Describe How nebulizer and inhaler assist with medication management for asthma?

It had only been a week ago that Janie had been so excited about being hired for her first job as a medical assistant at the women's wellness clinic in town. During her interview, the office manager had asked her several questions pertaining to injection skills and her ability to handle upset or angry patients. Janie felt that she had given suitable answers to all the interviewer's questions. When asked if Janie had any questions, she had asked about several policies that the clinic had in place for their employees, such as workplace attire, company sick days, and weekend work schedules.

Now, just 1 week into her new job, Janie feels completely unprepared to handle the situation that now confronts her. To her dismay, she learns that the clinic routinely performs legal abortions. A devout Catholic, Janie had not thought about the clinic performing abortions nor the fact that, as an employee, she would be called upon to be a participant in the process. What should Janie have done differently? What should she do now?

You witness a middle-aged, obese male pedestrian collapse on an escalator in an airport. He is clutching his chest and slumps over on the person behind him. The bystander places him on the floor at the end of the down-moving escalator track. As a first responder certified in ACLS, which of the following is your first course of action?

A) Check the patient for head injury

B) Check the patient for spinal injury

C) Check for the pulse

D) start CPR

You start high-quality CPR at a rate of 100-120 compressions per minute. The AED arrives moments later. You open the man's shirt to find a copious amount of thick hair covering his chest and he is damp with sweat. The AED cannot get a good signal through the pads because of the hair, even though you have pressed them down very hard. What is your next action?

A) do not use the AED

B) raze the patient chest

C) rip the pads off the man's chest and apply new pads in the same location.

D) Apply the pads in a different area.

The pads are working properly and a shock is delivered. What is your first action now?

A) check for the pulse

B) try to wake up the patient

C ) resume high quality CPR

D) administers epinephrine

What is the recommended dosage of epinephrine during a cardiac arrest?

What does it mean check for H & T during a cardiac arrest ?

A Khadijah 24-year-old university student experienced flank pains and change urinary pattern and was detained at the medical emergency. The physician diagnosed her of nephrotic syndrome

A. Explain the term nephrotic syndrome to a second-year nursing student

B. State SIX (6) clinical manifestations of nephrotic syndrome

C. Describe the nursing management of a client with nephrotic syndrome

This is a term pregnancy, 40 weeks GA, amniotic fluid is clear, singleton; for emergency cesarean birth due to prolonged fetal bradycardia. Mom is in labor for about 8 hrs. Variability started to decrease with some decelerations and the HR went down due to prolonged deceleration. OB team able to back up HR to 70 bpm. Delivery C/S is imminent. You may need additional team members to come in and help resuscitate the baby. Also, additional equipment and supplies may be needed.

Mention at least 6 things that you will do the most for this patient.

What are important questions to ask when paged for this delivery?

Once the baby is delivered, what is the first thing you do?

What is the targeted pre-ductal SpO₂after birth?

What are some corrective steps you can take when resuscitating a newborn?

create a foreground PICO question on any topic related to health risks, health prevention or nursing practice

For a literature review what is the best way to organize and evaluate the reviewed literature? Where do you start and how can you determine the strongest findings?

1. How do cultural, ethnic, and/or religious factors impact a persons’ nutritional status? 2. How will you ensure that any nutritional education and/or resources are culturally/linguistically appropriate for each patient? 3. What additional health problems can occur as the result of malnutrition?

1.When the 12 Lead ECG is completed where would the nurse place the V1 electrode?2.What lab tests were used to confirm the client had a STEMI in addition to the ECG? Give the name of the test and the normal levels.

3.Your client has a total cholesterol level of 396. The client has LDL of 175 and HDLs of 26. Explain what this means and how you will educate them to start changing their behaviors.

4.The physician has scheduled the client for cardiac catheterization, why is this an appropriate test for Ms. Quinn?

5.Would a client need to sign an informed consent for cardiac catheterization? Why or why not? What is the nurse’s role in obtaining informed consent?

6.The client asks you, “Do I have Atherosclerosis or Arteriosclerosis?” Explain your answer.

7.The cardiac catheterization results show the client has triple vessel disease. What will be next in the client’s treatment?

8.The client is being discharged to a rehabilitation center. If you are a nurse in the rehabilitation center what body system is most important to monitor after the client’s procedure completed in Question 7?

Question 1: Create a table for the different stages of chronic kidney disease and the signs and/or symptoms for each stage.

Question 2: When doing a vital signs assessment on your patient with a fistula in their right arm, which arm would you put the blood pressure cuff on? Why?

Question 3: Is there anything in particular you need to assess with someone who has a fistula?

Question 1: Develop a one day meal plan for your hemodialysis patient. (You just need to list the foods they would eat for the day.)

Question 2: What are some important considerations when meal planning for a hemodialysis patient?

Question 3: Develop a one day meal plan for your peritoneal dialysis patient. (You just need to list the foods they would eat for the day.)

Question 4: a) What are some important considerations when meal planning for a peritoneal dialysis patient? b) Who has to keep a stricter diet, a peritoneal dialysis or a hemodialysis patient? Why do you think that is?

You are

. . . a physician’s assistant (PA) in the Genetic Counseling Clinic at Fulwood Medical Center.

Your patient is

. . . Mrs. Patricia Bennet, a 52-year-old office manager with two daughters, aged 30 and 25. Mrs. Bennett’s sister, aged 55, recently had a mastectomy for breast cancer and is now receiving chemotherapy. Their mother died of ovarian cancer in her late fifties.

1. Bennet wants to know her risk for breast or ovarian cancer, what she can do to prevent it, and what her daughters’ risks are?

what does pain assessments have to do with medication safety in the hospital?