State the Etiology, Prognosis, and Complications for Spinal Cord Injury, Dementia and Acquired Brain Injury.

State the Etiology, Prognosis, and Complications for Spina bifida, sensory processing disorder and hoarding disorder.

Question: In 400 words, Using ethical principles in your arguments, discuss if your believe those who assist  patients to commit Physician Assisted Suicide  were acting in an ethical manner or not. Make sure that you refer to the ethical issues as concerning Physician Assisted Suicide?

ctivity “Name. take a nature walk__________________________

Curriculum Area __exploration plan on science

my teacher give us to choose activity to teach children about plan on science , and i chose this activity TAKE A NATURE WALK to children to teach them science plan

then my teacher ask me this question

1. How will this plan support the current emerging curriculum?
2. Explain the actual procedure of your activity, including a list of the materials and equipment required. What will you be doing during the activity; what will children be doing
3. Describe the set-up, including furniture arrangement, # of children

can you help with those question please

Discuss the types of digital tools used in contact tracing for COVID-19? A minimum of at least  200 words is required.

1. Discuss the adequacy of mental health services in the United States and provide examples to support your viewpoint.

Discuss the problems involved in medication reconciliation, and whether they think the EHRs can solve the problem.

Nursing education is adopting e-learning and simulation experiences for the students. Two junior-level nursing students, Gene and Linda, are discussing the merits of this type of nursing-focused learning.

1. What pros and cons will Gene identify associated with e-learning?
2. How will Linda identify the different types of simulations and the impact they have on nursing education?

• Apply principles of empowerment and give specific examples of how you would empower your staff.
• What ideas do you have about using performance appraisals to empower staff?
• How might you empower their decision-making?
• What other ideas do you have that would help staff reach their full potential?

In "a beatiful mind film", what are John Nash’s priority problems and appropriate nursing diagnosis to address these problems? What nursing actions should you take to address the client’s priority nursing diagnosis?

• How preventing childhood obesity relates to one of the Healthy People 2020 goals and/or objectives.
• Why is health promotion and disease prevention so important in nursing practice?
• Do you envision any future opportunities to expand your Community Health project?
• Give an overview of your community's health promotion or disease prevention offerings. Pick one of the Healthy People goals and evaluate your community's efforts towards this goal.

• Is it ethical for the nurse to shift from “patient-centered care” to emphasizing the “public good” during a crisis? Why or why not?
• How would you respond if you were caring for a patient with COVID-19 whose death was imminent? Would you enter the room? Why or why not?
• In a crisis, PPE is being used differently from manufacturers’ recommendation. Does the nurse have the right to refuse an assignment if they believe that the PPE may be inadequate because it may be used in an unsafe manner?
• What additional moral/ethical concerns does the nurse need to consider if a patient codes while being treated for COVID-19?

Patient S is a white woman, 43 years of age, and mother of three small children. She has a long-standing history of significant obesity with little success in dieting over the years. At 5'3", she is obese, weighing 220 pounds. Her fat distribution is "apple-shaped" and consequently, her waist-hip ratio is more than the 0.8 normal range. In addition, Patient S lives a fairly sedentary lifestyle and does not have a regular exercise program. Her dietary habits do not take into account basic recommendations for cardiac nutrition.

Patient S has a previous history of MI 1 year ago. Today she presents to the ER with complaints of chest pain and nausea. Her ECG is unremarkable, she has an elevated troponin with ongoing intermittent left side chest pain that she describes as "sharp and intermittent".

She reports that she did not comply to the cardiac rehab program post cardiac event 1 year ago stating, "I have been lethargic and unmotivated since then". The patient goes on to tell you that she has been unable to return to work due to ongoing symptoms of depression. Patient S is not seeing a psychiatrist in the community. She is not taking any medication currently. She reports her symptoms of depression that surfaced following her MI have been persistent but have not worsened over time.

What is the priority nursing intervention at this point?

1. Patient S is a white woman, 43 years of age, and mother of three small children. She has a long-standing history of significant obesity with little success in dieting over the years. At 5'3", she is obese, weighing 220 pounds. Her fat distribution is "apple-shaped" and consequently, her waist-hip ratio is more than the 0.8 normal range. In addition, Patient S lives a fairly sedentary lifestyle and does not have a regular exercise program. Her dietary habits do not take into account basic recommendations for cardiac nutrition.

   Patient S has a previous history of MI 1 year ago. Today she presents to the ER with complaints of chest pain and nausea. Her ECG is unremarkable, she has an elevated troponin with ongoing intermittent left side chest pain that she describes as "sharp and intermittent".

   She reports that she did not comply to the cardiac rehab program post cardiac event 1 year ago stating, "I have been lethargic and unmotivated since then". The patient goes on to tell you that she has been unable to return to work due to ongoing symptoms of depression. Patient S is not seeing a psychiatrist in the community. She is not taking any medication currently. She reports her symptoms of depression that surfaced following her MI have been persistent but have not worsened over time.

   What is the priority nursing intervention at this point?

2. Although patient S did not fully commit to the cardiac rehab program in the past what is one nursing intervention that may assist her currently?

   	1.	Offer individual and small group education and counseling regarding adjustment to heart disease
   	2.	Suggest she get more exercise in on a daily basis
   	3.	Encourage Mrs. M to return to work
   	4.	Teach Mrs M. how to assess her blood pressure and heart rate at home

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QUESTION 3

1. Cardiac rehab includes education, exercise and counseling for both patients whom have had a cardiac event and those at risk. Which category does this patient fall into?

   	1.	None of the cardiac categories
   	2.	Lower-risk following an acute cardiac event
   	3.	No prior event but unfavorable risk profile
   	4.	Patient with stable heart failure Cardiac rehab is contraindicated for patients 1. with severe residual angina 2. who have an elevated troponin 3. who are obese 4. post cardiac bypass 2 points    QUESTION 5 Identify the priority cardiac risk factor in this case study. 1. Patient S is 43 years of age 2. Patient S is obese with "apple-shaped" fat distribution 3. Patient S does not eat many vegetables 4. Patient S is a Caucasian female

2. Mrs. S is learning about how to exercise cardiac event. Which of the following statements is accurate?

   	1.	Exercise post cardiac event should commence once the patient is discharged home
   	2.	An exercise schedule will be prescribed based on the cardiac event.
   	3.	The exercise a patient is prescribed is largely based on their previous level of activity
   	4.	Exercise is not recommended for at least 1 month post bypass surgery.

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   QUESTION 7

4. What are the two forms of exercise tests performed in patients following an acute cardiac event?

   	1.	Walking and running test
   	2.	Pace and Trace test
   	3.	Submaximal and symptom-limited exercise testing
   	4.	Stress test

5. What is the best definition of functional capacity?

   	1.	Maximum ability of the heart and lungs to deliver oxygen and the ability of the muscles to extract it.
   	2.	The patients ability to exercise on a regular basis
   	3.	The patients ability to complete prescribed exercise without assistance
   	4.	The patients capacity to reduce overall cardiac risk

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   QUESTION 9

7. What is the definition of Myocardial Ischemia?

   	1.	A cardiac event involving an area of the myocardium
   	2.	A heart attack
   	3.	A cardiac event that may limit a patients exertional capacity by causing limiting angina, dyspnea, or fatigue.
   	4.	Chest pain not yet diagnosed What is the purpose of risk stratifcation? 1. To identify those in need of cardiac rehab services. 2. Assists patients in understanding how to function optimally post cardiac event. 3. Serves as the basis of individualizing the prescription of exercise training and for assessing the need and extent of supervision required. 4. Helps the patient return to work safely.