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Please write 1 paragraph for each question (total 3 paragraphs) and each paragraph shall be no...

Please write 1 paragraph for each question (total 3 paragraphs) and each paragraph shall be no less than 4 sentences and no more than 10 sentences. Points will be deducted for answers with fewer than 4 sentences or extra long posting (0.5 points per each answer). Give only the essential information. Writing long, run-on sentences will be considered as multiple sentences.

Why is responsibility retained by nurses when tasks are delegated?
What are the five individual power sources? Provide an example of each. Why is positive reinforcement such a powerful motivator?
How does leadership differ from power? Can a leader be effective without power?

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What does the Court mean by the assertion that a woman’s right to abortion is not...

  1. What does the Court mean by the assertion that a woman’s right to abortion is not absolute?

This requires a 250 word initial post

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Read Schroeder's article "We Can Do Better—Improving the Health of the American PeopleShattuck Lecture" NEJM, 2007...

Read Schroeder's article "We Can Do Better—Improving the Health of the American PeopleShattuck Lecture" NEJM, 2007 located in the Reading & Study folder in Module/Week 1. Discuss the following points in your thread. Review the Discussion Board Instructions and grading rubric before posting your thread.

Describe the 2 reasons Schroeder gives to explain why the US ranks poorly on many health measures in spite of spending more money than other countries on health care. What other single factor would you suggest that might also contribute to this paradox?
In what ways is the problem of obesity in America like the now decreasing problem of tobacco use? In what ways is it different?
The pie chart illustrating the 5 proportional categories contributing to premature death in the US are based on total US population mortality. How might these percentages change if the chart were to be redrawn to reflect populations living in poverty in inner cities? People living in poverty in rural areas? Suggest new percentages for each and explain why you think as you do.
Social determinants of health are relatively new considerations as predictors of premature death, yet a growing body of research indicates their contribution is strong. Name a social determinant and describe a possible role for the Church in ameliorating it.
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write down a nursing philosophy using the conceptual framework nursing metaparadigm with the 4 concept

write down a nursing philosophy using the conceptual framework nursing metaparadigm with the 4 concept

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Identify: A subjective claim that people might call “a fact” An objective claim that people might...

Identify: A subjective claim that people might call “a fact” An objective claim that people might call “an opinion” What is the difference between a claim that is “objective” and a claim that is “subjective?” Explain how mislabeling these claims could negatively impact the quality of a person’s thinking. You might try thinking of claims you could hear in a hospital or another work-related environment. If a person has confused objective with subjective or fact with opinion, what is the solution?

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Case Study Scenario Sam Elliott, age 57, has gained 30 lbs since his retirement 2 years...

Case Study Scenario
Sam Elliott, age 57, has gained 30 lbs since his retirement 2 years ago. The most active thing he does is "puttering around" and "walking" to the end of the driveway to get the mail. "His diet includes juice,oatmeal, muffin, and coffee with cream for breakfast; donuts and coffee with friends midmorning; a bolongna-and-cheese sandwich with chips and a root beer for lunch; and cheese, crackers, and wine before a dinner of meat, potatoes, vegetables, and dessert. He tells the nurse, " I have never had to diet. I just don't know how to get this weight off."

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write down your personal nursing philosophy

write down your personal nursing philosophy

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A recent study found that alow-risk lifestyle protected women from sudden cardiac death. Thelow-risk lifestyle was...

A recent study found that alow-risk lifestyle protected women from sudden cardiac death. Thelow-risk lifestyle was considered as  

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Case study Ch. 41 Pyloric Stenosis Lucy is a 44-day-old formula-fed infant with a 4-day history...

Case study Ch. 41

Pyloric Stenosis

Lucy is a 44-day-old formula-fed infant with a 4-day history of vomiting.

Subjective Data

Mother states that the infant has:

Been vomiting undigested formula after feedings.
Has not had fever or diarrhea.
Has had eight wet diapers in the last 24 hours.
Objective Data

Weight: 4.8 kg

Birth weight: 3.5 kg

Vital signs: temp, 37.1º C (rectal); pulse, 130 bpm; resp, 30 breaths/min; blood pressure,
92/52 mm Hg

Moist mucous membranes; flat and soft anterior fontanel

Awake and alert, lusty cry

Good muscle tone

Olive-sized mass palpated at epigastrium

Questions:

What test will be used to diagnose pyloric stenosis?
What actions should the nurse take in this clinical situation? Prioritize the actions.

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Nurses in leadership and management roles must congenially work together with staff to foster respect to...

Nurses in leadership and management roles must congenially work together with staff to foster respect to all patients and colleagues, irrespective of their cultural differences. This discussion is designed to introduce key principles to address and apply among diverse groups.

Use Google Scholar™, Leading and Managing in Nursing, or the University Library to define multiculturalism, cross-culturalism, and transculturalism.

Explain the definitions and give an example by applying each term to a situation in your current practice setting (175 with Reference)

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas have brought 2-year-old Todd to the clinic for his annual physical examination....

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas have brought 2-year-old Todd to the clinic for his annual physical examination. The parents report that bedtime is a major production almost every night. They state that he cries, comes out of his room, and displays various other behaviors that delay sleep. They wonder if he has a sleep disorder. They relate that, other than an occasional temper tantrum, they do not have any other concerns.

• • What information do you need from the parents to assess the problem?

• • After you have the above information, what advice should you give the Todd's parents?

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Explain the association of Hypertension & the Age-Stratification Theory.

Explain the association of Hypertension & the Age-Stratification Theory.

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what is material is used for wound packing?

what is material is used for wound packing?

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It is widely believed that there is a shortage of registered nurses. Is there? There are...

It is widely believed that there is a shortage of registered nurses. Is there? There are nurses in the DC-Maryland-Northern Virginia area who cannot find work. If so, what is the major contributory factor (recruitment, retention, other)?

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what is the medication needed for generalized anxiety disorder and important teachings about generalized anxiety medications

what is the medication needed for generalized anxiety disorder and important teachings about generalized anxiety medications

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