Author: Liu
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Question:After conducting a physical assessment and obtaining the patient’s medical history, what diagnosis do you suspect and explain why.
Answer:After a quick assessment, the patient is noted to have a BP of 160/100, EKG shows atrial fibrillation, facial drooping, right-sided paralysis, aphasia, and dysarthria. The NIH Stroke Scale score is 17. The wife reports that the patient had complaints of chest fluttering, dizziness, and syncope. A review of his medications includes Avodart for…
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Week 8 Course Reflection As I reflect on my journey through this course, I can confidently say that it has significantly enhanced my understanding and abilities in the realm of pharmacology and prescription writing. The knowledge and skills I have gained have provided me with a solid foundation that will continue to grow as I gain more experience in clinical practice.
1. Confidence in Choosing the Right Medications: One of the most profound outcomes of this course is the increased confidence I feel in my ability to choose the appropriate medications for patients based on their presentation and other relevant considerations. Understanding when each medication is suitable, considering the patient’s medical history, comorbidities, and potential…
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Question 2: In reflecting on the studies you’ve examined for your PICOT question, do you believe that contemporary researchers adequately protect the rights of human subjects? If not, what further measures would you suggest? Answer:
In reflecting on the studies I reviewed for my PICOT question, I believe that contemporary researchers generally do an adequate job of protecting the rights of human subjects. Most studies I encountered included comprehensive informed consent processes, where participants were fully informed about the nature of the research, potential risks, and benefits, as well as…
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Question 1: How has your understanding of biomedical research been influenced by learning about the history of research ethics?
Answer: Learning about the history of research ethics has profoundly influenced my understanding of the responsibilities inherent in conducting biomedical research. Historical cases such as the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, where African American men were denied treatment for syphilis without their knowledge, and the use of Henrietta Lacks’ cells without her consent, have illuminated the…
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Describe how communication affects work environment and patient outcomes. Provide reasons and rationale for the nurse offering the patient alternative options. Describe how active listening skills facilitate communication. Explain the benefits of holistic care to the patient. Identify and describe the ethical dilemmas in the scenario.
Design of an Experiential Learning Activity NR 536 10 August 2024 Design of an Experiential Learning Activity Amanda Slepicka Chamberlain College of Nursing October 17th, 2019 Introduction Experiential learning is a cornerstone in nursing education, offering students the opportunity to engage with real-world scenarios that enhance critical thinking, problem-solving, and application of theoretical knowledge. The…
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Advanaced Patho Unit 4 Quiz MN551 Question 1:
A 44-year-old woman developed calf pain during a transatlantic flight followed by acute shortness of breath upon arrival at her destination. She was subsequently diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism (PE), which resolved with anticoagulant therapy. Which of the following statements best characterizes the underlying problem of her PE? Answer Options: The patient experienced shortness of…
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Break-Even Analysis Assignment NUR 533 Break-Even Analysis Chamberlain College of Nursing NUR 533: Financial Management of Healthcare Organizations
Introduction In this research, we present a detailed break-even analysis for the proposed fertility clinic, a project initiated after extensive research by our team. The fertility clinic is expected to fulfill a significant demand for specialized reproductive services in our community. To ensure the financial viability of this endeavor, a thorough break-even analysis is…
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Solved Wk6 NR393 Course Project Phase 3 Reflection Paper Template
Reflection Paper The purpose of this reflection paper is to critically analyze the insights gained from interviewing a nurse with over 20 years of experience. This interview allowed me to explore the evolution of the nursing profession and reflect on the significant changes that have occurred over time. The transition from being perceived as mere…
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PICOT Question For patients undergoing ambulatory surgery at Riverwalk Surgery Center (RWSC) (P), does the implementation of a standardized handoff communication checklist (I) compared to the current use of a surgical checklist decrease adverse events and increase staff satisfaction (O) within sixty days (T)?
Rationale for the Project Miscommunication during the handoff process is a significant contributor to errors that negatively impact patient safety and outcomes. The Joint Commission’s National Patient Safety Goals emphasize the importance of effective communication during handoffs to prevent such errors. Despite the use of a surgical checklist, RWSC has experienced a high incidence…
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Chamberlain University College of Nursing NR 533: Financial Management in Healthcare Organizations
June 2024 Executive Summary The nursing profession operates within a highly complex environment, where effective communication is critical for ensuring patient safety and achieving positive outcomes. Miscommunication during the handoff process is a significant contributor to near-miss events and adverse outcomes, which can jeopardize patient safety, reduce staff satisfaction, and negatively impact the financial…