the concepts below:
I need 3 pages please
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Read Chapter 36 from your Text Book and
PP
II. NCLEX Review Questions Chapter 36 from Evolve
Resources
III. Case Study: Mitral Stenosis
Patient Profile
L.S. is a 59-year-old female who goes to see her
primary care provider because of increasing fatigue and shortness
of breath with activity. She has a history of hypertension,
hypothyroidism, rheumatoid arthritis, and rheumatic fever as a
child. She is taking the following medications:
Triamterene/hydrochlorothiazide 37.5/25 mg PO
daily
Levothyroxine 150 mcg PO daily
Methotrexate 15 mg PO every Sunday
3. .How did the mitral valve stenosis contribute to
the development of left-sided heart failure?
4. What clinical manifestations of left-sided heart failure does
L.S. have?
5.What are the treatment options for L.S.?
6. What would be some pertinent nursing diagnoses and goals for L.S.?
7 What are the priority nursing interventions for
these nursing diagnoses?
Discussion Questions
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What are some challenges facing healthcare institutions in relation to maintaining confidentiality of people’s medical information in the digital era? What are some solutions?
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LPN to RN Role Transition
Content Objectives:
Content:
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1. Define and differentiate among conflict, tension, and disputes.
2. In no less than 200 words summarize the Process of Resolution
3. Explain in detail the following:
* Active Listening
* Reframing
* Assertive versus Aggressive and Passive Aggressive Stances
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A school nurse notices bruises and scares on a child's body. The nurse suspects the child is being physically abused. What would be the next step for the nurse to take with this information and why?
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