Discuss the ANA code of ethics for nurses provisions vital to professional nurses, And discuss provisions vital to nurse administrators to apply as leaders in the healthcare organization?

You are referred a 49-year-old male for on-going care after having suffered an Acute Myocardial Infarction. The notes from the cardiologist states the patient is apparently not hypercholesterolemia but is somewhat obese and his father died of a ‘heart attack’ at 59 years of age. On clinical examination you confirm the obesity (BMI = 31), the patients BP is 165 /105 mmHg, he admits to smoking between 20 and 30cigarettes a day until his AMI, but no overt evidence of hyperlipidemia is detected. Other than his father there is no clear history of premature CAD in his family. A fasting cholesterol is 5.2 mmol/l,HDL-C 0.8 mmol/l, trigs 2.7 mmol/l.

      i. Discuss the LP profile in terms of its risk potential and causation.
      ii. Discuss the overall risk of the patient.
     iii. Discuss what other laboratory determination(s) may be useful in assessing this patient.

Analyze the importance of kangaroo care, the benefits and any contraindications, and describe a plan of care for the family who chooses to employ KC

Using the nursing process as a framework, plan the care of a client with Allergic skin condition (Atopic Dermatitis/Eczema/contact dermatitis) .Infectious skin condition

a.Bacterial

b.Fungal

c.viral

1. What three phases of clinical drug testing are required before a new drug application can be approved?

A. On which of the five schedules is each of these drugs listed: heroin, marijuana, cocaine, and methamphetamine?

B. What are the important difference between a Schedule I and Schedule II controlled substance?

wellness/stress management workaholic corporate boss working 12 to 16 hours days, with a sedentary life, poor diet, identify the problems, assess health implications of the problems, identify resources available to support an individual in that circumstance, and develop a plan to improve overall wellness.

Review of literature on adult asthma care .
choose the content from any scholary article.

Thank you.

What is the purpose of statutory consent?

. A 58-year old Native American presents in the Mercy emergency room with headache, irritability, generalized muscle pain and uncontrollable back spasms. He has become very restless and worried because he has had the back spasms all through his court case that afternoon and they became extremely painful. In his history, the patient states that he has a very busy life. He is on medication for high blood pressure (beta blocker) and has mild asthma. He injured himself about 10 days earlier, puncturing his left arm with a nail from an old barn he is tearing. The wound has produced moderate quantities of pus, but he has been keeping it clean. When asked, he did not remember having a tetanus shot since he was a kid. The wound was sampled for microscopic examination and culture. The back appears to have very tight contractions and spasms. The patient is in obvious agonizing pain. a) What is your diagnosis here? b). What is the proper treatment of this problem? c). How could this have been prevented?

Determine initial ventilator settings for the following patient; describe not only what settings you will put her on but also the indication for ventilation and how the intubation and mechanical ventilation will be carried out.

• You are in the ER. You have been giving a continuous nebulizer to a patient and status asthmaticus. She becomes lethargic in her respiratory rate drops from 21 to 11. Breath sounds are very quiet, with the end-expiratory wheezing. Blood pressure is good. ABG is pH 7.30, PaCO2 52, PaO2 67, on the continuous nebulizer. She is 5 feet 6 inches, 259 pounds. Describe not only what settings you will put her on but also the indication for ventilation and how the intubation and mechanical ventilation will be carried out.

Determine initial ventilator settings for the following patient. Describe not only what settings you will put her on but also the indication for ventilation and how the intubation and mechanical ventilation will be carried out.

• You are in the ER. Your patient 67year-old female with acute pulmonary edema. ECG reveals a possible inferior wall Myocardial Infarction. Respiratory rate 36, skin cold and clammy, blood pressure 187/99. SaO2 is 74 on a nonrebreather. No ABG’s are available. Describe the indications for ventilation; What will you put her on and how? She is 62 inches in 288 pounds.
• Find the patient's IBW and determine which ventilator suits them, what settings should they be set to, and why?

Determine initial ventilator settings for the following patient. Describe not only what settings you will put her on but also the indication for ventilation and how the intubation and mechanical ventilation will be carried out.

• You are in the ER. Your patient is a 68year-old emphysema patient with bilateral lower lobe pneumonia. She is breathing 34 per minute and has very diminished breath sounds. She complained of exhaustion and asked for mechanical support to help her out. Her ABGs pH 7.23, PaCO2 102, PaO2 47 on 30% venti mask. She is 5 feet 6 inches and weighs 99 pounds. She is lethargic but cooperative. Describe the indication for ventilation and explain how you will ventilate her.

Todd Lawrence is an 8-year-old boy who has been hospitalized for treatment with skeletal traction after sustaining a compound fracture of his left leg 8 days ago. During the night he developed a fever of 102.6°F (39.2°C). This morning his temperature is 101.8°F (38.8°C). The pin sites are red and inflamed and the upper leg area is tender to the touch. Todd is complaining of pain, rating it a 9 out of a possible 10 on a numerical pain rating scale. Laboratory tests reveal leukocytosis, an increased erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) and positive blood cultures.

1. What data will you report to the provider? Provide rationales.
2. What is causing these symptoms in this patient?
3. What treatment would the nurse expect to be ordered?
4. Provide three interventions for the nurse to promote Todd’s growth and development while he is immobilized in traction and receiving prescribed treatment.

Determine initial ventilator settings for the following patient; describe not only what settings you will put her on but also the indication for ventilation and how the intubation and mechanical ventilation will be carried out.

• You are in the ER. Your patient just arrived via ambulance. He is intubated with a 9mm oral ET. He had a witnessed arrest while mowing the lawn. CPR was immediately started. Currently, he has a pulse and a blood pressure of 96/60 with dopamine. He has no spontaneous respirations. He is 72 inches tall and is 52 years old period he has no history of lung disease. His breath sounds are clear and equal bilaterally. ABG upon arrival PH 7.27, PaCO2 34 mmHg, PaO2 99 mmHg while bagging with 100% oxygen.