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Q: What is nursing

A: Health is of utmost importance. It is from time immemorial that humans use many herbal remedies to…

Q: what is end of life care

A: People usually can lead their life independently without any assistance if they are healthy enough.…

Q: In your own words, define the concept of ambulatory care.

A: Q. Define the concept of ambulatory care.

Q: What role and responsibility do physicians have regarding the cost of health care?

A: Healthcare system us defined as a type of organization developed by people, resources and various…

Q: How can each Public Health Laws comply with the standard of Department of Health? 2. Public Health…

A: Legislative (approved by the parliament) and judicial (the decision of a court) assertions of rules…

Q: There are four phases of maternal and child health care, which phase includes helping a patient with…

A: Pregnancy refers to the period during which the fetus grows inside the uterus. During pregnancy,…

Q: What is post mortem care? How do we provide post mortem care?

A: Mortem is the Latin word that means death, and a postmortem is a word that is used in the medical…

Q: How will the knowledge of physiology play into nursing

A: The knowledge about human physiology is very important in all medical professionals.…

Q: What is the importance of gathering family health history? Differentiate familial disease from…

A: Introduction Disease:- It is an illness or sickness with specific, well-defined symptoms that affect…

Q: ambulatory care, how can we expand telehealth?

A: Ambulatory care is the care of the patient on an outpatient basis, they do not require admission to…

Q: Write down two things that you have learned about point-of-care testing devices ?

A: POINT OF CARE TESTING DEVICES (POCTD) These are the instruments that are used to acquire particular…

Q: What are some health promotional programs offered to individuals according to their age?

A: Personal health includes the aspects of physical, motion, social, spiritual, and intellectual.…

Q: Why health assessment is important?

A: Health assessment is defined as the evaluation of the health state of a person. Now, this assessment…

Q: can you Describe in 1000 words, the role of public relations in OBG and Pediatrics department?

A: A doctor who is specialized in women's health like menstruation, menopause, and childbirth is called…

Q: what is the division of anatomy that applies to gerontology ?

A: The science of anatomy is divided into two broad divisions: microscopic anatomy and gross anatomy.…

Q: What is the social model and the social determinants of health?

A: Health refers to the physical and mental condition of an individual with reference to the state of…

Q: How does playing dress up help a child develop milestones?provide details and example

A: Dress up play is a sort of imagination play in which a child dresses up with the goal of playing out…

Q: What is the biomedical model of health?

A: The state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not only the absence of disease or…

Q: what is integrated care? and how does it work

A: Introduction : People's physical and emotional well-being as well as their social and economic…

Q: What is the importance of genetic counseling in the delivery of maternal and child nursing care…

A: DEFINITION      Genetic counseling is the process of investigating individuals and families affected…

Q: What are some key elements of the social model of care?

A: SOCIAL MODEL OF CARE- The social model attempts to accept a person's differences and improves…

Q: List three patient benefits and three nursing benefits of using the nursing process correctly.

A: The five major phases of a nursing process includes assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation,…

Q: What is the biomedical approach about a handicap person

A: A handicapped person has mental, emotional or physical condition that interferes with persons normal…

Q: What are the implications of regular exercise for maintaining health and preventing disease…

A: Exercise is defined as any bodily activity that will enhance or maintain a person's physical fitness…

Q: Who is the founder of nursing?what are the modern technologies invented in nursing?

A: The general public has historically received high-quality care from nurses. Today's society is…

Q: A nurse examining a toddler in a pediatric office documents that the child is in the 90th percentile…

A: Genes are the basis of genetic inheritance and they store genetic information passed on from the…

Q: How does the use of “cultural sensitivity” guide the completion of a health assessment?

A: Culturally sensitive health treatment has been defined as "the ability to respond properly to the…

Q: Describe the nursing process and each of its five steps.

A: We approach hospitals or a doctor to get treatment for  diseases. Its not about simply taking some…

Q: What is low-value care?

A: A large proportion of losses in the healthcare sector are incurred on low-value care of patients. A…

Q: Use the nursing process to provide for the health care needs of the family ?

A: Family health nursing It is the systematic approach to meet the health needs of the family to…

Q: How would you define the role of primary care from the perspectives of health promotion and health…

A: Primary care is the general requirement which is given to a patient when approached a clinic or on…

Q: Why is Planning important in Health Education?

A: making plans is an anticipatory decision making what needs to be done the way it has to be achieved,…

Q: Why is it sometimes difficult to tell the difference between a doctor respecting patient autonomy…

A: A paternalistic attitude is an action that restricts the autonomy of an individual or a group to…

Q: Differentiate between screening, examination and evaluation

A: Health assessment It is the process of systematic examination, to determine the health status of a…

Q: Which style do you (or would you) use with your children?

A: Types or parenting styles  Authoritarian parenting : They use a strict discipline style with less…

Q: Why is a daycare/preschool setting considered a child's natural environment?

A: In this question asked about child's care.  Detailed solution in step 2.

Q: WHy is it important to include nutrition education during childrens early years?

A: The process of having enough food for the growth is termed as nutrition. This can be macro as well…

Q: Do you agree that care can be both high quality and inefficient? WHy or why not

A: To be certain thought can be both of five star and wasteful simultaneously. Astonishing of clinical…

Q: What are the three facets of diagnosis that practitioners need to pay attention to? In what order…

A: In medicine, Diabetes is the process of determining which disease or conditions explain a person's…

Q: Who is considered to be the father of medicine and employed a system of physical assessment and…

A: Medicine is defined as the field of health and healing where chemical compounds or substances that…

Q: Why is it important that health education specialists to have a good understanding of stage models?

A: Other biological, psychological, behavioral, social, and health science fields influenced the…

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of standardized care based on clinical pathways

A: In the field of healthcare, standardization is a process following which the key stakeholders of the…