BIO201 Lab 5

Post Test: Health Science in the United States O Submit Test * Reader Too Next O 12 Type the correct answer in the box. Spell all words correctly. Read the scenarlo and complete the statement about the patient interviewing method the doctor Is using. Doctor: So, what brings you Into the office today? Patient: My right elbow Is bothering me. Doctor: How so? Patient: There are times during the day that It just starts hurting terribly. I think I've even lost some strength In my right hand and arm. And sometimes, when I move my arm during the night, the pain Is so Intense that it wakes me up. Doctor: Do you remember when you started experlencing these problems? Patlent: Yes. It started about two weeks ago, right around the time that I started tennis lessons. Doctor: What did it feel like when you hurt it? Patlent:I didn't really notice anything at first. The paln came on gradually. Doctor: You don't realize how much you use your elbow in a day, until it starts hurting whenever you try to…

Discussion Forum x + structure.com/courses/20120/discussion topics/272566?module_item_id=1000457 1.2 Discussion Forum 78. Medical Law & Ethics A 24 24 Instructions Medical laws and ethics are crucial in this field. Laws are implemented not only to ensure proper medical services are provided and to secure patient's rights, but also to protect the provider and the staff. Though laws can be subject to change, they still cover a vast variety of situations set forth for everyone involved. An example of what the laws cover would be providing accurate and appropriate medical care, professionalism, communication, and security of patient information, who owns and has access to patient medical records, and to whom and where reports can be submitted if medical malpractice is suspected. For this discussion assignment, you will be given two scenarios; you should base your answer on your understanding and research of medical laws and ethics. Your initial post should be 75-100 words. Once you submit…

I need help answer the following question.  What are some benefits and risks of using technology in the healthcare industry? What are some experiences using technology in health care? Have these been positive or negative experiences?

2:30 º coursera.org/learn/pat + ℗ Lesson 2 Quiz Back . Graded Quiz 15 min 10 total points English Due Jun 23, 11:59 PM -04 1. Preventable harm is defined as: Cannot be eliminated unless procedure, therapy or action is not performed The failure of a planned action to be completed as intended Harm caused by an error Psychological or physical injury/damage 2. Examples of sentinel events include (select all that apply): wrong site surgery adverse drug event ✓ fall causing permanent harm ||| O < 1 point 1 point

Assignment 2- Research and outline the Scope of Practice for Medical Assistants in your state. (Google the state board of medical examiners.)

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ASAP: please fill out I have provided the information patient information; Name: Sam Age: 43 No allergies  The reason for admission is: CVA post-resection  Illnesses: stroke, dysphagia, UTI urinary tract infection, vertigo and meningioma of brian  His vital signs were in the normal range Mobility status: wheelchair

Instructions: Analyze and relate the case scenario in Deontological Theory. Consider the ethical issue. Don't put opinion. Case scenario:Scott is a ventilator dependent.  He suffered a total transaction of spine at c4.  He is only 17. Scott pleads with his caregivers to be taken off the ventilator. " I have the right to refuse treatment! I dont want to be trapped in this body.  Does he have the right to refuse treatment though he is not terminally ill or immediately dying?

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Discussion 3 After completing the assigned readings and activities, please answer the question below. Be sure to address all parts of the discussion. 1. Review a policy (this might be an insurance-related, organizational, state, or federal policy) related to self-care or health promotion. Examples of self-care or health promotion policies might include Healthy People 2030, World Health Organization, Employee Assistance Programs, health insurance policies, etc. (see below for policy links for more ideas). 2. Choose two patient-engagement or connectivity tools and discuss specifically how you would use them to support or meet the objectives or goals of the policy. Examples of patient-engagement or connectivity tools might include mobile apps, wearable technology, patient portals, social media, websites, telehealth, etc. Please type or paste your posting into the discussion topic box, instead of attaching a document. A few ideas to stimulate your thinking about self-care or…

Be ready to answer the questions and do the task required. 1. What is a case study? 2. How does it differ from a research? 3. Make a research of a particular case study related to your respective specialization. Identify the problem and the result of the study.

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APPLY ETHICAL THEORY OR PRINCIPLES WITH THE CASES PRESENTED. INTUBATING THE DEAD PATIENT: TREATMENT PRACTICE WITHOUT CONSENT1. Mr. Ellsworth who was 87 years old, was brought into the emergency room by the local rescue squad in a complete cardiac arrest. All emergency procedures were performed, including the establishment of an airway, placement of peripheral intravenous lines, urinary catheterization and more. After resuscitation attempts had been performed for 45 minutes, the patient was pronounced dead by the attending physician and family members were notified. When the family arrived at the emergency room, Mary Pope, the evening staff nurse, found the attending physician teaching intubation techniques to five medical students. They were using Mr Ellsworth’s corpse for the practice. She quietly notified the attending physician that the family had arrived and wanted. To talk to the physician. They also wanted to see their loved one’s body. The attending physician, however said he…

artery (blood vessels that take blood away from the heart; arteries take blood to an organ/tissue) veln (blood vessels that take blood to the heart; veins drain blood from an organ/tissue) venous valves tunica interna (TOO-ni-ka in-TER-nah) (also called tunica intima in-Tl-ma) (This is the innermost layer of a blood vessel wall. It is made of endothelium-simple squamous epithelium) and a subendothelial layer of areolar connective tissue) endothelium (this is a layer of simple squamous cells that line the inside of all blood vessels; it allows the smooth flow of blood (prevents turbulent blood flow) subendothelium (this is a layer of areolar connective tissue "under" the endocthelium; it allows the smooth flow of blood (prevents turbulent blood flow) internal elastic lamina (LAM-i-na) (This is one of two layers of elastic fibers found only in muscular arteries-not elastic arteries. This layer separates the tunica intima from the tunica media. This layer is very thin or absent in veins.)…

DISCUSS PROCEDURES AND METHODS  LABORATORY PROCEDURES PROCEDURES AND METHODS  Doudenal material   Sigmoidoscopy Material   Cellophane Tape or Scotch Tape Preparation   Blood    Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)    Tissue and biopsy specimens   Genitourinary Secretions

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What are you doing to strengthen, develop actual and potential nursing diagnoses statement in NANDA format

How would you have responded to engagement prompt #2 that occurred in the recorded webinar? Why?  What are patient health information rights? (Select all that apply) Right to remove information Right to change test results Right to amend health information Right to determine information to be shared Right to access health information Can you please help me to answer this queston? Thank you in advance!