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NR565 Week 2: State Specific Guidelines for Prescribing Controlled Substances & Medical Devices
NR565 Week 2 State Specific Guidelines Guidelines and Recommendations for Florida 1. Organization, Group, or Task Force Name: In Florida, the regulation and guidelines for prescribing controlled substances by Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) are overseen by the Florida Board of Nursing’s Controlled Substance Formulary Committee. This committee is composed of seven members, including…
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NR505-NP Week 6 Discussion Initial Post
Learning more details this week about the history of research ethics has reinforced the critical need for extensive oversight and regulation of biomedical research. The inhumane and horrific experiments performed on prisoners during the Nazi regime were atrocities that provide stark evidence of the depths of evil and dehumanization that can occur when research…
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NR 602 Week 6 iHuman Notes CC: Rash that began this morning on the abdomen and spread to the arms and legs.
HPI: Established 2yo female patient presents with generalized rash that began this morning on the abdomen and quickly spread to bilateral upper and lower extremities. Mother states patient had a cough, runny nose, and fever (highest 103.0) for 3 days prior to rash. Fever resolved yesterday, cough, and runny nose persist. Mother gave patient…
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GERD Clinical Practice Guideline: A Comprehensive Overview
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is a chronic condition where stomach contents, including acid, flow back into the esophagus, leading to various uncomfortable symptoms and potential complications. It is one of the most common gastrointestinal disorders, with the highest prevalence observed in North America. The American College of Gastroenterology (ACG) has provided Clinical Practice Guidelines…
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NR 511 Week 1 Clinical Site Discussion Week 1 Clinical Site Discussion: Sunshine Family Medical Center
Embarking on a clinical practicum at the Sunshine Family Medical Center represents a pivotal moment in the journey toward becoming a well-rounded healthcare professional. Located at 3955 58th Street North in St. Petersburg, Florida, this facility is a hub of comprehensive care, providing services that span across pediatrics, primary care, and family practice. What…
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SOAP Note – Week 4 Subjective Chief Complaint: “I am in a lot of pain in my back and abdomen.” History of Present Illness (HPI):
Onset: Began at 5 am today. Location: Initially started on the side of his back; pain is now also in the stomach. Duration: Intermittent pain that comes in waves. Characteristics/Associated Symptoms: Throbbing pain, nausea, urinary frequency, sweating, and pain that occasionally radiates to the groin. Aggravating Factors: Sitting in the office. Relieving Factors: No…
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NR 602 Women with HIV
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a devastating disease that has been influenced by issues concerning social justice and health equity secondary to its interaction with the high-risk populations (Bertrand, Chan, Howe, Comella, Marak, & Bandy, 2016). These high-risk populations include intravenous (IV) drug users, gays, bisexuals, and minority racial and ethnic groups (Bertrand et…
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SNAPPS Oral Presentation: Patient Case Summary Chief Complaint: The patient, a 45-year-old female, presents with complaints of palpitations and a fluttering sensation in her chest.
NR 511 SNAPPS Oral Presentation Patient Case Summary History of Present Illness (HPI): The patient reports that the onset of her symptoms occurred approximately six weeks ago, coinciding with a stressful period when her in-laws moved to town and began building a house. She was heavily involved in coordinating between her in-laws and the building…
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How can primary care providers prevent suicide in Alaska Native villages?
Problem Statement: How can primary care providers prevent suicide in Alaska Native villages? Background: Suicide rates among American Indian and Alaska Native populations, particularly among youth and young adults aged 15–24, are alarmingly high. According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (2019), the Alaska Violent Death Reporting System (AKVDRS) recorded 1,103 suicides between…
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NR505 Kaltura Health Policy Analysis Health Policy Analysis: Suicide Prevention in Alaska Native Villages
Problem Statement: How can primary care providers prevent suicide in Alaska Native villages? Background: Suicide rates among American Indian and Alaska Native populations, particularly among youth and young adults aged 15–24, are alarmingly high. According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (2019), the Alaska Violent Death Reporting System (AKVDRS) recorded 1,103 suicides between…