Yes, Carol could have acted differently to advocate for Mr. J. While she did report the change in Mr. J’s status to the RN and her teacher, she could have been more persistent in expressing her concerns. If she felt that her concerns were not being taken seriously, she could have escalated the situation to […]

A client who has just been diagnosed with psoriasis asks the nurse what should be done to prevent family members from getting the condition. What should the nurse include when responding to this question? Group of answer choices Psoriasis is transmitted primarily by direct contact with the skin. Wearing clothing over the affected part and […]

Select all that apply How prevalent are disabilities and physical challenges in the workplace? (Choose every correct answer.) Multiple select question. Hearing loss is a common disability. Over fifty million American workers have disabilities. Around 40 percent of Americans suffer chronic pain. Disabling hearing loss increases with age. Nearly one-third of white collar workers have […]

An evaluation result for an 11 year old student who has been diagnosed with Other Health Impairment. Mock result is needed under the PLAAF section of the IEP

I would like to give a nurse feedback who take care my brother very well. can you help me to answer this question? Please describe examples that Cleary show how this nurse made a meaningful difference for my brother. To be eligible, you must write at least 75 words and give specific examples of outstanding […]

The physician documents the patient has hypertension and chronic kidney disease. The coder should: a. assume a causal relationship and assign a code from category I12, Hypertensive Chronic Kidney Disease. b. Assign a code for chronic kidney disease only. c. Assign a code for hypertension as the principal diagnosis and a code for chronic kidney […]

Explain the types of information in the client’s individualised plan that helped you to understand their current health status. Fabian is a residential client at Healthy Lives. He is 76. Almost 10 years ago he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He is now free of cancer; however, due to the treatment and other ongoing health […]

Discharge teaching should include a discussion on contraception needs for patients. To assess the best contraception for them, you discuss their preferences and needs. You learn that Nina plans on exclusively breastfeeding for 6 months, and the couple previously used condoms. Nina has a history of pelvic inflammatory disease and a family history of thromboembolism. […]

At 0730 the next morning, you’re entering Nina’s room for your initial assessment of the day. Her fundus is firm at midline, 1 cm below the umbilicus. Her lochia is light, with no evidence of clots. Her breasts are filling but not painful, and her nipples are intact, with no indication of tissue breakdown. Her […]

In report at the end of your shift at 1900, the oncoming nurse states she’s going to tell Nina she’s on strict bedrest due to her orthostatic episode earlier today. She also states she’ll be taking the infant to the nurse’s station overnight, where she will feed and care for the infant. Her rationale is […]