9. How does a gastroscopy differ from a colonoscopy?

10. Summarize the role of the nurse during an aspiration procedure.

How does a change of culture at a place of work could be addressed considering leadership nursing? What is an example and what are the drawbacks and the positive aspects of the change?

Select two of the following major meridians that are paired and answer the five associated questions: (Lung, Large Intestine, Stomach, Spleen, Heart, Small Intestine, Urinary Bladder, Kidney, Pericardium, Gallbladder, Triple Burner, Liver)

Please answer the following questions associated with the flow of qi among the two paired meridians you have selected:

1) Describe your 2 paired meridians

2) Discuss the element associated with them

3) Discuss Qi flow between the meridians and how it affects the body

4) How does excess or stagnant QI manifest itself? (symptoms)

5) What treatments are available for QI imbalance in these organs/meridians?

1. Name and describe 5 important components of maintaining sterility.

2. What methods of preventing microbial transmission do nurses enforce?

3. What are the key principles to donning sterile gloves?

3. What are the key principles to donning sterile gloves?

4. Describe the most interesting fact you learned from this article.

please build a full questionnaire with introduction titled "Anemia Prevalence During Pregnancy And its Related Factors in Palestine", in 10 independent variables and 25 items for the dependent variable. please build this according to the following scale (1=Strongly disagree, 2= Disagree, 3=Neutral, 4=Agree, 5=Strongly agree). please i need questionnaire in the table

A 44- year old, 179Ib corporate executive, James, was admitted to the hospital complaining of chest pain. After evaluating James, the Cardiologist determined that he was experiencing a mild heart attack.

He was immediately taken to the catheterization lab, where he was diagnosed with a significantly blocked left circumflex artery. A PTCA (angioplasty) was performed. A follow- up echocardiography test reported an ejection fraction of 55%, indicating that James had NOT suffered major heart damage. Prior to his MI, James had no health issues and was physically fit, as he was involved in a regular fitness program.

Two weeks later, James was referred to you for an exercise prescription in a phase II cardiac rehabilitation program. His only medication is a daily aspirin. A maximal treadmill exercise test taking James to volitional fatigue after his PTCA revealed the following information:

- ECG: normal sinus rhythm

- Maximal heart rate: 156 bpm

- resting HR: 62 bpm

- Peak exercise blood pressure: 150/ 90 mmHg

- resting blood pressure: 120/ 70 mmHg

Bases on the above data, choose an intensity range using the %HRR method, and determine the TIME per exercise session and the NUMBER sessions per week. His goal is to expend at least 1, 000 calories per week.

- To reach is target HR, he must jog on treadmill at 4mph @ 3% grade. use the running equation to calculate his VO2.

- calculate his NET calories burned

- Determine the number of exercise sessions per week he would need to burn at least 1,000 calories per week.

- discuss the guidelines for a phase II cardiac rehab program.

- discuss the indications and the contraindications to exercise.

- are there any other physical limitations for this patient?

- what are your recommendations for this patient with regard to diet and resistance training?

- how would you guide him with regard to tips for resistance training?

What ethical measures and requirements are in place to guide human subject research nowadays?

This week, we are going to examine the importance of medical records. Everyone from the top down in a hospital or medical service is responsible for accurate medical records, billing, records release and other documentation.

Please review the materials for the discussion board this week and discuss at least 2 important take-aways that you have learned about from the e-text and the materials. What are the 2 most important things? What laws underpin those things that you learned?

You will write a comprehensive report about how hospital food services are dealing with the situation of CVD. Your report will contain the following

6.      Show how the tray-line should go like.

7.      Talk about the Application of systems approach diagram for one food product.

8.       Conclusions.

9.      Outcomes and recommendations.                                                                                                                               

10.      Write the references/sources for each information you provide

please don't write by hand (to be clear)..thank you

What are one in-person event and one technologically driven activity that teachers can be used to share resources, information, or data with families during the school year? How can it build a strong rapport between school and home?

CC: I have had a fever for the past day and it’s not going down.

HPI: CL is a 35 year-old-female who reports to the outpatient pharmacy looking for OTC recommendations for her fever (she has not tried using any medication yet). She complains it started yesterday and she has only tried a sponge bath but would like medication recommendations. CL also mentions her ongoing issue with a dry eye disease that is slightly controlled with artificial tears but is not providing her the full benefit she hopes for. Finally, CL mentions her ongoing concern with smoking but she is not ready to quit just yet.

PMH: Hypertension, Hyperlipidemia, Fever (for the past day), Dry Eye disease.

Labs:

            Blood Glucose today: 78 mg/dL (goal is <130 mg/dL)

            Total Cholesterol today: 79 mg/dL (goal is <100 mg/dL)

Vitals:

            Blood Pressure: 122/72 mmHg (goal is <130/80 mmHg); HR is 81 bpm; Temp is 38.3 C

Social History: Smokes ½ pack per day

Medications:

- Lisinopril (Prinivil®) 40 mg PO daily

- Atorvastatin (Lipitor®) 10 mg PO daily

- Carboxymethylcellulose 0.5% solution (Refresh Optive®) 1 gtt OU four times daily

Allergies: Naproxen (severe diarrhea)

Questions:

1. Based on the case above, what are current drug-related problems that are going on?

2. Based on your answers to number 1, for each drug-related problem, identify which of the 8 categories the problem falls under (i.e. needs additional therapy, unnecessary therapy, adverse drug reaction, dose too low, more effective therapy available, dost too high, nonadherence, needs monitoring).

3. Now prioritize one problem as the primary problem and the other problems as either secondary or tertiary problems.

4. Next, for each problem identified describe the problem with a specific characterization (i.e. uncontrolled, worsening, improving etc.). Then, discuss what each problem needs to fix each problem.