What are some issues involved in floating nurses from other departments to COVID units and how does this impact the system and on what level? (micro, meso and macro level)

Compare and contrast cervical (SPINAL), thoracic, and sacral lesions.

describe in table formate the differences between bacteria and viruses in structures disease treatment

Please provide a 300 work summary on how you would Market research for a health communication plan on the topic of Coronary Heart Disease and Stroke deaths

Market research (also called consumer or audience research) is research designed to enhance your understanding of the population’s characteristics, attitudes, beliefs, values, behaviors, determinants, benefits and barriers to behavior change in order to create a strategy for social change. High quality, exemplary, highly proficient, strong, advanced, displays evidence beyond, best quality, excellent, exceeds expectations, more than satisfactory.

Richard is a 25 y.o. male patient who is being admitted to the inpatient mental health unit. He has a diagnosis of Bipolar 1 disorder. He has no history of physical or medical illnesses. During the admission assessment, Richard indicates that when he was 21 y.o., he was treated for bipolar 1 as an outpatient in the hospital clinic. He indicates was prescribed Carbamazepine but stopped taking it about 1 year ago. He told the nurse he has recently moved to the city as a mechanic, lives with a close relative temporarily. He does not have any friends in the city. About 3 weeks ago he had a surge of energy, was working 14-hour days and was up at night for days. During the interaction Richard often talked about his past depression and suicidality. Over the past month he has lost 15 lbs., has difficulty eating and has no appetite. He does not have the”…energy to get out of bed..” and has missed 4 days of work in the past week. He acknowledges having thoughts of ending his life by “driving off the road”. However, he says he is uncertain and afraid that if he takes his own life he will go to hell. You are the nurse assigned to provide care to Richard.

1. How would you describe what Richard is experiencing? (from a nursing perspective)

Please provide a 300 word summary on how you would design a market strategy for a health communication plan on the topic of   Coronary Heart Disease and Stroke Deaths.

A market strategy is a plan of action for your entire program.

Market strategy encompasses the specific target population segment(s), the specific desired behavior change goal, the benefits you will offer, and the

interventions that will influence or support behavior change. High quality, exemplary, highly proficient, strong, advanced, displays evidence beyond, best quality, excellent, exceeds expectations, more than satisfactory.

Richard is a 25 y.o. male patient who is being admitted to the inpatient mental health unit. He has a diagnosis of Bipolar 1 disorder. He has no history of physical or medical illnesses. During the admission assessment, Richard indicates that when he was 21 y.o., he was treated for bipolar 1 as an outpatient in the hospital clinic. He indicates was prescribed Carbamazepine but stopped taking it about 1 year ago. He told the nurse he has recently moved to the city as a mechanic, lives with a close relative temporarily. He does not have any friends in the city. About 3 weeks ago he had a surge of energy, was working 14-hour days and was up at night for days. During the interaction Richard often talked about his past depression and suicidality. Over the past month he has lost 15 lbs., has difficulty eating and has no appetite. He does not have the”…energy to get out of bed..” and has missed 4 days of work in the past week. He acknowledges having thoughts of ending his life by “driving off the road”. However, he says he is uncertain and afraid that if he takes his own life he will go to hell. You are the nurse assigned to provide care to Richard.

What might you document regarding your assessment based on the above information? (from a nursing perspective)

Richard is a 25 y.o. male patient who is being admitted to the inpatient mental health unit. He has a diagnosis of Bipolar 1 disorder. He has no history of physical or medical illnesses. During the admission assessment, Richard indicates that when he was 21 y.o., he was treated for bipolar 1 as an outpatient in the hospital clinic. He indicates was prescribed Carbamazepine but stopped taking it about 1 year ago. He told the nurse he has recently moved to the city as a mechanic, lives with a close relative temporarily. He does not have any friends in the city. About 3 weeks ago he had a surge of energy, was working 14-hour days and was up at night for days. During the interaction Richard often talked about his past depression and suicidality. Over the past month he has lost 15 lbs., has difficulty eating and has no appetite. He does not have the”…energy to get out of bed..” and has missed 4 days of work in the past week. He acknowledges having thoughts of ending his life by “driving off the road”. However, he says he is uncertain and afraid that if he takes his own life he will go to hell. You are the nurse assigned to provide care to Richard.

What are some risks and concerns associated with mania?

Visit some public health employment websites and look for potential job openings for epidemiologists. Considering the Covid-19 pandemic, describe different types of employment for bachelor's, master's and doctoral levels of public health training.

Richard is a 25 y.o. male patient who is being admitted to the inpatient mental health unit. He has a diagnosis of Bipolar 1 disorder. He has no history of physical or medical illnesses. During the admission assessment, Richard indicates that when he was 21 y.o., he was treated for bipolar 1 as an outpatient in the hospital clinic. He indicates was prescribed Carbamazepine but stopped taking it about 1 year ago. He told the nurse he has recently moved to the city as a mechanic, lives with a close relative temporarily. He does not have any friends in the city. About 3 weeks ago he had a surge of energy, was working 14-hour days and was up at night for days. During the interaction Richard often talked about his past depression and suicidality. Over the past month he has lost 15 lbs., has difficulty eating and has no appetite. He does not have the”…energy to get out of bed..” and has missed 4 days of work in the past week. He acknowledges having thoughts of ending his life by “driving off the road”. However, he says he is uncertain and afraid that if he takes his own life he will go to hell. You are the nurse assigned to provide care to Richard.

What would you include in your teaching to a patient about taking lithium?

Look for a journal about new trends in pregnancy or maternal care. Make a summary and reflect on it's significance. Do not forget to put your reference/s.

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of breastfeeding. Do you believe that all children should be breastfed for at least some period of time? Why or why not.

legal Responsibilities: Teaching About Declining Resuscitation(Active Learning Template: Basic Concept)

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much will have been administered in mg and ml after 7 hours.
The maximum daily dose of APAP allowed for an adult is 3g. They can be administered at
frequencies of 6 to 8 hours. If a child who is 6 years old were to take acetaminophen for fever
every 6 hours, what would the corresponding mg dose be?
For a 35 year old adult the average dose of Augmentin is 875mg every 12 hours. What will the
daily dose be for a child weighing 44lbs?

The dose of dexamethasone for children is 0.08mg-0.3mg / kg / day divided into 6 or 12 hour
intervals. For an infant who weighs 17lbs, calculate:

a.Day dose (maximum and minimum)
b. Dose at 6 hour intervals
c. Dose at 12 hour intervals

What were the cultural freedoms embraced by the counter-culture movement? How did this reflect a change in American values?