Discuss LOINC - health standard and breakdown of LOINC Message and an example of LOINC Message type. Thanks.

It is 1000 hours in the emergency department (ED) when the ambulance brings in G.G., a 35-year-old man
who is having difficulty breathing. He complains of chest pain and tightness, dizziness, palpitations, nausea,
paresthesia, and feelings of impending doom and unreality; he is having trouble thinking clearly. He
tells you, "I don't think I'm going to make it. I must be having a heart attack." He is diaphoretic and trembling.
His vital signs are 184/92, 104, 28, 98.4 ° F (36.9 ° C). This episode began at work during a meeting at
approximately 0920 and became progressively worse. A co-worker called 911 and stayed with him until
medical help arrived. The patient has no history of cardiac problems. After a full medical workup, it is determined that G.G.'s condition is stable. His shortness of breath and anxiety resolve after he is given lorazepam (Ativan) 1 mg IV push (IVP). The lab work and ECG results are all within normal parameters and there is no evidence of any physical disorder. A diagnosis of panic attack is
made. G.G. admits to having had three similar episodes in the past 2 weeks; however, they were not nearly
as severe or long-lasting. G.G. shares with the ED staff that he has been under severe stress at work and home. He tells them he
is going through a divorce, he lost a child last summer in a motor vehicle accident, and his company is
downsizing. He will probably be out of a job soon. He hasn't been sleeping well for the past couple of
months and has lost about 20 pounds. G.G.'s condition is stable and the ED physician discusses what has happened with G.G. The physician gives G.G. a prescription for a "week's worth" of medication and instructs G.G. to see his primary care physician
for further treatment and evaluation. G.G. tells you all about his worries with his job and all that has happened to him in the past year. He tells
you that he appreciates you listening to him. He expresses fear that the panic attacks will return.

Write a end of shift SBAR report.

choose a data that research interests, taking into consideration that the data consists qualitative and quantitative variables. (using the available data sources, i.e. questionnaire, records, approved electronic sites, ....etc.)

the data should be entered in a table please

Please detail the breakdown of the LOINC (Logical observation identifiers names and codes) message and also detail the example of LOINC Message type. thx.

Please write 1 paragraph for each of the following (total 3 paragraphs) and each paragraph shall be no less than 4 sentences and no more than 10 sentences.

1- Summarize the growth and development in Middle Childhood and two theorists that study that age group

a- Summarize the growth and development in Adolescence and two theorists that study that age group

b- Compare the growth and development in Young Adulthood VS Middle Adulthood and two theorists that study those age groups

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. Answer ALL PARTS of each question to earn full point.

1 How does the ANA’s Code of Ethics address a nurse’s responsibility to health care quality?

a. Describe why the nursing shortage is a major national issue in the United States. How could a nursing shortage in other countries around the world affect the nursing shortage in the United States?

b. Did California take the right approach in passing the law that mandated minimum nurse staffing ratios? Explain your answer.

How does chemotherapy and radiation affect the bone marrow?.What would you expect to see occur with following lab results:WBC, RBC, platelets?What is the patient at risk for regarding the lab results?

Discuss the following:

• TEN-4 Bruising Rule and screening questions for the child and parents
• Discuss the type of injuries you may see in your physical examination
• What are your thoughts and feelings if you had to care for an abused child?

I need 3 nursing diagnoses and 9 nursing interventions (3 nursing interventions each) for this Client:

A psychiatric consultant was called to evaluate depression in Victor Alvarez, a 76-year-old-man who appeared dysphoric the day after surgery to repair a broken hip. It was late in the evening, and no one from the admitting team was available, but a social work note in the chart indicated that the patient’s fracture appeared to have been the result of his tripping in his messy apartment. The note also stated that the patient had no children or known living family.The neighbor who had brought Mr. Alvarez to the hospital had stated that the patient had been more reclusive in recent years and that his self-care had worsened after his wife’s death 6 months earlier. Up until the day of the surgery, however, he had been able to function independently in his apartment. The neighbor, a nurse, also mentioned that while they were waiting for the ambulance, her husband had sat with Mr. Alvarez while she searched the apartment for pill bottles. She said she had found only an unopened bottle of acetaminophen and a dusty bottle of a medication used for hypertension.Routine admission laboratory results indicated that Mr. Alvarez had an elevated blood urea nitrogen level, a low albumin level, and a high normal mean corpuscular volume. His blood pressure was 160/110. In addition to medications related to the surgery, the chart indicated that he had received haloperidol 2 mg after a bout of agitation. A nursing note 1 hour after the haloperidol administration indicated that the patient was “worried and stiff.”On mental status examination, Mr. Alvarez was lying at a 45-degree angle in his unkempt bed. He appeared thin and had moderate temporal wasting. His affect was sad, worried, and 20constricted. He appeared stiff and uncomfortable. He did not immediately respond to the interviewer’s questions and comments. His eyes remained generally shut, but they did flicker open a few times, and his body habitus implied that he was awake. After multiple efforts, the psychiatrist was able to get the patient to say “I’m fine” and “Get out.” When asked where he was, Mr. Alvarez said, “My apartment.” When he did open his eyes, the patient appeared confused. He did not respond to other questions and declined to do a clock drawing test. The surgery team had called in a one-to-one companion earlier in the day, and she said that the patient was generally either asleep or trying to get out of bed and that he had not been making any sense all day.

Instructions

1.Explain the advantages of offering employee benefits from the perspectives of the employee and the employer.

2.Discuss the three basic approaches job evaluation. Explain the function and purpose of four legally required benefits.

3.Describe the differences in the types of health insurance plans from the perspective of an employee.

4.Explain the ways ERISA and PBGC provides protection for workers with pensions.

5.What are the major differences between defined benefit pension plans, defined contribution plans and 401k accounts? Which would you prefer and why?

6.Why is PTO such a popular option over sick leave?

You need to create a PowerPoint® presentation for a Board of Directors (10–12 slides; speaker notes as needed to support assertions). Keep slides in the order of the questions given.

Be sure to support your assertions with evidence-based research, scholarly articles, and well-supported strategies that support your work. Although the use of APA citing is not required for this assignment, proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation are expected. Add sources to the last slide using APA format. Some use of art and graphics suggested holding the interest of an audience. Visit the Academic Success Center: Writing Center for guidance on how much text to place on presentation slides as well as other tips.

Human Resources In Healthcare Management