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- Which of these is NOT a step in nursing implementation? Putting the nursing care plan into action Continuing the collection of data Communicating care with the healthcare team Identifying strengths and problems Documenting careBeing a community health nurse one of your important role in the community is being a client advocate. How will you exemplify this role?A nurse cares for patients in a chiropractic office. Whatpatient education might this nurse perform? Select all thatapply.a. Applying heat or ice to an extremityb. Explaining the use of electrical stimulationc. Teaching a patient relaxation techniquesd. Teaching a patient about a prescriptione. Explaining an invasive procedure to a patientf. Teaching about dietary supplements
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- You are a nurse on a busy medical-surgical unit and know you must use your time management skills to complete all of your tasks for the shift. What other nursing assessments and interventions can you complete while helping your patient with their ADLs?Legally, a physician A B C D May not refuse treatment in an emergency situation May refuse to provide follow-up care after initial treatment Must provide a diagnosis to a patient's employer if requested May refuse to accept a patient if he or she choosesJanie wants to call an ethics consult to clarify treatment goalsfor a patient no longer able to speak for himself. She believeshis dying is being prolonged painfully. She is troubled whenthe patient’s doctor tells her that she’ll be fired if she raisesquestions about his care or calls the consult. This is a goodexample of:a. Ethical uncertaintyb. Ethical distressc. Ethical dilemmad. Ethical residue
- participate in the endorsement of the night shift to the morning shift what aspects of patient care were adequately communicated during the transfer of responsibility from on shift to anotherAssignment 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 EducationHow can you use the knowledge (academic or non-academic) that you have acquired in primary health care in your day-today life? 2. What skills and competencies have you acquired in primary healthcare unit? Describe how these could practically be used at a work place of your own choice. 3. You have been invited to make a one-hour overview presentation on this course unit(primary healthcare) to your colleagues (classmates) one morning. Describe what you would include in your presentation and why. 4. There is a debate on whether to scrap this course unit(primary healthcare) from your program of study or not, justify why primary healthcare care should not be scrapped from your program. 5. a) What areas of the course unit have you liked most and why? b) If you were recruited as a Teaching Assistant for primary healthcare to support the course (primary healthcare) unit Leader/ Facilitator, how best would you deliver the course unit(primary healthcare) in the present times?
