Art and Science part 2

A. What is medical equipment planning? State the purpose of medical equipment planning.  B. What is the purpose of acceptance testing ? give answer for both asap

Write a case presentation for a 14-year-old boy whose parents got divorced and who has been having behavior issues since his father left the family. The father left in May 2023. He refuses to follow directions, and he gets verbally aggressive. He has been more irritable, and the mom couldn't understand what's happening with him.    Assessment  How did this individual/group present to the agency and what the client(s) viewed as their challenges Describe the biopsychosocial/cultural/spiritual assessment factors of this case. Did you, as a social worker, identify additional needs? If so, what were they? What did the client identify as their strengths? What strengths did you as the social worker identify in this client? Describe in detail how the following theories could be applicable to your client and this case: Erikson's theory of psychosocial development Attachment theory Person in Environment perspective Cognitive Behavioral Theory Strengths Perspective Intervention What type…

On the hospital unit where you are a nurse, there is a dilemma of patient call lights going unanswered for an unacceptable period of time. For 2 months, the issue has been briefly addressed at unit staff meetings without a reduction in response time. Obviously, the current measures have not been effective. (Learning Objectives 1, 6, and 7) a. How might each of the leadership styles address the issue? b. Describe how the resistance to change might be overcome. c. What specific actions could decrease staff resistance to change? d. How might delegation contribute to this problem?

Topic: Effects of Smoking to Mental Health of Nursing Students Main Claim: Smoking has negative effects on the mental health of nursing students. What are the factors that help shape or contribute to your identified problem? What are the some of the theoretical and practical evidence that support your problem claim? What is the warrant that connects your problem argument and ground (evidence)?

Which among the statements is true about second level assessment in Family Health Nursing? a. Defines the nature of the health problem that the family encounters in performing the health tasks. b. Defines the nature of the health problem that the family encounters in performing the health tasks. c. lt defines the barriers to the family's assumption of these tasks. d. All the options listed e. It defines the etiology to the failure to accomplish the tasks.

Scenario #11. A 65 year old client suffered a hip fracture and underwent hip surgery yesterday. He is scheduled to ambulate with physical therapy this morning. Which intervention should the nurse implement to assist the client to be able to perform the therapy? A. Assist the client to the bedside chair with the therapist’s help.B. Administer pain medication 30 minutes before therapy.C. Ask the unlicensed assistive personnel to brush the client’s hair.D. Ask the client to delay the therapy until late in the day. 2. This afternoon, the nurse administered intravenous morphine as the client was complaining of hip pain. Forty-five minutes after the nurse administered the morphine, the client continues to complain of severe pain to his hip. Which intervention should the nurse implement first?A. Administer another dose of morphine.B. Turn on the television to distract the client.C. Assess the client’s affected hip.D. Notify the health-care provider of the problem.Scenario #2: The nurse is…

A nurse who is assessing an older female patient in a long-term care facility notes that the patient is at risk for sensory deprivation related to severe rheumatoid arthritis limiting heractivity. Which interventions would the nurse recommendbased on this finding? Select all that apply.a. Use a lower tone when communicating with thepatient.b. Provide interaction with children and pets.c. Decrease environmental noise.d. Ensure that the patient shares meals with otherpatients.e. Discourage the use of sedatives.f. Provide adequate lighting and clear pathways ofclutter.

this patient? Formulate nursing diagnoses b. a. Order the appropriate laboratory tests C. Identify the patient's problems d. Notify the physician of your findings ANSWER: RATIONALE: 6. What is pivotal to determining how to move from each patient problem to its goals? Your clinical reasoning process Your positive interpretation of the patient's history Your process in collecting physical data d. Your evaluation as an accurate historian of the patient a. b. с. ANSWER: RATIONALE: 7. As the nurse caring for a patient you have completed the collection of the subjective data. On what do you base your decision to do an entire head-to-toe physical assessment or a systems-specific assessment? The patient's answers b. а. Observable signs and symptoms Your knowledge base and expertise d. The patient's chief complaint ANSWER: RATIONALE: С. 8. For each patient problem you identify you develop and record a plan. What must your plan do? (Mark all that apply.) a. Begin discharge planning b. Include…

In this phase of the FNP , the nurse and the client family perform what is required , monitor action taken , and modify patterns .  a.Implementation  b.Assessment  c.Evaluation  d.Planning

One of the earning objective of nursing -1 :research methodology is a. Not using research in nursing practice. b. Choosing the proper research topics. c. Not following the steps of scientific research. d. Not knowing the steps of writing scientific articles.

/ 12 91% Before giving first aid to an accident victim, you should obtain his or her consent. Asking for consent takes a simple question. Say to the victim, "I know first aid, and I can help until an ambulance arrives. Is that okay?" According to the passage, it is wrong to A. use first aid on an accident victim without medical training B. attempt to help an accident victim without permission C. help a victim before an ambulance arrives D. call for an ambulance instead of helping the victim Dr. Ellen Ochoa is an inventor and is also the first female Hispanic astronaut. Her inventions include technology to help robots inspect equipment in space to maintain safety and quality control on spacecraft. Before retiring, she logged more than 1,000 hours in space across several space missions.

title research: what is the quantitative effect of music therapy on physical and metal health outcomes for patients. Question 1. what is the basis of this topic/research? 2. practical issue the topic will adress/solve? 3. Gap in knowledge?

1. In what area do nurses use assessment tools? a. Mobility b. Skin breakdown Mentation d. Strength ANSWER: RATIONALE: С. 2. How does an experienced nurse improve his or her efficiency and enhance the relevance and value of the data he or she collects? Initiating a problem list b. Obtaining an accurate history Developing accurate nursing diagnoses d. Generating diagnoses early ANSWER: а. с. RATIONALE: 3. When constructing a nursing care plan, what should you reference? (Mark all that apply.) a. Therapy b. Social support Patient education C. Personal history Diagnosis d. e. ANSWER: RATIONALE: 4. When documenting clinical data, what might you write in the physical assessment? a. Thyroid isthmus barely palpable, lobes not felt b. Apıcal impuise indiscrete and tapping

CASE 2: A nurse is caring for a 70-year-old client with depression in an extended care facility. Duringassessment, the client tells the nurse, “You must know that I cannot see very well now. I find it verydifficult to complete important activities. Most nurses just leave me to do things by myself.”a. What subjective data could be documented by the nurse?b. What further assessments should the nurse make?c. What modifications must be made to help the client?

al. Select the Best answer 1. Person, environment, health, and nursing are the metaparadigm for nursing because they a. Provide a framework for nursing practice b. Can be utilized in all health care setting c. Help in developing social framework for nursing practice d. Focus on the needs of a group of clients 2. The definition of nursing as "as direct, goal oriented, and adaptable to the needs of the individual, the family, and community during health and illness" was developed by: a. Florence nightingale b. Virginia Henderson c. American Nurses Association d. Callista Roy 3. Which of the following nursing activities is an example of restoring health? a. Administering immunization b. Providing palliative care to patient c. Administering medications d. Rehabilitating clients

1. In what area do nurses use assessment tools? a. Mobility b. Skin breakdown Mentation d. Strength ANSWER: с. RATIONALE: 2. How does an experienced nurse improve his or her efficiency and enhance the relevance and value of the data he or she collects? Initiating a problem list b. Obtaining an accurate history Developing accurate nursing diagnoses d. Generating diagnoses early ANSWER: а. С. RATIONALE: 3. When constructing a nursing care plan, what should you reference? (Mark all that apply.) Therapy Social support Patient education а. b. С. Personal history e. Diagnosis ANSWER: RATIONALE: d. 3. When documenting clinical data, what might you write in the physical assessment? Thyroid isthmus barely palpable, lobes not felt b. Apical impulse indiscrete and tapping а.

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NCLEX practice: Category: Reduction of Risk Potential A 28-year-old male has been found wandering around in a confusing pattern. The male is sweaty and pale. Which of the following tests is most likely to be performed first? A. Blood sugar check B. CT scan C. Blood cultures D. Arterial blood gases

While obtaining subjective assessment data related to the musculoskeletal system, it is particularly important for the nurse to ask about family history in the patient with: Select one: a. Low back pain b. Osteomalacia c. Osteomyelitis d. Rheumatoid arthritis

Introduction: provide an introduction of the principle Veracity. 1. Define and explain the principle/topic of veracity 3. Explain in detail how the principle may be utilized in Veracity 1. How does this principle effect the profession of Nursing or care of clients? 5. Analyze how the issue may influence health as well as health care decisions. Provide an example or case study/scenario of your principle or topic. 6.

Read through each scenario. Under the scenario, write which lab safety rule is being broken and indicate the proper protocol for each. 1. Rachel wants to look as pretty as possible all the time and so there is no way she will be caught wearing these nerdy protective eye goggles. She continues through her lab without any problems until Joel accidentally knocks into her table. He knocks over a beaker of boiling chemical and it splashes into Rachel’s eye.  2. Cindy broke a test tube. Carefully she picked up pieces with one had and placed them in her other hand. Then she dumped the glass pieces into the wastebasket. 3. In order to make sure the correct chemical is being used, Ben smells the chemical. Instead of using his hand to waft the vapors toward his nose, he sticks his face as close as he can to the chemical and takes a big whiff of the tray. He feels dizzy and his nose burns for the rest of the day. 4. Jane is participating in a lab in which she blows carbon dioxide into a beaker of…

Research a theory or model commonly used in public health practice, then answer the following questions: 1. Describe the major concepts/constructs of the theory/model. 2. What are two limitations of the theory/model? 3. How has the theory/model been used in public health promotion, in general? Then, provide a specific example of the application of use in public health practice.

Discuss how the following impact the nursing profession: Licensure and Good Samaritan Act. Can you help me with that question please?