Describe the third stage of delivery and the nursing interventions preformed. Describe the third stage of labor and nursing interventions during vaginal delivery.

.You are working at the UENR clinic and a 28-year-old student comes to the clinic complaining of a headache and blurry vision. While obtaining assessment information, you discover his blood pressure to be 150/96mmHg. You continue to obtain assessment information and discover that he has been staying up late to get his assignments completed by drinking caffeinated energy drinks.
A. What additional assessment data would you gather from this patient?
B. What will be your priority plan of action?   

pruritic liner lesion that itch more at nignt that may have more vesicles and papules desceribes which of the following condition

Question 1: Explain the pathophysiology of asthma.

Question 2: List two (2) complications from asthma  

Using your knowledge of anatomy and pathophysiology, explain in detail why one of these complications could occur. Ensure ALL your statements are supported with scholarly recent and relevant literature

States pain in her left calf area is a 3 on a 1-to-10 scale

1. What do you suspect is occurring with D.R.? What data were used to make this determination?

2. What are the priority nursing interventions at this time?

3. Using SBAR, what would you report to the provider?

4. What diagnostic studies would be used to determine the existence, location, and extent of a DVT?

5. What risk factors for development of a DVT does D. R. have?

6. What measures can be taken to prevent a DVT in an at-risk patient?

Described two of A geopolitical place consists of community boundaries, transportation infrastructure, geographic features, climate, vegetation, animals, and human-made homes and facilities?

M10 Discussion Question:

The Terri Schiavo case involved a 15 year battle between Terri Schiavo’s parents and Terri’s husband after Mrs. Schiavo suffered a medical crisis at age 26.  Go to www.terrisfight.org and read some of the articles regarding the right to die and Terri's case. Click on Terri's Story" and read "Terri's Case: Frequently Asked Questions." (You can watch videos by clicking on the window at the bottom of the Home page labeled “Open Your Eyes” if you wish.)

PART 1: POST BEFORE THE MODULE CLOSES (WORTH A POSSIBLE 35 POINTS):

• In the "Terri's Case: Frequently Asked Questions", was Terri's case an end of life issue or issues on persistent vegetative state?  What is the difference?
• Do you think an Advanced Directive would have changed the case? Why or why not?
• Taking into consideration what you originally thought about this case, did this information change your opinion? If so, how? If not, why not?

with Traditional Chinese medicine, what is flow of qi among the two paired meridians? describe the element associated with them.

Should the country adopt a plan similar to Massachusetts’ plan, the Oregon plan, or some other states’ plan?

Should the U.S. undergo a transformation of its health care policies? Should it be in the form of quality drivers, disease-specific initiatives, restraining physicians’ autonomy in cost reduction, improved consumerism of health care, or some combination of approaches? Is there an alternative approach you believe should be tried?

1) Mr. Johnson, 68-year-old, has been vomiting and has had diarrhea for 2 days. He complains of being dizzy. The nurse assesses his physiologic status and notes that his muscles are weak, his abdomen is distended, and bowel sounds are absent.

a. Develop one care plan for this case study.. It should contain a NANDA nursing diagnosis, one goal, and at least four nursing interventions. Nursing interventions are not doctor’s orders

Discuss qi flow between the meridians and how it affects the body. How does excess or stagnant qi imbalance in these organs/meridians?

what treatments are available for qi imbalance in these organs/meridians.