Reflection about violence against women Guide Questions: 1. Discuss how student nurses can have an impact on the lives of people? 2. How health education can help improve the lives of people?
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Reflection about violence against women
Guide Questions:
1. Discuss how student nurses can have an impact on the lives of people?
2. How health education can help improve the lives of people?
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- topic/subject: Mental health question:It's very important to her to help the people around her. She wants to care for their well-being. What parts of this question above are most important for being an effective and professional nurse? Why?Case Study #7- DKAHector Stevens is an 18-year-old African American foster youth who ran away fromthe foster care system when he was 16. He is a diabetic who has been noncompliantwith medications for the last two years. He says that he was put in the foster caresystem when he was 10 years old after his parents died from drug abuse. He does notthink he has any family since DCFS was unable to locate anyone. Hector was able tograduate from high school at 17, he enrolled himself in online high school and woulduse the library computers for his homework. Currently Hector has secured livingplacement with JobCorps and is in trade school to become a chef.Hector brought himself into the ER after vomiting for three days- he thought he hadfood poisoning. He had been increasingly weak over the last three days, and had nottaken his insulin. He thought that since he was unable to keep food down that hedidn't need to take his insulin. On arrival to the ER he was weak, a&ox 4,diaphoretic.Vitals…I need help 6. Discussed What is evidence-based practice? How does the nursing profession benefit from it?
- Previous PRELIM WEEK 1 Continue Application Instructions Instructions Answer the following questions. What is Health Education for you as a Student Nurse? Why is health education important in preventing disease and promoting health? If you were to conduct a Health Education in your Community. What would be your topic /content and why?ABUSE AND NEGELCT 14. What is a mandatory reporter? An individual who is certified by adult protective services to receive allegations of abuse and neglect. An individual who supervises IDD programs who is trained to prevent abuse and neglect. Any individual who is required by law to report any suspected abuse or allegations of abuse. An individual designated by your agency to investigate and receive allegations of abuse and neglect.ABUSE AND NEGELCT 2. If someone communicates with you about an incident of abuse and neglect, what is the best way to respond to the individual? Ask them what they did to cause the abuse or neglect. Believe what they are telling you. Share the information they give you with anyone you think should know. Ask the person if what they are telling you is actually true.
