Make your own survey on a health administration or public health topic of your choice.
Create a survey with 10 questions that adheres to the following requirements:
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Which of the following records muscle tone?
a. Electroencephalograph (EEG)
b. Electrocardiograph (ECG)
c. Electrooculograph (EOG)
d. Electromyograph (EMG)
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Use the five determinants of health to explain why more chronic diseases than infectious diseases appear on the current list of the 10 leading causes of death in the United States.
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Juan is a 2 year old boy who was admitted via the ER for difficulty breathing. He and his parents do not speak English. You immediately begin a focused assessment on Juan and your findings include:
Considering this scenario, answer the following questions:
In Pediatrics, the family essential to the emotional security and development of the child. What will you do for this family who is frightened and does not speak English?
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HOW CAN A CHARGE NURSE USE QSEN OR QUALITY HEALTH CARE TO ENHANCE THEIR ROLE? POWER POINT FORMAT, IF USE REFERENCE PLEASE LIST
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Sodium Intake ExerciseDirections:1. Pick one day to document your sodium intake for 24 hours.2. Use the chart to document the food eaten and its sodium content. 3. At the end of the day, add up the amount of sodium in milligrams and convert to grams.4. Answer the following questions: a. What were your thoughts on the amount of sodium consumed? b. Are there any changes you will make concerning your sodium intake? i. If yes, what will that be? ii. If no, how will you maintain your sodium intake?
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Give three examples of how you can use teach back method in your everyday work.
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A 21-year-old man is brought to the emergency department by the police after he was found sitting in the middle of a traffic on a busy street. By way of explanation the patient states, “the voices told me to do it”. For at least a year, he experiences delusion and auditory hallucinations. The hallucinations consist of several voices commenting on the patient’s behavior and giving him commands to do “bad things”. He became socially isolated and dysfunctional as a result of the symptoms. He denies current drug use or medical problems. A mental status examination shows several abnormalities. Disturbance in grooming, hygiene and behavior (paranoid) are noted, and he has flat affect. His thought processes are occasionally loose and he reports auditory hallucination and delusion.
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Explain how a bsn charge nurse uses QSEN to improve quality health care in their leadership role. If use a reference please include in apa format
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