case study on an 80yrs old female african american with hypotension
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What are mechanism of action (whether significant or not) and all molecular actions of the Amlodipine?
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Do you think we can teach healthcare providers
empathy? Why or why not? If so, how? If not, what can providers do
to account for limited empathy skills?
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You are alone at home in the evening and study for your exam tomorrow. At that time, a friend of yours called you to chat. You want to hang up the phone, but your friend continues talking.
For this situation, write examples of passive, aggressive and assertive behaviors?
Passive behavior:
Aggressive behavior:
Assertive behavior:
QUESTION
Define the concept of empathy in communication. Write down the importance of empathy in nursing with your own words.
QUESTION
How does Joyce Travelbee define the concept of sympathy in the Human to Human Relationship Model? What are your opinions about this? Please write with your own sentences.
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Clinic has had a privacy breach. The clinic manager has asked you to speak to the staff about emerging privacy threats and what administrative and physical factors can be addressed to reduce privacy risks to health information.
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Scenario: A patient presents to the office for her annual physical. During the Review of Systems (ROS) portion of the physical, the patient reveals that she has had periodic shortness of breath, primarily during exertive activities. The patient also stated her level of physical activity is minimal to none and she described her diet as “take out or from freezer.” Based off this scenario and the following lab results, answer the questions:
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QUESTION 1
Based on the lab results above, explain what this patient is diagnosed with hyperlipidemia and why they are more at risk of heart disease. Cite specific results in your answer. Your response should be less than 100 words.
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Scenario:
A patient presents to the office for her annual physical. During the Review of Systems (ROS) portion of the physical, the patient reveals that she has had periodic shortness of breath, primarily during exertive activities. The patient also stated her level of physical activity is minimal to none and she described her diet as “take out or from freezer.” Based off this scenario and the following lab results, answer the questions:
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Diagnostic / Lab Results |
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Date |
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Notes |
Provider Verified |
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12/17/2008 |
Path/Lab |
Lipid Panal: |
SPN |
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Total Cholesterol: 209 mg/dL |
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HDL 50 mg/dL |
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LDL 118 mg/dL |
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VLDL 26 mg/Dl |
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Triglycerides 205 mg/dL |
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Chol/HDL Ratio 4.18 mg/dL |
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Based on patient’s lab results, what types of food is she likely eating in her diet that is primarily “take out or from the freezer”?
Use specific values from the lab results in your answer. Your response should be less than 50 words.
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from 5 NSG diagnosis for pt . with hemorrhagic CVA who is in deep coma
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"Nursing Home Antimicrobial Stewardship"
Identification of problem and impact on nursing practice.
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Why are systematic reviews considered the highest level of evidence? What is eminence-based medicine in contrary to evidence-based medicine?
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In approximately 150 words, please reflect upon all the medications we covered this week and how they relate to the Respiratory and cardiovascular systems.
What are the common classifications of drugs used in these systems?
What makes a drug family?
Why is it important to know and understand?
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We all know that expert opinions are the lowest level of evidence, however, these days during COVID-19 pandemic, we are guiding our treatment plan based on expert opinions and not based on EBP. Experts from Europe are saying not to give NSAIDS and steroids, and our experts are saying no difference between Motrin and Tylenol.
What are your thoughts about this level of evidence?
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What are the common classifications of drugs used in these systems?
What makes a drug family?
Why is it important to know and understand?
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