1.Applying Knowledge content on Disease prevention to chronic diet-related disease
Disease prevention for chronic-related diseases depends on changes in lifestyle behaviours.
consider the lifestyle behaviours of Gregorio Salcedo who could adopt based on his personal
history.
Gregorio Salcedo a 30 year old Mexican American obese; his parents both have high
cholesterol and family history of Hypertension and DM. Gregorio’s cholesterol is high. What
would be your recommendations to achieve a Positive Nutrition Lifestyle?

why does patient undergone hemiarthroplasty developed abdominal distension ?

Explain why it is important that a nurse's role and education evolve to meet the needs of an aging and increasingly diverse population. Discuss the significance of professional development, or lifelong learning, and its relevance in caring for diverse populations across the life span and within the health‐illness continuum. Discuss how nurses can assist in effectively managing patient care within an evolving health care system

• Jessie is the carer of James, her 25-year-old son with intellectual and physical disabilities and mental health issues. Jessie worked for 15 years as a social worker, but gave up her career when James was born and has been caring for him ever since. James is an outgoing young man, but he needs daily assistance with personal care, dressing, medication, meal preparation, transport, attendance at appointments, and financial management issues. Up until one year ago Jessie provided all the care for James, but Jessie’s health deteriorated and she needed the assistance of support workers on a daily basis. Jessie has painful arthritis which is restricting her movements and she has recently been diagnosed with a benign brain tumour which will require intensive treatment over a period of months during which time Jessie will be unable to care for James at all. While Jessie has been ill, James’ behaviour has become quite demanding which has increased Jessie’s stress.

  In a short paragraph for each, answer the questions.

• How might the relationship between Jessie and James have changed over the past two years?

In 5 paragraphs,discuss the impact of spinal cord injuries (SCI) on sensory/perception, and the cardiovascular, respiratory, integumentaey, musculoskeletal, and GI systems from varying levels of SCI injuries. identify priorities and associated actions to prevent future injuries or complications and/ or restore health.

Where can a nurse find the official forms for "Safe Harbor" ? If retaliation occurs to the nurse who invoked "Safe Harbor"? what should she/he do?

As a Registered Nurse, you will be asked eventually to care for a patient who makes you uncomfortable or fearful (Ex. a homeless person with lice, a prisoner, a person with a highly infectious disease).

1. How will you deal with this situation?
2. Is it okay as a nurse to refuse treatment to someone as you choose?
3. What does the ANA Code of Ethics say?
4. What resources do you have to help you make these decisions?

Case Study: Fever of Unknown Origin (FUO)

A 59-year-old woman with a history of Type II diabetes mellitus was found unconscious at home by her family members. In the emergency center, she was noted to have a temperature of 38.6°C, pulse rate of 112 beats/min, blood pressure of 96/50 mm Hg, and respiratory rate of 26 breaths/min. After 2L of normal saline, the patient became more alert and began to answer questions appropriately. Laboratory values reveal WBC 26,000 cells/mcL, hemoglobin 12 g/dL, normal platelet count, and a serum glucose level of 280 g/dL. An indwelling urinary catheter was placed and showed return of concentrated and cloudy urine. The urinalysis revealed 50 WBC per high power field. A CT scan of the abdomen without contrast revealed no free fluid in the abdomen and an inflamed right kidney with perinephric fat stranding. Shortly after the patient was transferred to the ICU, her nurse notifies you that her blood pressure is 78/50 mm Hg and heart rate is 120 beats/min.

1.   What is the most likely diagnosis?
2.   What are the priorities in this patient’s management?
3.   How would you monitor and support this patient’s status?

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• are typically initiated after the skin is pierced by thorns or other vegetative debris.

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• are fast moving and have short incubation periods.

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What is the proper way to diagnose if the patient has viral or bacterial pneumonia? Please provide an answer to all questions with a possible treatment plan of a hypothetical patient, you create. You are to state if the findings are viral or bacterial, sputum production and color, and how you would treat this patient?. bronchodilator therapy, chest therapy, etc.

How can integrative medicine be implemented in the training of biomedical professionals, in clinical settings, or the larger health care systems?

1. What are some of the pros and cons to the rise of medical information on the internet? How might the increased availability of private information about one’s personal medical treatment delegitimize the medical community? How might all of this be tied to the deprofessionalization of medicine? 2. Why do you think the United States is the only industrialized country to resist implementing a public/universal health care system? Since 2001, the United States government has spent nearly $7 trillion fighting the war on terror—nearly $1 billion per day. How could it be reasonably argued that if we can spend $1 billion per day for 18 years on a war, we cannot provide the most fundamental health resources for our citizens? 3. Do you think body modification is becoming more or less accepted in today’s society? What social factors might contribute to one’s decision to get liposuction or a breast augmentation? Why might these forces be critical to understanding and explaining the social trend of body modification in the United States? Is this experienced similarly across racial and gender lines? Explain.

1) Identify one chronic condition/ illness that can affect an individual and define the problem:
(minimum 50 words)
2) The impact of identified chronic condition / illness on individual, family and community:
(minimum 100 words):
Individual: ……………………
……3)…The role of nurse in coping with chronic illness, management and prevention of
complications(minimum 200 words):
……4) Reflection: (minimum 200 words
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Use the values provided to complete the questions below.

a. What values are out of range?

b. Are they high or low?

c. Which abnormal value concerns you the most?

d. What nursing assessments must you perform because of this?

e. What priority nursing intervention would you anticipate? Why?

In 300 words clearly state what the ethical course of action would be based on the information from this case study. Support that stance by using at least 3 different ethical concepts and or principles. You can only use a concept or principle once. Remember to use objectively (no personal opinions) and impartiality ( each person's needs and interests are given equal weight) when making and supporting your stance. Case study: Dr. Yee is a cardiologist. A 75-year-old patient in need of heart surgery has recently been referred to his practice. The patient is overweight and has known he was at risk for heart disease for years. Still, he never modified his diet or exercise despite his doctor’s recommendations. His poor health makes the surgery riskier and less likely to extend his life for long. Regardless, the patient would like Dr. Yee to perform the surgery. Dr. Yee needs to decide if he will operate or refuse the surgery to this patient. What should Dr. Yee do and why?