Using anthropological thinking, respond to the following questions:

• 1. How do nurses use media?
• 2. How has the introduction of various forms of media over the past 10 to 20 years affected nurses in their professional lives?
• 3. How has it affected nurses in their daily interactions?
• 4. What are some ways media anthropologists could contribute to the understanding or betterment of nursing practice and of how nurses consume or even produce media?

• How effective has the US been in meeting the goals of the continuum of care?
• Discuss the changes in the US HIV Treatment Guidelines and define the “clinically quiescent stages” and along with your thoughts of their impact the ability to meet the goals of the continuum of care?

Discuss the two major etiological theories of DID.

1) Claim - a one to two sentence thesis outlining your example.

2) Support - from an external source (i.e. not your textbook) defending your thesis. At least three discrete ideas or examples illustrating the cultural influence on the diagnosis or symptom presentation written in your own words.

3) Interpretation - 3-5 sentences drawing conclusions based on the support you provide. Use your example to explain why it is important to understand the cultural context in which a person experiences a mental illness.

What is the importance of Health Care Quality Data and the tools/platforms used to develop/extract the data for reporting.

what are micro-RNAs and what are their biological functions.How they are synthesized and provide an application of miRNA in human diseases and treatment?

Identify the benefits of being involved with professional networks and associations for your professional development.

Mr. Rover is a 59-year-old man admitted from the ED to the medical unit at 0930 for antibiotic treatment and monitoring due to urosepsis. His PMHx is significant for Type 1 Diabetes with an A1C last month of 8.2. He has BPH and HTN. His wife of 35 years states that he has not been compliant with his diabetes in all the years she has known him. He has no surgical history. No known allergies. His admission orders are: 1. Vital Signs q4hr 2. IV NS 0.9% 100ml/hr 3. Flagyl 250 mg IV q12 hr 4. CBG monitoring TID before meals.

1. Due to the patients PMHx and current diagnosis, what do you want to check prior to insertion of an IV cannula into the patient’s skin.
2. Where on this patient is the best place to have an IV and why?
3. You started his IV NS at 120ml/hr and hung the first bag of Flagyl IV which is premixed and a total of 200 ml of fluid at 1130hrs. Mr. Rover’s vital signs were within normal limits and his CBG pre-lunch which you took at 1145 hrs was 6.8mmol/L. You left him sitting up in bed waiting for lunch while you left to check on another patient. At 1330 you return to see Mr. Rover. Another nurse had turned off the Flagyl while you were busy with your other patient and your lunch. Mr. Rover is asleep, but you notice that he is holding his hand over the IV site.
4. Looking at your fluid intake how much fluid has he had by 1330? How much should he have had by 1330 if the IV has started at 0930? Is there a discrepancy yes or no, if yes, state why?

Explain the purpose of professional and organisational standards

Identify an external complaints organisation that is available to aged care clients?

Explain the steps you would take after a client has disclosed that they are/ have been abuse?

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