Shadowing Assignment Analysis

With respect to personal and professional accountability, I believe I have prominent strengths in these areas as well. I would have not have lasted within the nursing field for forty years if I did not have a firm sense of personal and professional accountability. There are risks and precautions to be taken within any specific area of nursing and medicine, but there is certainly something quite obvious about the accountability necessary when working in obstetrics. I believe my

For example, Jill is a RN and Marie is a UAP at General Hospital. Jill and Marie are assigned to work together. Jill delegates to Marie the vital signs, patient hygiene, and blood glucose monitoring of all of her patients except for Mrs. Smith, who is sicker than any of the other patients. Jill decides not to delegate any of Mrs. Smith’s care because all of her care will require professional nursing judgment due to the severity of her condition; therefore Jill will be accountable and responsible for Mrs. Smith’s care. Marie is responsible for performing the duties that were delegated to her by Jill; however Jill remains accountable for all of the delegated tasks. If Jill overlooks a patient’s blood glucose level of 45 and the

Thank you for sharing your post. I found it incredible enlightening to read how this assignment worked in a clinical setting with real clients. I enjoyed reviewing your check in questions as well as your choice to integrate a video, which I would assume is helpful for the visual learners and those new to breathing exercises. Through collectively sharing their positive coping mechanisms in response to anger, the participants are able to learn from each other. It is great that you were able to challenge the group to reflect on additional coping skills regularly utilized. It sounds to me that you were coming from a strengths perspective, encouraging them to identify their positive coping skills. This is especially important, because when

In the 1943 film “Shadow of a Doubt” by Alfred Hitchcock the action in this movie is more important than any other topic. This film was a mix between action and mystery which grabs the attention of the viewer. Uncle Charlie played a big role in the mystery part of the film by hiding from the police for the kills that he committed. When uncle Charlie went to his sister’s home, no one knew that he was the killer until little charlie figured it out and helped the detectives catch him. Little charlie got her uncle to leave town so that her mother wouldn’t find out about the murders her brother committed. Uncle Charlie thought that hiding at his sister’s house and playing it off as visiting would get him away from the police and no one would know of his crimes. At the beginning of the movie when the detectives outside Charlie’s house I knew that something was going on, so it got me engaged into the movie. When the killing started being said I was sceptical, kind of thinking “no it’s someone else” but later on in the movie when everything was piecing together I knew it was uncle Charlie and it was shocking. There are many things I like about this film, which is the acting in the characters. The acting is amazing, usually in old movies the acting isn’t that great but, I feel like the

During my time shadowing Dr. Chung, I was able to experience many things that I was unaware of when I started pursuing medicine. I was able to observe Dr. Chung from the early mornings when he came into the hospital to check up on his patients, to watching him perform a various procedures, including a coronary angioplasty, to the late evenings when he was contaced by his patients on his cellphone to go over post-op instructions.

Going into this job shadowing experience I did not expect to get hands on experience the way I did on some days. On some days I got to go in patients rooms and interact and make conversation with the patient. The nurse guided me, and showed me what exactly her day was like and what she was going to do with the patient that day. Some patients were better off than others which was very sad to see but is also reality. Once I get a job in this field I have to realize that.

Asian taxes would rise to offset the lost revenue of monies from the factories that have shut down.

Thanks for sharing your thought during this week discussion. One thing I learned this week from this week assignment was the role and duties on the National League for Nursing (NLN). From this week discussion assignment I was able to discover that the NLN is dedicated to excellence in nursing. According to the Nick, Sharts-Hopko and Leners (2013). NLN is the premier organization for nurse faculty and leaders in nursing education (Nick, Sharts-Hopko & Leners, 2013).

The purpose of this assignment is to identify the theories, values and philosophies of care pertaining to own area of practice, describe how the personalisation agenda supports individual choice within service provision, demonstrate understanding of codes of practice and methods of service monitoring, describe the process of marginalisation/stigma and societal responses to de-valued individuals and groups including user involvement and advocacy and finally describe and discuss the principles and process of protecting vulnerable people. Confidentiality and anonymity will be preserved throughout the essay by following the Skills for Health and Skills for Care (2013) Code of Conduct for Healthcare Support Workers. Philosophy means the study of

It was an enlightening experience to be able to shadow a physician assistant now as a physician assistant student compared to my previous experiences as a pre-physician assistant student. I could appreciate and understand more the expectations and demands that comes with the profession. Similarly, how effective a physician assistant may be at meeting the core competencies in the physician assistant profession. While shadowing Pediatric PA Nick Constantino, I found he meet all the competencies in our profession, but the two that stood out to me the most were patient care and medical knowledge.

In order to complete this turnitin assignment, the search engine of utilized was Google; apart of this assignment was to search “ethics” and report its findings. The search concluded with approximately 171,000,000 results (hits). However, after searching the Saint Leo University Library to complete the remaining of the assignment, again using the word “ethics” the hits was even more than the results of Google. There were 182,910 hits from this search using the same word “ethics”, among those hits 126,890 were peer reviewed.

The primary problem concerning the deep cover assignment at the school, is that the children within the school could have been at risk. The officer who is undercover usually gains the trust of a criminal suspect, in this case, is a possible minor within a high school. The officer is clearly an adult and should not be among the students whose ages range from 14-18. I understand that there are seniors who are eighteen years old and are technically adults legally. Ethical issues arise when dealing with this assignment.

The article I used for this assignment was from CNN and this article discusses the actions of six (6) Philadelphia Narcotics Officers who felt they were above the law. These six officers were charged with conspiracy, robbery, extortion, kidnapping and drug dealing. These officers reign of corruption spans out over six years in a scheme where the officers allegedly pocketed $500,000 in drugs, cash, and personal property, including Rolex watches and designer suits (Assefa, 2014). These six officers used “gang-like” tactics to get drug dealers to turn over guns, beatings, and threats were made to extort money and/or drugs, hanging a drug dealer over a 18th story balcony before stealing property from him, and they held another suspect against his will in a hotel room by threatening him and his family members. Because of these six officers actions, more than 100 cases have been thrown out and they are investigating every narcotic case these officers have touched.

For this weeks reflection assignment I will be using chapter two in the AFY 100 textbook as well as the video changing a gas block. Chapter two of the AFY 100 textbook covers the development of gun sights.

This week I started my GI for Kids clinical rotation. I did mostly shadowing on the first couple of days. While shadowing, I learned Wendy’s roles. She sees about average 8-12 patients a day. Her typical day begins with reviewing her patients’ chart to monitor their health status, and then she goes to see them personally and obtain their progress. Lastly, she consults with doctors (the GI doctor who she works for and patients’ doctor) regarding the appropriate care that those patients need and order them. I recognized that documentation takes up a huge part of her time. I am familiar with the hospital setting since I have been working as a RN for the past three years in a hospital. But the awareness of the different roles I am playing is a