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Your protocols call for a dopamine infusion beginning at 5 micrograms per kilogram per minute. You estimate that your patient weighs 190 pounds. Using a standard dopamine concentration of 800 mg in 500 mL, at what drip rate (in drops/minute) will you need to administer the infusion using micro-drip tubing?
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Compare and contrast three areas where leadership is displayed by Tony Stark (Iron Man) and Steve Rogers (Captain America) and how their behavior explains their leadership styles
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name the three general reasons why a client can be involuntary
committed to a mental health facility. can the client who is
admitted involuntarily refuse treatment ? why or why not
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1. In your opinion, can culture bound syndromes tie into medical diagnoses? Explain how they can or cannot.
2. Knowing this information, how can you be sensitive to a patients belief in a culture bound syndrome as opposed to a medical diagnosis?
3. Do you have any experience with the culture bound syndromes discussed here or other culture bound syndromes? What was/are those experiences?
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For Information Cards Part 6, create an information card for each of the following medications (8 total):
1.Tetracaine
2.Albuterol
3.Dantrolene sodium
4.Sodium bicarbonate
5.Vasopressin
Each Pharmacology Information Card should focus on a single medication used in the surgical environment and must contain the following information:
Generic name/Brand name(s)
Indications and usage
Classification schedule
Dosage forms
Adverse reactions/side effects
APA formatted credible source(s)
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In the table below, list three (3) benefits that networking and
collaboration can bring to the following:
⦁ clients
⦁ an aged care organisation, and
⦁ an individual support worker
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MUSCULO-SKELETAL SYSTEM
1. List down interventions/strategies for Fall Prevention.
2. What are the effects of aging on musculoskeletal function?
3. Management for the following problems in musculoskeletal system.
a. Osteoporosis
b. Rheumatoid Arthritis
c. Gout
d. Osteoarthritis
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Discussion
1) Which is more important, knowing blood type or knowing cholesterol level?
2) What is the difference between blood chemistry and blood serum?
3) How does diet affect the course of diabetes mellitus and coronary heart disease?
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From the Affordable Care Act and Payment Reform, What is the Supreme Court and it's decision on the constitutionality of the law. What do you think the outcome will be in the future and why? please write a reflection no fewer than 200 words.
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Jan is a 28-year-old Clinical Laboratory Science college student. She is married and has 3 young children. She leads a very stressful life and has a history of stomach ulcers. Jan has been on the following medications for many years:
She is concerned because her mother developed osteoporosis at a young age and is worried she may develop the same condition. Is she a candidate to develop the disease based upon this information given?
Please select the single best answer
| No, she appears to be healthy | |
| Yes, her medication use is setting her up for decreased calcium absorption which may decrease bone mass. | |
| No, her mothers history does not play a role as osteoporosis is not known to be hereditary | |
| Yes, her young age and 3 pregnancies puts her at significant risk. |
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A pain management patient has been prescribed hydrocodone. His most recent drug test shows hydrocodone at 145 ng/mL and hydromorphone at 550 ng/mL. Hydromorphone is a metabolite of hydrocodone and is generally detected at a concentration lower than hydrocodone. Assuming the patient is taking his prescription as prescribed, what is the most reasonable explanation for the discrepancy seen in these results?
Please select the single best answer
| The patient is taking Lexapro, an SSRI that is known to inhibit CYP enzymes. | |
| The patient is using Capsaican, an inhibitor of CYP enzymes. | |
| The patient is taking dexamethasone, a corticosteroid known to induce CYP enzymes. | |
| The patient has been eating Brussel sprouts, an inducer of CYP enzymes. |
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Which of the following statements are true relative to non-specific dyes used for detection in the RT-PCR procedure? More than one answer may be correct.
More than one answer is correct. Please select all correct answers
| These dyes are fluorescent and bind to all pieces of double-stranded DNA. | |
| SYBR green is an example of a non-specific dye. | |
| TaqMan is a widely-used, non-specific dye technique employing a cyanine dye. | |
| Non-specific dyes can potentially cause inaccurate quantification. |
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11 year old complains of wheezing and shortness of breathe when playing baseball and symptoms improve with rest. neighbors have cats and his alergic to cat dander. Explain the cardiovascular and cardiopulmonary pathophysiologic processes that result in the patient presenting with these symptoms. Any racial and ethical variables that may impact physiological functioning. How these processes interact to ffect the patient.
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Construct an original table summarizing the characteristics for each of the anemias.
Hereditary Spherocytosis
Hereditary Elliptocytosis
Hereditary Pyropoikilocytosis
Southeast Asian Ovalocytosis
Hereditary Stomatocytosis
Hereditary Xerocytosis
Include in the table the following: 1.Cause,
2 Effect
3. Morphology of peripheral
4. bloo4d Lab testing for differential diagnosis
5. Patient symptoms Treatment
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The patient is a 17 year old female who arrives to the emergency department in active labor with a questionable past of obstetrical history. she indicates that she has had no prenatal care, does not remember her last menstruation period and is evasive if this is her first pregnancy. Blood work indicates she is Rh negative.
A) What are some concerns you as her nurse should be prepared for?
B) What teaching does this patient need?
C) What are the expected outcomes for this patients?
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