Bipolar disorder is a mental illness marked by extreme shifts in mood. Symptoms can include an extremely elevated mood called mania. They can also include episodes of depression. Bipolar disorder is also known as bipolar disease or manic depression. (Health line, 2018).

People who suffer from this condition find it very frustrating and have a difficult time adjusting to daily life without treatment. They have episodes of mania and depression that can last weeks to months at a time. During the mania phase they are euphoric and do things to maximus level and the opposite during the depression phase.

In order to establish a therapeutic relationship with this type of disorder you have to be open minded and nonjudgmental. This way you can encourage treatment. Helping bipolar disorder patients includes teaching them what to expect during their phases and helping them be compliant with their treatment. Medications they will be on include anticonvulsants, antipsychotics, and SSRI’s which will help with treating their symptoms. They should also seek psychotherapy in order to be aware of their disorder.

Respond to the above post  and explain in 5 paragraph if you agree or disagree with how they would handle a client who was having those symptoms. If you do not agree with the post, please provide how they could have approached the client differently.

Ms. Nicolette Nevin, age 26, has been diagnosed as HIV positive. She asks, “Do I have AIDS, and am I going to die?”

1. As her nurse, what should you say to her?

2. When is the patient with HIV considered to have AIDS?

3. Ms. Nicolette is started on a combination of Sulfamethoxazole and Trimethoprim (TMP- SMX [Bactrim, Septra, Cotrim]) medication. Why?

Assess Mr. Glenn Birch height and weight. Calculate his BMI and % usual body weight. What would be a reasonable weight goal for Mr. Glenn Birch? Give your rationale for the method you used to determine the goals.

This is a middle-aged male, who presented recently to the Bariatric Center for evaluation and treatment of longstanding morbid obesity and associated comorbidities. He underwent standard bariatric evaluation, consults, diagnostics, and preoperative Medifast induced weight loss in anticipation of elective bariatric surgery.

45 years old

Admitted weight 375lbs

While admitted his weight was 360 lbs

Activity factor for the patient is 1.4-1.5 as he can do seated work with little movement, with little to no leisure.

Stress factor is 1.0-1.1

Please choose one capsule, gelatin coated, Timed-released or extended-release medication. Please give the name, purpose of medication and pros and cons of the medication. Why is it important that your medication be time released?  

Give an example of either a positive or negative experience regarding cultural competency in nursing that you have observed either in personal experience, or in clinical practice

Helen, a nursing student, needs to educate her client regarding his or her new diagnosis of type 2 diabetes. Her client is familiar with computers, and so Helen would like to both use written and incorporate the Internet as the educational resources she provides

1. What factors should Helen consider regarding the written information she provides her client?
2. How can Helen best prepare her client to use the Internet as a reliable source of health-related information?
3. What information concerning online support groups should Helen discuss with her client?

Part 2

As you analyze information security and confidentiality and its impact on health care, respond to the questions below.

Question #1

What are the differences between privacy and confidentiality?

Question #2

List three areas in a health care setting where you would expect to see information security.

what are the barriers to implementing effective public health policy?

What is Federal Regulation 483.10(d) and 483.10(d)(1)

What is Federal Regulation 483.10(i) and 483.10(j)?

I want project answer, thank you (:

case about (Diabetes)

• Clinical signs and symptoms
  • Objective
    • Physical assessment
    • Laboratory tests
    • Any diagnostic procedures
  • Subjective

A. In the community, the Personal Support Worker student is caring for Mr. McPhee who is a heavy gentleman with weakness in both legs. He requires assistance to stand and ambulate with a walker. What measures must the Personal Support Worker student take to ensure the safety of Mr. McPhee?

B. Mrs. Graham has been using a cane to assist with walking. She complains to you that she is feeling more unsteady when walking and is afraid of falling. What mobility aid would offer her more support? Why

C.    What would you do as a Personal Support Worker with this new information that you have gathered?

D. If an employer asks a PSW to take blood pressure, would the PSW do it without extra training? Explain why or why not?

Discuss the differences between periods of growth and period of maintenance throughout the lifecycle. Why is it important to understand and respond to the nutrient needs and demands throughout the human life span? Briefly identify how and why chronic disease starts in childhood?

Discuss myositis, the pathophysiology, causes, risk factors, clinical manifestations and the prognosis

1. Using the BROCA formula, calculate the WEIGHT RANGE for the following individuals (1 point each):

Shante (female) is 5’6

Denard (male) is 5’9

Chris (male) is 6’3

Janay (female) is 6’3

2. Using the BMR formula and the Harris Benedict Formula calculate the caloric needs (BMR) for the following individuals (2 points each):

Kiera (female), 5’5, 140 lbs, 23 years old

Richard (male), 6’1, 250 lbs, 45 years old, sedentary

Ashley (female), 5’4, 115 lbs, 20 years old, extra active

All health care providers report diagnoses of diabetes. What best describes this type of surveillance? (choose one)

If you compared the odds of a disease for a cohort of people exposed to some type of environmental agent, relative to a cohort of similar people who were not exposed, what would an odds ratio of 0.2 with a statistically significant p-value (p-value<0.05) represent? (Select the best ONE)

The odds ratio for people with ischemic heart disease not taking calcium supplements compared to people taking calcium supplements is 0.67. What is the odds ratio for ischemic heart disease in people taking calcium supplements compared to people not taking calcium supplements? (choose one)

An observational study is being designed to assess the association of alcohol intake with cardiovascular disease. Which of the following factors is likely to be a confounder? (choose one)