Self Care:
What does self-care mean to you? What do you do for self-care? What do you think you could do better? How do boundaries play a part in self-care?
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For this task, you are to write a report about a time you have provided individualized support to a client in the community services industry. If you have not provided individualized support for a client in the community services industry, please complete this in conjunction with your observation task. Your report must include details on the following: a. How you provided support services for the client, including: i. What you did to prepare for the support activities, include information regarding assembling and required equipment ii. How you developed and maintained trust with the client iii. What methods you used to show respect to all involved throughout the process iv. If you sought any assistance throughout delivering the support
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Lack of places to sit and relax has been a problem in Ibri College of Technology for many students. They find it difficult to choose a place in their breaks where they can sit after a class or while waiting for their next class. Write a recommendation report to Dr Hamdan Al Manthari based on the problem given. Your report should have a heading, introduction, discussion of recommendations and a conclusion. Give your report a title.
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(Nutrition/Diet).We live in an environment where it is easy to consume too many unhealthy Kcals while being sedentary. What specific, practical, simple strategies for managing this obesogenic environment could one suggest to clients?
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1. What is Myasthenia Gravis?
2.What body parts does Myasthenia Gravis affect most?
3. What neurotransmitter is blocked and how?
4. Describe the symptoms of Myasthenia Gravis
5. What is the treatment for Myasthenia Gravis?
6. Describe the nurse interventions for Myasthenia Gravis1. What is
Myasthenia Gravis?
2.What body parts does Myasthenia Gravis affect most?
3. What neurotransmitter is blocked and how?
4. Describe the symptoms of Myasthenia Gravis
5. What is the treatment for Myasthenia Gravis?
6. Describe the nurse interventions for Myasthenia Gravis
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Obtain at least three test methods for Covid-19 and obtain their sensitivity or specificity. You will need to research different sources from testing companies or independent tests. Which one would you recommend for your community?
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Which one is a correct answer and explain in detail.
I hope to receive a new and better answer because there is answer for this question has posted but it was wrong.
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CASE STUDY
Christopher aged 12 (White UK), Amy aged 8 (dual heritage Caribbean/White UK) and Kerry aged 3(dual heritage Caribbean/White UK) have been removed from their mother (White UK) who is an alcoholic and who attacked Christopher in a drunken rage after Amy disclosed sexual interference by him.
The children do not have the same father and Kerry’s father, Andy (UK born Caribbean) recently left the family home after social services discovered he has sexual offences against children. (This was brought to light when Andy’s other child Mary aged 14 went to social services and informed them about her father and abuse in the family. This is the basis of the previous task above). Their maternal grandfather (White UK), is also a sex offender and it is suspected that he has had unsupervised contact with the children. The maternal grandmother (White Irish), suffered from psychotic illness throughout her life and is currently in hospital.
Amy and Kerry are also displaying sexualised behaviour and Christopher is vey aggressive. He has bitten the foster carer and has been excluded from school for hitting other children and sexual interference with another child.
Amy and Christopher are not doing well in school in any event. They are not learning and are shunned by the other children. The foster care finds faeces about the house and suspects it is Christopher, who has also been discovered hording food in his bedroom.
Kerry is showing signs of developmental delay. She does not give eye contact, she head bangs and does not like to be touched. She was extremely distraught to be removed from her mother and absolutely will not accept comfort from the foster carer, but occasionally will do so from Christopher and Amy.
USING THE SYSTEMIC THEORY AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BELOW
1. An exploration of the risk factors in the case scenario with reference to the appropriate literature on risk, safeguarding and assessment.
2, A consideration of the legal and ethical issues that arise from this case
3. A critical exploration of one method of intervention that might be appropriate to use with this family and a consideration of its relative strengths and limitations
4, A critical exploration of one theory or perspective that might help social workers understand individual family members or the family as a whole, and their particular circumstances
5. A critical exploration of the family’s cultural background and the impact of any structural oppression and discrimination
6. A consideration of any value issues this case raises for you
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What is the diagnostic procedure for glucose tolerance?
ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATE:Diagnostic Procedure
STUDENT NAME _____________________________________
PROCEDURE NAME ____________________________________________________________________ REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER ___________
Description of Procedure |
Indications |
Interpretation of Findings. |
CONSIDERATIONS |
Nursing Interventions (pre, intra, post) |
Potential Complications. |
Client Education |
Nursing Interventions. |
ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATES TherapeuTic procedure A3
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What is the distribution of the various immunoglobulins in an adult versus a fetus
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How do the immunoglobulins “cooperate” with complement to clear a pathogen
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