Create a Mineral deficiency profile of an individual by answering questions below:

Identify the subject (eg. Hanna Thomson 35 year old female…, Scary the 3 yo German Shepherd….) and name the mineral that is deficient (use either iron, calcium, zinc or iodine)

Describe the symptoms of this deficiency that this person/ animal has

Describe how this deficiency has come about and give details of any external or internal causal influences

Signs and Symptoms of Pregnancy

Provide the implications of the given disorder as well as the nursing actions or interventions

R.K.is a 72 year old white man who collapsed in his home.He was found by his daughter, and she activated the emergency response system. He was unresponsive on admission to the emergency department and remains unresponsive on arrival to the ICU. He has an oral ET tube in place and is receiving mechanical ventilation. A large -bore, peripheral IV has been place and fluids are

What was two priority nursing consideration for a patient with invasive monitoring?

Patient center care; After 4 days, R.K. remains unresponsive and has developed renal failure. The HCP believes the patient will not recover from his neurologic injury and wishes to discuss goals of care with the patient's caregiver What would be your role in this meeting?

Evidence based practise:R.K. family wants to know why he is to receive tube feeding. What would you tellthe family? What is the ecidence to support the use of tube feedings?

What are the prioptity nursing diagnoses? Are there any collaborative problems.?

Ms. RJ is a 70 year old woman who present for a follow-up. She complains of hard ,dry stools over the past weeks. She tried using fiber and increase her fluid intake with no positive results.

Past medical history: hypertension, chronic renal deficiency. Had a stroke one year ago with little or no residual

Medication used: Verapamil SR 240mg daily, lisinopril 10mg PO daily, Calcium carbonate1250mg P.O twice day, Aspirin325mg PO daily. She was diagnosed constipation

What laxative do you recommend for her? Explain your answer and what are the common side effect of it?

What would you suggest if your first recommend fails? Give second line and third line treatment. What is your advise toward her?

What lifestyle changes would you recommend MS.CJ should take ? What counselling would you give her? How would you assess the success of this action?

1. Judgment in the Process of Time: Wyclif and Hus; Do you agree that every person has an equal place in the eyes of God (Shelley, p. 226), regardless of his or her rank or position in the church or in society? Why, or why not?

2. The Nectar of Learning: Scholasticism; Are faith and reason compatible? Explain why you think they are, or are not, compatible.

3. God’s Consul: Gregory the Great; When you consider the life of Gregory, would you agree that “goodness is the highest kind of greatness” (Shelley, p. 164)? Why, or why not?

The team member who assists the client & their families when dealing with social & emotional issue is:

A) respiratory therapist

B)social worker

C)speech-language pathologist

D)support worker

eek 3 Discussion Topics

• Discuss how factors relating to biological and age-related risks, environmental risks, and behavioral risks contribute to family health and the achievement of healthy outcomes.
• Discuss activities that the nurse practicing in the community can implement to assist families to decrease health risks

PHC281

Q: Share your thoughts on the idea, stated in the article “A new take on psychoneuroimmunology,” that ‘stress is another form of infection.’

• Base your response on your reading of the article and of Chapter 2 of Pitts & Phillips (2003). ( i need 250 words just)

How do standards aid in the development of interoperability? What is a future possibility with the use or implementation of EHR interoperability?

High-Risk Obstetrics Consultation Report

Define terms related to menstruation, pregnancy, and postpartum

Describe normal and abnormal findings in the neonate

Describe disorders and diseases of the female reproductive system

Describe tests and procedures related to the female

Handout Instructions: Below is an item from a patient’s medial record. Read it carefully, make sure you understand all the medical terms used, and then answer the questions that follow.

High-Risk Obstetrics Consultation Report

Reason for Consultation:          High-risk pregnancy with late-term bleeding.

History of Present Illness:        Patient is a 23-year-old female. She is currently estimated to be at 175 days of gestation. She has had a 23-lb weight gain with this pregnancy. Amniocenteses at 20 weeks indicated male fetus with no evidence of genetic or developmental disorders. She noticed a moderate degree of vaginal bleeding this morning but denies any cramping or pelvic pain. She immediately saw her obstetrician who referred her for high-risk evaluation.

Past Medical History:                This patient is multigravida but nullipara with three early miscarriages without obvious cause. She was diagnosed with cancer of the left ovary four years ago. It was treated with a left oophorectomy and chemotherapy. She continues to undergo full-body CT scan every six months, and there has been no evidence of metastasis since that time. Menarche was at age 13, and her menstrual history is significant for menorrhagia resulting in chronic anemia.

Results of Physical Exam:         Patient appears well nourished and abdominal girth appears consistent with length of gestation. She is understandably quite anxious regarding the sudden spotting. Pelvic ultrasound indicates placenta previa with placenta almost completely overlying cervix. However, there is no evidence of abruption placentae at this time. Fetal size estimate is consistent with 25 weeks of gestation. The fetus is turned head down, and the umbilical cord is not around the neck. The fetal heart tones are strong with a rate of 130 beats/minute. There is no evidence of cervical effacement or dilation at this time.

Recommendations:                  Fetus appears to be developing well and in no distress at this time. The placenta appears to be well attached on ultrasound, but the bleeding is cause for concern. With the extremely low position of the placenta, this patient is at very high risk for abruption placentae when cervix begins effacement and dilation. She may require early delivery by cesarean section at that time. She will definitely require C-section at onset of labor. At this time, recommend bed rest with bathroom privileges. She is to return every other day for two weeks and every day after that for evaluation of cervix and fetal condition. She is to call immediately if she notes any further bleeding or change in activity level of the fetus.

Describe in your own words the treatment this patient received for her ovarian cancer.

Describe this patient’s menstrual history.

This patient has placenta previa. What procedure discovered this condition?

Define each medical term presented in bold type in the patient’s consultation report.