What process does one take to assess medications that patient is currently on.  How would you recommend an updated regimen?

Q: What is the significance of the nursing process on the medication administration process? State at…

A: The nursing process is a vital part. This allows the nurse to plan the care based on steps which…

Q: what is the approaches used in controlling systems of a hospital ?

A: A system can be defined as a collection of interrelated and interconnected elements that have a…

Q: How is the profession of nursing affected by the doctrines of precedent and res judicata?

A: Understanding law and legal proceedings is fundamental to the study of nursing and also underpins a…

Q: How can nurses prevent medication errors?

A: Medication errors may cause serious side effects to patients and may increase the length of stay in…

Q: Why is it important to develop a connection with patients and their primary caregivers? How is this…

A: Primary caregivers are essential for individual and psychological support of a patient that suffers…

Q: What is the definition of screening patient calls?

A: Screening is a process of seperating and collecting things according to the needs and similarity. In…

Q: What the are required sources for you to confirm the patient's identity before administering…

A: HII... According to our answering policy, we will be able to answer only one question if, you want…

Q: What billing-related information is gathered prior to a patient’s visit and entered into the…

A: EHR (Electronic health record) is an electronic or digital version of the patient chart. It is a…

Q: If a patient has Hypovolemic shock how would nurses collaborate with other members of the…

A: Hypovolemic shock is a life-threatening condition that results when a person looses more than 20% or…

Q: How would the evidence for pre-eclampsia influence your choice of nursing interventions if you…

A: Often nursing interventions have a critical role in hospitals or medical institutes to save patients…

Q: How would you advise and manage patients to take their medications

A: Medication adherence is a practice of following the medicine routine. It involves taking the correct…

Q: Since medical assistants are often the patient first contact with a health care facility and the…

A: Introduction: A medical assistant also referred to as a "medical assistant" or health care provider,…

Q: What is the bedside nurse’s role in dissemination or communication of clinical findings?

A: Here we have to discuss about the role of a bedside nurse in communication of clinical findings.

Q: What vital role does the healthcare services administrator play in the overall delivery of health…

A: Work in Healthcare administration involves: Management of the healthcare setting Management of…

Q: What is the purpose of a master patient index? What information might be needed when querying a…

A: The MPI or Master Patient Index helps in identifying patients from various medicals, administrative…

Q: Discuss the inter relationship between  research and quality  care in COPD palliative patient

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Q: As a nurse, how will you manage a family who has lost a baby diagnosed with SIDS?

A: Sudden infant death syndrome(SIDS), also called as cot/crib death is an unexplained or unexpected…

Q: How would the LPN and RN collaborate to develop the nursing plan of care to ensure the patient is…

A: As a result of the transformation in the health care system, all team members work to their full…

Q: Compare postoperative care of the ambulatory surgery patient with that of the hospitalized surgery…

A: Ambulatory surgery patients are the one who doesn't require an overnight hospital stay and can be…

Q: describe the Process of patient registration

A: Hospital management system is defined as computerized system where it helps in managing all the…

Q: How important is safety to the profession of nursing and what will you do to ensure safe practice?

A: A nurse is a qualified healthcare professional who provides treatment to patients, their families,…

Q: For my Nursing Care Plan, what should my DAR (Data, Action and Response) Focus Chart look like if I…

A: F-DAR chart is the chart that contains the data collected from the patient, action that has been…

Q: What is an electronic health record and what components make up the record?

A: Health records are the data of the patient that are kept by the hospital so that the patient's data…

Q: In your own words describe the dispensing process, we needs to follow starting from receiving the…

A: The process involved in checking prescriptions and providing drugs is known as the dispensing…

Q: Prepare a patient physically and psychologicallyfor surgery.

A: Introduction : Before any major surgery, a patient needs to be prepared both physically and…

Q: How would one go about  Increasing Outpatient Care?

A: Outpatient care refers to the services provided to outpatients. Outpatients are those that visit the…

Q: How does the Hospital Information System help the hospital in managing patient data and other…

A: Hospital Information System (HIS) refers to a database wherein patient information can be stored and…

Q: a. When doing an overall assessment of a patient, the nurse is able to utilize findings and do what?…

A: Nursing process It is organized systematically as it includes five standard steps to assess and…

Q: When a user complains about an issue with any parameter on a patient monitor, how does the biomed…

A: Patient monitors can vary in both designs as well as parameters which they measure.Some of the…

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