01/20/2015 Lecture Notes Do I have trouble solving multiple choices questions in the exam? What’s the problem? Yes. Most of the time when I see multiple-choice questions, I could narrow down the answer to 2 choices. But between the 2 choices, I can never be sure about which one is the correct one. So I guessed based on my instinct. I lost a lot of points in my formal exams due to this reason. How to solve my problem regarding multiple choices questions in nursing program? When choose between 2 choices, I should always consider that which is best answer to keep patients breathing (any interventions that can clear the airway), keep patients safe (fall precaution, avoid meds error, hand washing, educate patients about side effects), and maintain respect (patients’ privacy). …show more content…
First, separate essential information and nonessential information. Then identify 4 critical elements to correctly answer questions (very crucial for interpreting questions correctly). What are the 4 critical elements that I need to identify when I see a question? • What is the issue? –Specific subject that the question addresses. • What are the keywords? –Help you focus on crucial ideas in the stem and options. • Who is the client in the question? –The focus of the question. • What is the stem? –The part of the question that asks you to solve the problem and select a response. What do I learn from the in class multiple choices question practice? First of all, knowledge is the base. I have to know the knowledge first in order to answer the question. Then, when I see the question, I should always interpret the question by identifying the 4 critical elements. Then based on the 4 critical elements look at each answer and choose the best one. Also I should always keep in mind that consider breathing, safety, and respect. #40 Liguo
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Underline or highlight the key concepts, terms and instructions, by identifying these key elements it will allow you to focus on answering the question.
Have you ever been on vacation and was scared to go into the ocean because of sharks? Since many people are unaware of the potential danger of the ocean, they would be enlightened to know about the deadliest sharks, ways to prevent attacks and even about Bethany Hamilton’s horrific story!
Ethical Dilemmas in Healthcare Healthcare Values and Ethics Western Governors University Jean Renelien 000809006 January 16, 2018 A1: Potential Ethical Dilemmas As healthcare providers, we are often faced with situations and decisions that require us to make ethical and moral decisions. As a healthcare provider, we take an oath to do no harm and put our patients first. I am a licensed registered respiratory therapist, and in my role, I have a duty to care for my patients and provide adequate treatment and respiratory support that falls within my scope of practice.
Quality patient care is extremely important throughout the health care community. While caring for each patient, they should have a sense of feeling welcomed and involved in making decisions revolving around their treatment. Every patient is different, each will require an alternative method of care. While quality care playing a passive role in health care not only should the patients receive this care, but physicians, nurses, caretakers and many other modalities of health care should be fully prepared to meet each patient’s needs with the care they deserve.
In recent years, there has been a growing number of parents who refuse to get their children vaccinated. It appears this refusal to vaccinate stems from a fear over the safety of vaccines, and the effect that they will have on their child. This fear is perpetuated by opinion, false studies, and conspiracy, spread by bias media outlets as well as scientists who are incentivized to fabricate this misinformation. Unfortunately, this has led to pocketed outbreaks of diseases such as whooping cough and measles. These diseases were previously a thing of the past, that is, until recently. These outbreaks have led to the tragic, and untimely deaths of several children, and has put many other children at risk. Pediatrician, Matthew Daley, and epidemiologist,
How does your solution still allow manufacturing of necessary materials? or support discontinued manufacturing of synthetic material?
In the novel Animal Farm by George Orwell, the animals in a farm start a revolution against Jones, the farm owner, since they felt that they have a lack of freedom. When the animals take over the farm, they began to create their own society with the seven commandments and Napoleon and Snowball as their leaders. However, Snowball was kicked out of Animal Farm by Napoleon and Animal Farm ran into some problem like when the windmill broke for the 2nd time. As a result, many animals on the farm died. This shows that power can easily be corrupted, because of the selfishness of Napoleon, the benefits the pigs have over all the other animals, and the amount of rights given to the other animals by Napoleon.
Reading Comprehension Standard 4: The student will analyze text for expression, enjoyment, and response to other related content areas and subcategory B-3: answering questions
As an advanced practice nurse (APN), a primary function is facilitating pharmaceutical interventions. The APN is legally responsible for providing safe, appropriate, and cost-effective drug interventions. Before writing prescriptions, the practitioner must take a thorough history and perform a physical examination of the patient, followed by a diagnosis, disease review, selection of the most appropriate first line therapy available, and lastly, evaluation of the patient?s response to the treatment. Some questions that come to mind are, is this the best drug for the presenting problem? What drugs does the person currently utilize? Does the patient have allergies to any medications? Can the patient take the medication? What is the cost of the drug? (Arcangelo & Peterson, 2013, pp. 6-10). The scenario I chose for this week?s discussion is number four. The APN is questioning whether the expensive drug therapies given to some of her patients are the most efficient in managing the patient?s health condition and improving their quality of life. The purpose of this discussion is to explore the ethical and legal implications of the above scenario, and strategies to ensure that the APN is providing the most legally and ethically competent care for your patients.
Respecting the patient’s values and expressed needs which is one of the most important as it refers to the healthcare professional allowing the patient to be part of the decision making and paying close attention to the patient’s preferences and views about the treatment options. This means that they are more likely to follow the medication routine as they feel that they have more control over their health. However, this does not mean that the
In theory, each is of equal weight or importance. In practice, however, respect for patient independence often takes importance over the others.
The first step is to determine the factors you will use to assess the importance of
An important initial decision relates to the people who will be involved in the patient 's care. Each patient and their loved ones will have their individual and unique challenges depending on the
3) Simultaneously, analysing and categorising any problems I encounter during this process and research possible solutions by looking through comparable texts, dictionaries, and any other resource available.