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Case Scenario - You went home and your house is on fire. There was nothing left for you.
- Provide one applicable psychiatric/ mental health theory and explain.
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- A/An _______________ is performed to gain access to the brain or to relieve intracranial pressure.In five hundreds words, describe these concepts shock, heart failure, COPD, ABGs, tuberculosis, chest tubes, depression, suicide, and bipolar disorder. asap please and answer the question with your own wordsMake a diagnosis about this situation:
- 'patient has cataract, dementia amd stroke cause immobile' Arrange the diagnosis in order of priority: Impaired physical mobility Disturbed sensory perception Altered thought processesReflection about common illnesses , first aid and mental health awarenessCase Scenario: ISCHEMIC STROKE Patient M is an active woman, 70 years of age, who lost consciousness and collapsed at home. Her daughter, who was visiting her at the time, did not witness the collapse but found her mother on the floor, awake, confused, and slightly short of breath. The daughter estimated that she called EMS within 5 minutes after the collapse, and EMS responded within 10 minutes. EMS evaluated Patient M, drew blood for a glucose level, and determined that she may have had a stroke. They notified the nearest designated comprehensive stroke center that they would be arriving with the patient within 15 minutes. Patient M's daughter accompanied her. On presentation in the emergency department, Patient M is immediately triaged. Because Patient M is still somewhat confused, her daughter is asked to provide information on the patient's history. The daughter reports that her mother had had an episode of sudden-onset numbness and tingling in the right limb, with slight…
- Case Scenario: ISCHEMIC STROKE Patient M is an active woman, 70 years of age, who lost consciousness and collapsed at home. Her daughter, who was visiting her at the time, did not witness the collapse but found her mother on the floor, awake, confused, and slightly short of breath. The daughter estimated that she called EMS within 5 minutes after the collapse, and EMS responded within 10 minutes. EMS evaluated Patient M, drew blood for a glucose level, and determined that she may have had a stroke. They notified the nearest designated comprehensive stroke center that they would be arriving with the patient within 15 minutes. Patient M's daughter accompanied her. On presentation in the emergency department, Patient M is immediately triaged. Because Patient M is still somewhat confused, her daughter is asked to provide information on the patient's history. The daughter reports that her mother had had an episode of sudden-onset numbness and tingling in the right limb, with slight…Mental status assessment tool (bipolar patients) Assessment Normal findings abnormal finding remarksCASE SCENARIO # 1 – BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER Sally had been calling her therapist all day, ever since their session this morning. But the therapist hadn’t called her back, even though all her messages said this was an emergency. She was sure her therapist was angry at her and was probably going to drop her as a client, then she’d have no one, she’d be abandoned by the only person in the world she could talk to. Sally was upset and crying as she began to run the razor blade across her arm. As the blood trickled out, she began to calm down. Then her therapist called and asked what the problem was. Sally was sobbing as she told her therapist that she was cutting her arm because the therapist didn’t care anymore that she was abandoning Sally just like everyone else in her life. Her parents, her best friend, everyman she had a relationship with. No one was ever there for her when she needed them. How does the nurse help a client with borderline personality disorder? RATIONALE:
- A 60-year man had undergone cardiac bypass surgery 2 days back. Now he started forgetting things and was not able to recall the names and phone numbers of his relatives. What is the probable diagnosis? source: helpinhomework.org A. Depression B. Post-traumatic psychosis C. Cognitive dysfunction D. Alzheimer’s diseaseTITLE: BLACK SWAN DIRECTOR: DARREN ARONOFSKY Make a nursing care plan (Paranoid Schizophrenia) - Assessment Subjective & Objective - Diagnosis - Planning - Intervention - Evaluationwhy is it important To understand the organization's clients based on demographic information on where most of the patients live, their ages, and the most prevalent health conditions patients present? need ans ASAP please
