A pharmacist is researching PUBMED about gabapentin for treatment of spasticity in a 36-year-
old woman newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. If using the terms “gabapentin” AND

“spasticity,” which one of the following limit functions would best help narrow results and limit
erroneous results? Explain your Answer
a. Human only.
b. English only.
c. Human and English.
d. Clinical trials.

1. Discuss pertinent areas of safety in regards to the following developmental stages:
   1. Infants
   2. Aspiration prevention
   3. Safety with siblings
   4. Car safety
   5. Fall prevention
   6. Toddlers
   7. Preschoolers
   8. School-Age
   9. Adolescent

is it good to post a patient photo on social media? why? or why not?

According to Mojoli et al (2019), what 3 complications from mechanical ventilation can be diagnosed using lung ultrasound?

QUESTION 5

1. There’s an undercurrent of dissatisfaction with the nursing scheduling system. Senior leadership decides it’s an OFI. You will staff a PIT. What’s your plan?

   		Use the senior management meeting minutes to describe the charge.
   		Ask the CNO how the charge should be worded.
   		Identify by unit the number of shifts where staffing was below standard, at standard, and above standard, and recover comments about scheduling in nursing personnel satisfaction surveys. Review this with the PIT’s chair before the first meeting.
   		Identify by unit the number of shifts where staffing was below standard, at standard, and above standard, and recover comments about scheduling in nursing personnel satisfaction surveys. Present this at the PIT’s first meeting.

QUESTION 1

1. The chief of your new and highly successful ACO says, “Prescription drug costs for some of our outpatients can bankrupt them. They don’t fill their scrips, and then they turn up in the ED, where we either get Medicaid or write it off. Can we set up a PIT to find the best solution?” “Sure, doctor,” you reply…

   		A “What’s your thinking about membership? It sounds like pharmacy and social service should be involved.”
   		B “You will have to ask the PIC for approval.”
   		C “What’s your thinking about membership?”
   		D “What’s your thinking about membership? It sounds like pharmacy, social service, and accounting should be involved.”

Evaluate ALTERNATIVES and SOLUTIONS to the issue of indoor air/home water pollution through research utilizing reputable sources.

200 words

enviromental science

In 150-200 words, please tell me why Electronic Health Records is important or not important in healthcare today.

1. In 50-100 words, provide a detailed example of how administration can train and support staff to effectively use knowledge management.

2. Explain "meaningful use."

3. What does the acronym HIPAA stand for? AND what is the purpose of HIPAA?

how has technology in healthcare made jobs easier and perhaps harder?

A patient has a long history of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). During the assessment, the nurse will most likely observe which of these? Group of answer choices

Anterior-to-posterior diameter ratio of 1:1 (Barrel chest)

Unequal chest expansion

Chest-tube insertion

Atrophied neck and trapezius muscles

Case scenario:

Ms. Castro, a patient on the medical-surgical unit, was admitted 2 days before with a diagnosis of exacerbation of heart failure. This morning her BP is 175/80 mm Hg. She denies chest pain, but state that she has been experiencing shortness of breath. She tells the nurse she uses three pillows to be able to breathe at night while sleeping. Her baseline weight at admission was 170 lb., but this morning’s scale indicates a 4-lb weight gain, and +3 pitting edema to the lower extremities is evident. The nurse telephones the doctor and receives an order for furosemide 40 mg by mouth twice daily and metoprolol 25 mg PO daily to start immediately.

1. Which lab should the nurse review prior to administering furosemide and metoprolol?

2. When she attempts to administer the furosemide, the patient states. “I don’t want the water pill”. What is the nurse’s next action?

3. What important information should the nurse document into MS. Castro’s medical record 30 minutes after administering the medication?

The critical care nurse is mentoring a new nurse on hemodynamic mentoring at the bedside of a critical ill patient. the patient has a right radial intra arterial line and a right sub clavian pulmonary artery pressure monitoring system with a thermodilution catheter. the critical care nurse meet with new nurse demonstrates proper management of the invasive hemodynamic monitoring lines to the new nurse and obtains the order paramiter (mean arterial pressure (map) central venous pressure (cvp) oulmonary artery systolic (pas) pulmonary artery diastolic (pad) pulmonary artery wedge pressure (pawp) cardiac output (co) and cardiac index (ci) measurement)   the critical care nurse the critical care nurse meet with the new nurse afterwards at the nurses station and encourage the new nurse to share what the new nurse understand in eegards to the invasive hemodynamic monetering .the new nurse is currently taking critical care classes on hemody namic monitering                                                                
                                                                                          A. what are the indications for the carious homodynamic monitering methods ( intra artirial line) and the pulmonary arteryd pressure monitoring system.                                                         

B.   what are the various ordered perameters use for in the case study
              
C. what are the nursing responsibilities when caring for the patient with hemodynamic monitoring.

of what potential complication
should the nurse be aware when caring for thre patient with hemodynamic monitoring