Answer the following:

1. Explain how a field's literature can be a source of significant research questions or problems.

2. List some important characteristics of literature reviews.

3. Explain the difference between one tailed hypotheses and two-tailed hypotheses

Each paragraph shall be no less than 4 sentences and no more than 6 sentences.

1. A patients has an elevated WBC of 11000.

a. As a nurse what are the risks for infection, your goal, your intervention, and your rationale?

After reading the APA Manual on Punctuation, summarize one of the section and describe why you selected it, what did you learn from it, what might you use to remember to use it correctly, and provide an example of why it is essential.

Peggy Vizente, a clinical nurse on a 57-bed internal medicine ward at a medium-sized teaching hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has identified a problem of wasted nursing time spent acquiring supplies for client care. Nurse Vizente begins keeping track of the time she spends locating supplies for her clients’ care. She notes that at least 30 minutes per day are spent gathering supplies for clients. Nurse Vizente identifies a list of those items that she most frequently has to acquire to perform care. Systematically, she begins to develop a plan to present to her nurse manager to correct this situation. Nurse Vizente designs a nurse server—a container built into the room—to hold essential supplies. She also develops a procedure for how the supplies will be stocked and by whom. She takes her ideas to the nurse manager and proposes a change in procedure and in equipment (nurse server).

1. (a) Would you describe Nurse Vizente’s proposed change as radical or systematic? (b) How would you relate her process to the concept of “organized abandonment”?
2. This change is going to require some adjustments, of course, by not only Vizente’s supervisor, but by all the nurses affected. Identify key stages they will most likely experience if they are to agree to and successfully adjust to this new system.
   1. First knowledge of an innovation's existence and functions
   2. Persuasion to form an attitude toward the innovation
   3. Decision to adopt or reject
   4. Implementation of the new idea
   5. Confirmation to reinforce or reverse the innova­tion decision
3. Nurse Vizente’s nurse manager likes the idea and encourages her to present it at the next staff nurse meeting. She does and for the most part, it seems to be well received, with a couple of questions raised: “How can we test this out, though, before we have to say yes or no? I mean, the container—the nurse server—has to be built in each area first, right? So what happens if we pay to have these things installed and then find that we don’t like the system?” This is a valid question. Which of Rogers’ five factors (for determining a successful planned change) does this nurse’s question reflect?

Johnny is a 2 day old baby boy to a first time Mom. He has been circumcised this AM. You need to do discharge teaching to Mom and Dad on circumcision care and cord care. Please put into words that you would say to the parents not the words of the book!

write essay about the different solution for the diabetes problem

please answer in your own words in 5 paragraphs

a primary health-care provider prescribes the proton-pump inhibitor Omeprazole(prilosec). The order states to take 20 mg once a day. Which instruction should the nurse give the patient regarding this medication?

1. You are a nurse preparing to receive a new patient, fresh from surgery, to your unit. The patient is a 71-year-old man who underwent a surgical repair of a fractured femur. As you receive a report from the postanesthesia recovery unit, you learn that his medical history includes hypertension, 40 pack-years of smoking, and COPD. His surgical repair was successful but complicated by excessive bleeding, and he is receiving IV fluids to compensate. He is widowed, and his three children are scattered throughout the United States. He lives alone, receives Meals on Wheels, and pays a cleaning service to keep his home clean.
   1. Describe activities that need to occur continually during the implementation step to ensure that the most appropriate nursing care is provided.

Not more than ten sentences, summarize the growth and development in late adulthood and two theorists that study that age group..

Not more than ten sentences, summarize the growth and development in advanced old age and geriatrics and two theorist that study that age group.

Not more than ten sentences, summarize the nurses' role in supporting a patient's end of life care and talk about the patient's experience of loss, grief, and bereavement.