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- Following assessment of an obese adolescent, a nurse consid-ers nursing diagnoses for the patient. Which diagnosis would be most appropriate?a. Risk for injuryb. Risk for delayed developmentc. Social isolationd. Disturbed body imageIdentify & prioritise at least 2 nursing problems for the patient in the end-of-life care plan. For the nursing problem of the highest importance establish: A minimum 3 goals that include all 5 elements of the S.M.A.R.T acronym A minimum 6 actions per goal, with comprehensive rationales A minimum 1 evaluation of the outcomes for each actionLabel each scenario below with the letterthat corresponds to the step of the nursing process involved. (A) Assessment (P) Planning (I) Implementation (E) Evaluation After labeling, explain the rationale for your choices. (Learning Objectives 4, 5, 6) Scenarios: Mr. Johnson is admitted to room 337 in an acute care facility. The nurse interviews the client to determine the history of this illness, health history, and family history. The nurse then performs the head-to-toe physical assessment. Mr. Johnson has complained of acute leg pain. The nurse collects further data specifically regarding Mr. Johnson’s leg pain. The nurse checks Mr. Johnson’s admission orders and notes medication is ordered as needed for leg pain. The nurse returns to Mr. Johnson’s room with his pain medication and administers the medication. After allowing the pain medication appropriate time to act, the nurse returns to Mr. Johnson’s room asking if he has achieved any pain relief. 2. Mr. Johnson has now…
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- Social isolation related to loss of loved one as evidenced by living alone in the home since last 5 months. Short term goal. - patient interact with the health care team. Long term goal :- patient will express the feeling of increased self-worth and appear more confident. List 20 nursing interventions with rationales for the nursing diagonsis based on the scenarioAssignment on Heart Failure:Alterations in Health (Diagnosis)Pathophysiology Related to Client ProblemHealth Promotion and Disease PreventionRisk FactorsExpected FindingsSAFETY CONSIDERATIONSLaboratory TestsDiagnostic ProceduresPATIENT-CENTERED CAREComplicationsTherapeutic ProceduresInterprofessional CareNursing CareMedicationsClient Education#5. EXACT ANSWER NEEDED Writing the objectives for a family nursing care plan, includes all the following characteristics except: Internalization of commitment to feelings expressed as emotions or attitudes. Conditions that may include the client's expected experience The resources available Covert and overt performance.
- Rearrange the position of the jumbled letters and define, as briefly a to determine the terms which have to do with the nursing process in connection to the Scope and Standards of Psychiatric Nursing Practice. 1.SSTNMEEASS 2.SISONGIDA 3.LPNNAIGN 4.NIOTATMENTPIMLE 5.NIOTAULAVEIn scoring the list of health problems to prioritize, the nurse should do all of the following, except: A. Understand the basis for rating each criterion B. Ensure that the 4 criteria are complete C. Consider to multiply the highest score of each criterion with the given weight. D. Decide on a scoreBooks Required Holistic Nursing, A Handbook for Practice, 6th Edition Author: Dossey Montgomery, B., Keegan, L. ISBN: 978-1-4496-45632 Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning, (2013) Week 3 6/26/17 – 7/2/17 Chapters to Read Week 3 Chapter 14: pg. 294- 303 Exercise and Movement Chapter 15: pg. 308 -318 Humor, Laughter, and Play Chapter 16: pg. 329 – 337 Exhibit 16-1; 16-2; 16-3 Chapter 18: pg. 400 – 408 Effectiveness of Music Delivered by a Health Provider Chapter 19: pg.418 – 429 Touch and Hand-Mediated Therapies 1. Discussion Question: Discuss the benefits of exercise and movement both in illness and in health. Discussion cannot be more than (300) words