1. In the research entitled, "Religion, Spirituality, and Health in Medically Ill Hospitalized Older Patient" by H.G. Koenig, L.K. George, & P. Titus (2004). Is the research design qualitative or quantitative?

2. Is the research design based on a positivist paradigm or constructionist paradigm?

3. What is the worldview of the nursing profession?

5. How are worldviews related to religion?

5. Discuss the aspects of the two paradigms that consistent with the nursing profession worldview.

6. Why is it important to know your worldview?

what are dependent and independent variables

Describe multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS) and summarize the pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, evaluation, and treatment.

⦁ What policies relate to debriefing and crisis procedures in your organisation Explain what techniques you would use in a debriefing session ⦁ What legal and ethical factors may you have to consider What are possible indicators of significant issues in employees? ⦁ Explain what the impact of stress and burnout is. ⦁ How can employees begin to manage stress? ⦁ Give examples of internal or external support options and employee assistance programs. ⦁ What should you do if a client has needs you cannot meet during the debriefing ⦁ Give examples of professional boundaries you should respect when debriefing clients. ⦁ Research and explain what your workplace’s dispute resolution policies and procedures are?

three problems associated with pregnant adolescents.

What is the Administration procedure of Metered Dose inhalers via spacer, describing the correct evidence-based method

Which of the following are types of interviews?

Select one:

a. All of the above

b. Structured

c. Semi-structured

d. None of the above

e. Unstructured

1. A patient needs 50 mg of drug X daily. If each tablet of the drug contains 25 x 10 ^ -3 g, how many tablets does the patient need to take each day?

A.1

B. 2

C. 3

D. 4

2. A 5% glucose solution used in the hospital has a density of 1.02 g / mL.

If a patient received 0.25 L of this solution, what is the mass of the amount of glucose that would have been supplied?

A. 255 MG

B.0.255 Kg

C.25.5 g

D.2.55 g

Describe the Spine Center model. How does it differ from prevailing approaches to the delivery of spine care?

How does the Spine Center model create value for patients?

Discuss why it is important to know the social history (marital status, tobacco use, drug use, living accommodations, etc.) of a patient. Does the social history effect the patient's health status both physical and/or mental.

What term is used to describe the point in data analysis at which nothing new is being revealed?

Select one:

a. Verbatim

b. Theme

c. Saturation

d. Reflexivity

e. Grounded theory

Interview your Professional Nurse with these questions as your guide. All of these questions must be addressed in the PowerPoint but you only need to submit the PowerPoint as your final file.

1. Credentials [Initials of the person you have interviewed, degree of the interviewee, the role of the interviewee (such as AH, DNP, Nurse Educator) or (E.L., BSN, NICU charge nurse)]
2. What are the aspects of leadership within your role?
3. What are the skills and attributes needed in your role that help you to be successful? What does success mean to you in terms of your position?
4. What are the challenges of this practice role that you have experienced?
5. What are the advantages of this practice role that you perceive?
6. What are some of the quality improvement processes that you are involved with or that are currently in place in your organization? What other QI projects need to be done and why? Are there any barriers to accomplishing these needed projects? If so, what are they, and what is the plan to move forward?
7. What are the legislative issues and public policy issues affecting/impacting this role/practice?
8. What are the opportunities for influencing public policy in this role?
9. What are the social, political, cultural, and economic factors/trends recognized in this role?
10. Summarize your interview, including your impression of the interviewee’s role.

Ms. T, a 28 year old runway model has just been admitted to the rehab unit following an extensive stay at the burn unit in a local hospital. She was set on fire by her vengeful estranged husband 8 months ago and has spent many of those months in the hospital. She was burned about 54% of her body, including part of her face; the burn ranged from partial tissue loss to deep tissue loss. She also had contractures of her elbows, hands, and knees, which is why she was admitted to the rehab today. Some skin grafting has been done to part of her body. During admission data gathering, Ms. T. admitted to feeling worthless, guilty because she had been cheating on her husband before they broke up and he'd heard her tell her boyfriend on the phone that she'd married him for his money. She stated that she feels responsible for him killing himself after he burned her, that she should have done things differently. She stated that her famous "so-called friends" have abandoned her, that they don't even pick up her calls anymore. She said she'd heard that some people blame her for everything that happened. She expressed sadness that she'd lost her beauty, her friends, her job, her popularity, her good reputation, money, and even some of her family members. She says she doesn't see any point in continuing to live, that the health care professionals have done their best for her, but she'll still continue to look like a monster.

1. Write a SOAPIE note for this patient; 2 nursing diagnosis needed & address them separately, 1 goal, at least 6 interventions, evaluation.

An employee of Riverside Family Practice is having difficulty getting all the faxed lab reports placed into patients' files each week. She decides to take the charts and faxed lab reports home over the weekend to get caught up on the filing. What are the legal implications for the employee and the practice due to this action? What are the ethical implications?