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Question 2: What are the 3 essential components of hand hygiene? Discuss when you should use...

Question 2: What are the 3 essential components of hand hygiene? Discuss when you should use soap and water vs. hand sanitizer.

Question 3: Discuss and define practices that maintain a sterile field.

Question 4: Culture is an important factor to consider for nurses, especially when it comes to diet. Explain vegan options for patients who need to increase protein.

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Write some outside metarial as same as this article "A life course approach to chronic disease...

Write some outside metarial as same as this article "A life course approach to chronic disease epidemiology: conceptual models, empirical challenges and interdisciplinary perspectives" by Yoav Ben-Shlomo, Diana Kuh. And Explain how this article can be related to our life.

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Look for an accomplished research work about the “Importance of blood donation”. Include the references, Thank...

Look for an accomplished research work about the “Importance of blood donation”. Include the references, Thank you!

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The legal environment affects the healthcare workplace in many ways. Choose one of the following topics:...

The legal environment affects the healthcare workplace in many ways. Choose one of the following topics: 1) sexual harassment in the healthcare workplace, 2) family leave, 3) discrimination in the healthcare workplace in regards to the Americans with Disabilities Act, or 4) wage and hour issues in the healthcare workplace. Conduct an online search for information on recent court cases pertaining to the topic chosen. For the same topic, report your findings. Include the name of the case, a brief summary (in your own words) of the case, its outcome, and state your reaction, opinion, or insight of the subject matter.

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Dealing with Different Types of Urinalysis (Critical Thinking Application) 1. "The requisitions accompanying the urine specimens...

Dealing with Different Types of Urinalysis (Critical Thinking Application)

1. "The requisitions accompanying the urine specimens indicate that all three require a UA. Rosa performs the physical analysis and notes that Mrs. Carpenter's urine, which requires the pregnancy test, is amber, whereas the other two specimens are pale yellow. What are possible explanations for Rosa's observations? Should Rosa be concerned about the darker color of Mrs. Carpenter's urine? Should she document this in the patient's electronic health record (EHR) so that Dr. Hill is alerted?

2. Ms. Hillman's urine is turbid, whereas Mr. Parks's urine is clear. What might be causing the cloudiness in Ms. Hillman's urine? Is a cloudy urine cause for concern?"

When performing a urine test, what are some of signs that you must look for? Is the colour of the urine important? Should it be recorded? What are some of the other indicators (signs and smells) that might indicate problems patient might have?


*Student demonstrates full understanding of urinalysis ans types of tests

*Student recognizes and is able to differentiate between normal urine and abnormal urine.

Please include sources/in-text citations/references

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You answer a patient’s call light on the medical/surgical unit where you work. The patient complains...

You answer a patient’s call light on the medical/surgical unit where you work. The patient complains of a sudden onset of “palpitations” and “lightheadedness.” Reviewing the bedside cardiac monitor, you see that the patient has a new onset of atrial flutter with a heart rate of 145 bpm.

a. Prior to contacting the primary provider, what other assessment information would you obtain?

b. What interventions do you anticipate? Describe the rationale for each.

c. Describe the “criteria” for identifying atrial flutter.

f.      Describe the differences between synchronized and unsynchronized cardioversion.

g.     Describe indicators for cardioversion (synchronized and unsynchronized).

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A 35-year-old mother of two grade school-aged children who is in the midst of a contentious...

A 35-year-old mother of two grade school-aged children who is in the midst of a contentious divorce presents to the clinic where you work. She tells you that yesterday when she got home from work, she was bending over to put laundry in the washer and she suddenly felt her “heart racing, pounding” in her chest. She also tells you that her skin was cool and clammy. She rested and eventually her symptoms resolved.

a. Describe the possible causes of these symptoms.

b. Identify key factors that you would want to include in your assessment to identify the cause of these symptoms.

c. Describe what may be included in education for this patient.

d. Describe possible nursing interventions for this patient.

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Imagine This Larry Burton and his wife Marjorie want to have a baby; however, after several...

Imagine This

Larry Burton and his wife Marjorie want to have a baby; however, after several years of trying, Marjorie has not been able to get pregnant. One of Marjorie's friends suggested the try in vitro fertilization (IVF), because she was successful in having a child with this method. "isn't that expensive" ? Marjorie asked. "oh our insurance paid for 80% of the cost,'' her friend responded. What might Larry and Marjorie consider as fa as insurance coverage before undergoing IVF?

Please answer the following questions and post your answer in the reply box. Your initial post must be at least 100 words or more.

1. What is IVF

2. What 2 types of concerns or questions will the couple need to consider before undergoing IVF. List at least 2 concerns and how would they affect the couple's decision in moving forward with the procedure?

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When performing a stress eco, what effect does the dobutamine have on the heart? What pertinent...

  1. When performing a stress eco, what effect does the dobutamine have on the heart?
  2. What pertinent adverse effects would you want to watch for during the exam?
  3. Should your patient experience those effects, what action would you take and why?

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Critical Thinking Application Michael Sherman, an elderly patient, called to make an appointment, but was unsure...

Critical Thinking Application
Michael Sherman, an elderly patient, called to make an appointment, but was unsure what his benefits were. How can Jodie find out what benefits he qualifies for? Is it appropriate for Jodie to educate Michael on his health insurance benefits? Why or why not?

Consider that Michael Sherman is a Canadian resident living in your home province(Alberta). Your response should be one page, single spaced with double spaces in between each paragraph. Each question should be answered.

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Compare (in your own words) the differences between Canada’s Health System and The United States. What...

Compare (in your own words) the differences between Canada’s Health System and The United States.

What are some differences and similarities?
How do provinces deal with different system of health care?
Are all Provinces the same or some are familiar to the American medical system?
Your response should be one page, single spaced with double spaces in between each paragraph. Each question must be answered.

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Drug: labetalol Molecular target(s) of the drug? Is the drug a receptor agonist? If yes, what...

Drug: labetalol

Molecular target(s) of the drug?

Is the drug a receptor agonist? If yes, what receptor(s)?

Is the drug a receptor antagonist? If yes, what receptor(s)

Does the drug cause vascular smooth muscle contraction or relaxation?

Will the drug inhibit a vascular smooth muscle contraction induced by phenylephrine?

If yes, the action via which one of the following three mechanisms:

(1) the drug inhibits the binding of phenylephrine to its receptor; OR

(2) the drug inhibits the signal transduction induced by phenylephrine; OR

(3) the drug causes vasodilation.

Will the drug inhibit a vascular smooth muscle contraction induced by angiotensin II?

If yes, the action via which one of the following three mechanisms:

(1) the drug inhibits the binding of angiotensin II to its receptor; OR

(2) the drug inhibits the signal transduction induced by angiotensin II; OR

(3) the drug causes vasodilation.

Drug: celiprolol.

Molecular target(s) of the drug?

Is the drug a receptor agonist? If yes, what receptor(s)?

Is the drug a receptor antagonist? If yes, what receptor(s)

Does the drug cause vascular smooth muscle contraction or relaxation?

Will the drug inhibit a vascular smooth muscle contraction induced by phenylephrine?

If yes, the action via which one of the following three mechanisms:

(1) the drug inhibits the binding of phenylephrine to its receptor; OR

(2) the drug inhibits the signal transduction induced by phenylephrine; OR

(3) the drug causes vasodilation.

Will the drug inhibit a vascular smooth muscle contraction induced by angiotensin II?

If yes, the action via which one of the following three mechanisms:

(1) the drug inhibits the binding of angiotensin II to its receptor; OR

(2) the drug inhibits the signal transduction induced by angiotensin II; OR

(3) the drug causes vasodilation.

Drug: clonidine

Molecular target(s) of the drug?

Is the drug a receptor agonist? If yes, what receptor(s)?

Is the drug a receptor antagonist? If yes, what receptor(s)

Does the drug cause vascular smooth muscle contraction or relaxation?

Will the drug inhibit a vascular smooth muscle contraction induced by phenylephrine?

If yes, the action via which one of the following three mechanisms:

(1) the drug inhibits the binding of phenylephrine to its receptor; OR

(2) the drug inhibits the signal transduction induced by phenylephrine; OR

(3) the drug causes vasodilation.

Will the drug inhibit a vascular smooth muscle contraction induced by angiotensin II?

If yes, the action via which one of the following three mechanisms:

(1) the drug inhibits the binding of angiotensin II to its receptor; OR

(2) the drug inhibits the signal transduction induced by angiotensin II; OR

(3) the drug causes vasodilation.

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How did business and government use the concept of personal liberty to attack unions and the...

How did business and government use the concept of personal liberty to attack unions and the freedoms of American labor?

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Forum 1-1: The Spirit Catches You And You Fall Down Please use this forum space to...

Forum 1-1: The Spirit Catches You And You Fall Down

Please use this forum space to address each of the following questions, based upon the assigned reading from the text:

  1. What do you think of traditional Hmong birth practices? (pp. 3-5) and how are those practices similar to or different from the techniques employed when Lia was born? (p. 7
  2. How do Hmong and American birth practices most differ, in your view?
  3. How might what you have read in the opening pages of this text impact your life and/or professional practice

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chapter 34 pharmacology 1. explain the meaning of normal bowel habits and describe the underlying causes...

chapter 34 pharmacology

1. explain the meaning of normal bowel habits and describe the underlying causes of constipation.
2. identify the mechanism of action for the different classes of laxatives and describe medical conditions in which laxatives should not be used.
3. cite 9 causes of diarrhea
4. differentiate between locally acting and systemically acting antidiarrheal agents
5. describe nursing assessments beeded to evaluate the patients state of hydration when suffering from either consitipation or dehydration and identify electrolytes that should be monitered whenever prolonged or sever diarrhea is present.
6. cite conditions that generally respond favorably to antidiarrheal agents.

Hi someone had already helped me with these but they were hand written and very hard to read so ill appriciate the help again. Thank you i only post the objectives because they are the ones i need the most help with thank you again!!!

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