You are working in a senior center. The primary population served in this center are those who have suffered a stroke in the past and required some sort of rehabilitation during recovery. The clients may or may not still have some sort of neurological deficits (think eating, fine motor skills or mobility).   You have determined that this ADA risk test would be useful to use in your clinic. You will need to develop educational materials to be included in this risk reduction program. Describe two types of educational materials you will develop and why the materials are needed for this population.

What are community assets and needs? How were these determined? What different forms of sets and needs are present?

To Be Or Not To Be A Person
Think critically about your definition of a person.

• What does it mean to be a person?
  In other words, what are the essential characteristics or traits necessary for human personhood?
• There is a variety of scientific, philosophical, and religious assumptions about when a person starts.
  Select at least TWO of the following assumptions about the start of personhood and describe them in your initial post.
  Note: All assumptions and positions are welcomed and encouraged. However, DO NOT answer this question without drawing from one or more of the assigned readings or other reliable sources in support of your ideas.
  • Conception?
  • Gastrulation?
  • Implantation (around the 14th day?)
  • Fetal heartbeat (around 3-4 weeks)?
  • Viability (around the 23rd week)?
  • Birth?
  • The end of infancy?
• When does a person end? How do you know?
  

Quality of Life What do we mean by quality of life? Who should be able to define the quality of life when making an ethical decision? What is your personal definition of quality of life and how might that affect your decision-making on behalf of patients?

Why are Prophylactic Antibiotics Likely to Be given to a child with a Congenital Defect?

What 2 tips can a nurse educate parents of a child with Congenital Heart Disease and conserving the Child’s energy?

Children receiving Diuretics (Lasix, Furosemide, Bumex) must have their Serum

_______________________ monitored closely.

What should be explained to a parent about formula and milk intake during the first year of life?

Sickly Cell disease is most prevalent in people of _____________________or

_______________________descent

What is the difference between sickle cell trait and sickle cell disease?

Hemophilia A is caused by deficiency of_______________________while hemophilia B is an ______________________deficiency

The principal therapy for hemophilia is to prevent___________________by replacing the missing factor.

When bleeding does occur from minor trauma of a child with hemophilia, the traditional approach is to use these 4 steps:

The most common form of childhood cancer is______________________

List 5 side effects to chemotherapy:

Describe the preschooler’s response to the death of a sibling:

The primary fear of dying in children younger than 5 years of age concerns:

Children develop an understanding of death being permanent around age:

A 6year old child is brought to the emergency department by her parents in respiratory distress. the parents state this started right after eating sandwiches. They say this has never happened before. When asked what she ate, the mom says peanut butter jelly on whole wheat bread, celery and carrot sticks and chocolate milk. the physician is suspecting peanut allergy.

a) The mother states to you, the nurse, that she is very concerned because this has not happened before and the child eats peanut butter all the time. How should you respond?

b) identify some ways to determining if there is allergy to peanuts.

c) What are some nursing diagnoses that would be appropriate in this situation?

1.DEFINE and EXPLAIN THE FOLLOWING (TEACHING, TREATMENT, NURSING IMPLICATIONS) a.Amblyopia b.Celiac disease c.Cryptorchidism d.Cystic fibrosis e.Cleft lip and palate f.Encephalitis g.Hookworms h.Intussusception i.Kawasaki disease;

j.Kwashiorkor k.Leukemia l.Marasmus m.Meningitis n.Reye’s Syndrome o.Rheumatic carditis p.Rheumatic fever q.Rickets r.Scurvy s.Spina bifida t.Sickle cell crises vs sickle cell disease u.Tetralogy of Fallot

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1. List two effects your eating habits could have on your weight and overall health, over several months or years, if you significantly over-ate more than the recommended calorie level:

2. List at least two effects your eating habits could have on your weight and health, over several months or years, if you significantly ate less than the recommended calorie level:

3. List each fat-soluble vitamin and a possible health concern if you consistently consumed that vitamin

4. What are two foods that are good sources of Vitamin K? What are the health benefits of a diet adequate in Vitamin K?

5. Vitamin D can be made in the skin by exposure to sunlight and is found in foods. However, many people do not receive, or produce, adequate amounts of vitamin D for good health. Name three types of individuals who are likely to be vitamin D deficient and explain why they might be unable to make enough vitamin D from sunlight or why they may not receive adequate amounts from food:

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1. Fat-soluble vitamins require dietary fat to be optimally absorbed. If you ate a tossed salad, what could you include in the salad to help you absorb the fat-soluble vitamins?

2. Would you prefer to meet your nutrient needs with foods or supplements? What are the benefits of whole foods vs supplements?  

3. Do you think you could change your diet enough to meet the recommendations identified in the report? If not, explain why diet changes would not work for you. If so, what types of changes could you implement now to achieve 100% of your DRIs? Are there fortified or functional foods that could help you meet your needs?

Patrick is the primary carer for Sebastian, a young man who has complex care needs which are extremely time consuming. He needs full time supervision, medication management and must be turned in bed several times a night. Pahalk is a support worker who initially created an individual support plan for Sebastian and now provides ongoing support to the family. Patrick meets with Pahalk to talk about how the family is coping at present. Patrick tells Pahalk that he is finding the caring responsibilities challenging and that sometimes he gets very cross and angry. He explains that there have been times when he has left Sebastian unattended to go to the pub nearby and play the pokies. He explains that he does not gamble a lot but that it just gives him a short break and some relief from the demands of caring. Pahalk asks what happens when he feels angry at home and Patrick tells him that one day last week he had found himself thinking about hurting Sebastian. He did not hurt Sebastian but felt extremely ashamed of himself afterwards for even considering it. Patrick then breaks down and tells Pahalk that he is worried about whether he should continue caring for Sebastian at all. Pahalk provides care and reassurance and asks Patrick if he thinks it is still a possibility that he might try to harm Sebastian. Patrick tells Pahalk that he is worried every day that he might do something bad to Sebastian and that he does not know what to do. He asks Pahalk to promise not to tell anyone about what he has said.

Q1 : What are the issues that may impact on Patrick’s physical and emotional health and wellbeing? (Approx. 80 words).

Q2 : Outline Pahalk’s legal and ethical obligations with regard to their work role boundaries and limitations in this situation. (Approx. 100 words).

Explain the difference between the terms managed care, referral, prior authorization, and precertification regarding insurance plan requirements with an example provided for each. Cite references used.