As a undergrad nursing student in the OB clinical how you complete the following reflective summary if it was yourself in clinical.

Answer the following questions related to the topic of fluids and electrolytes:

1. What are fluids and electrolytes? What are its main functions?

2. What are the laboratory tests that allow you to measure the levels of electrolytes in the blood?

3. What are the normal values for sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, and chlorine?

Which list of diseases describes those that are more commonly transmitted through contact transmission?

1. The common cold, pertussis (whooping cough), and COVID.

2. Strep throat, pneumonia, and influenza.

3. Herpes simplex virus, Staphylococcus Aureus, and C. Difficile.

4. Measles, Varicella and Tuberculosis.

Answer the following questions related to the topic of fluids and electrolytes:

1. Provide at least 5 examples of health conditions in which the patient has electrolyte disturbances.

2. Identify the nursing interventions to be carried out with patients with fluid and electrolyte imbalances.

Use your knowledge and understanding of the standards of SDMS to answer the following question.

As a sonographer, you have a patient scheduled for a carotid ultrasound tomorrow. You notice that this patient had this study done 3 months prior and it was normal. The order states the same indication as the previous order. You contact the ordering physician to inform them of the previous report and ask if there are any clinical changes to be aware of that would indicate the need for the study to be repeated. The physician tells you that the patient has no new symptoms, but her insurance will reimburse the practice for vascular studies every 3 months. Do you perform the study? Explain thoroughly why

Answer the following questions related to the topic of fluids and electrolytes:

1. Describe each of the following disorders including its signs and symptoms and treatment:
• Hypo / Hypernatremia
• Hypo / Hyperkalemia
• Hypo / Hypercalcemia
• Hypo / Hypermagnesemia
• Hypo / Hyperphosphatemia
• Hypo / Hyperchloremia

The American media presents the conflict in Syria as a sectarian conflict, meaning between Sunni and Shi'a Muslims. Argue against this oversimplification. Explain how the Syrian conflict is more complicated due to tribalism. In your post, give your own definition and understanding of tribalism.

The article "Deadly Choices at Memorial" recounts many ethically difficult situations faced by health care providers. Describe one of the scenarios where there was an ethically difficult situation. What were the two difficult choices? What ethical principles were at hand? What decision did the health care provider make? Lastly, if you were in that scenario, do you think you would have made the same decision? Please explain in 400 words.

use one illustration to explain public speaking in health delivery

explain how public speaking can improve the quality of your service in health delivery

A 7 year-old female patient is admitted to a local hospital for a greenstick radius break.  The break is repaired, the patient is sent home and receives a cast a few days later.  The patient arrives back at the hospital 20 days afterwards complaining of pain, swelling under the cast.  Upon removal of the cast, there is notable swelling, pus and a furuncle.

a.       What type of specimen should you collect?

b.      What type of instant test would you perform?

c.       If your clinic ran out of the instant tests, what lower cost method would you use to identify the species.

d.      What would be the typical course of treatment?

e.      Due to some cases of antibiotic resistant infections at the same hospital, the doctors want to use a specimen and test for antibiotic resistance. What test would you perform, and which antibiotics should the doctor avoid prescribing?

A 37 year-old male comes to a free clinic in the middle of a metropolitan city. He said he does not like to use free services, but he has a skin condition that won’t heal. The patient takes off his right shoe and the doctor believes it is necrotizing fasciitis. The patient said he had a bad case of froze bite over the winter, and it just will not heal.  

a.       What type of specimen should you collect?

b.      Why type of precautions should be made immediately?

c.       What is the species of bacteria that most likely caused this condition? What group is it in?

d.      Now that you know the species, how would you discern the strain?

e.      List one rapid test and one more traditional testing method?

At a PIT discussing improving hospital-initiated infection rates, somebody says, “We have the right protocols. What are the tools we have to improve compliance?” Your reply should address which of the following?

Group of answer choices

Training, reward, reminders, penalties

Training, reward, penalties

Training, reward, reminders

Training, reminders, penalties

True or false? The major characteristic of an HMO from a supply standpoint is that it is simultaneously responsible for health insurance and health care.

Analyze the issue of equity in the context of the American beliefs and values using concepts of market and social justice for the rationing of services.

1. Present your thesis statement based on your research using a full sentence.

2. Using a proper outline format, discuss 2 primary topics/issues,  based on supported content from your research. Single words/short phrases are not enough description; use full sentences.

3. Place journal references

Analyze the roles of health professionals for delivering health care.

1. Present your thesis statement based on your research using a full sentence.  

2. Using a proper outline format, discuss 2 primary topics/issues based on supported content from your research. Single words/short phrases are not enough description; use full sentences.

3. Present journal references