Teaching plan diabetes mellitus

Hello, I am doing a concept map but before starting, I need to answer some questions, can you please help me with them? Concep: ELIMINATION Case Study  While you are working as a nurse on a GI/GU floor, you receive a call from your affiliate outpatient clinic notifying you of a direct admission, ETA (estimated time of arrival) 60 minutes. She gives you the following information: A.G. is an 87-year-old woman with a 3-day history of intermittent abdominal pain, abdominal bloating, and N/V. A.G. moved from Italy to join her grandson and his family only 2 months ago and she speaks very little English. All information was obtained through her grandson. PMH: colectomy for colon CA 6 years ago, hernia repair 2 years ago. No hx of CAD, DM, or pulmonary disease. She takes only ibuprofen occasionally for mild arthritis. Allergies include sulfa drugs and meperidine. A.G.’s tentative diagnosis is small bowel obstruction (SBO). A.G. is being admitted to your floor for diagnostic work-up. Her VS are…

Topic Hypertension 4. Nursing management - using the nursing process, develop two plans of care ‐ 1 related to one priority physiological nursing diagnosis and 1 related to one priority psychosocial nursing diagnosis. Please include the following information in each plan of care: • Priority nursing diagnosis • short and 1 long‐term goal • to 5 nursing interventions with rationale statements, • to 5 evaluative statements based on interventions, and • A minimum of 3 potential patient education needs for consideration.  asap please

Create  a Care Plan for your patient using this diagnosis: " Activity intolerance related to fatigue and body mallaise secondary to ascites, as evidenced by overwhelming lack of energy, verbalization of tiredness, generalized weakness, and shortness of breath upon exertion." In the care plan include the: Need(s) Objectives Nursing interventions Evaluation/outcomes

Give at least 5 important nursing considerations you need to focus in the care of client 24-48 hours after normal delivery

32 Delegation: Collette Cassandra (x + Delegation This is a graded discussion: 0 points possible Delegation Krystal Grant due Apr 9 at 7:15pm Discuss the critical relationship between RN delegation and time management in providing quality patient care. How can effective delegation skills enhance time management in a clinical setting? Share your insights on balancing patient needs, task delegation, and time constraints as a practicing RN please make sure your response a minimum of 250 words and you are responding to at least one of your classmates with something insightful, and non-repetitive. Q Search entries or author Unread + Reply Replies are only visible to those who have posted at least one reply. Search

Discuss and justify two nursing safety considerations/ interventions for patients receiving pre-operative medication while awaiting transfer to the operating room.

Create a simple care plan for the geriatric patient as it relates to fluid volume excess and deficit. Case study, you are caring for an 89-year-old- female, she is wheelchair dependent, has rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, myocardial infarction four years ago and has heart failure. First start out with nursing concepts, what are some risk factors with this patient that put them at risk for either of the following?                               FVD                                                                  FVE Now, state how you are going to assess for a FVD and FVE (divide your sheet here, FVE on one side FVD on the other)                               FVD                                                                                   FVE Nursing interventions as it relates to both FVD and FVE.                               FVD                                                                                   FVE Evaluation- how do you know it worked?…

ntshell YouTube pr PSI Online - One st... ati. Question: 5 of 15 Post-Assessment Assignment Enter your answer (1000 characters remaining) PREVIOUS Time Remaining: 07:33:06 Pause Remaining: 08:20:00 CLOSE to facilitate the grieving process when caring for this client? A nurse is caring for a client who has recently been diagnosed with a terminal illness. What communication strategies should the nurse implement PAUSE FLAG CONTINUE 68°F C

Client #4 A 44-year-old female patient with type two diabetes. Her most recent A1C was 11.2%. She has severe neuropathy in her feet and recently had had an eye exam which showed progressive retinopathy. Your plan should include teaching about potential complications related to diabetes.    Suggest how the interprofessional collaboration with one or more members of the healthcare team would make the care provided more patient-centered.

discuss and justify 2 nursing safety considerations for patients receiving preoperative medication while awaiting transfer to surgery

Develop a care Nursing Care Plan for a patient with constipation elimination problems. With the 5 phases  of the nursing process ( Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Interventions, evaluation)

Sheridan Faculty of Applied Health and Community Studies 1. After being stabilized and monitored in the hospital, Mr. Zane is discharged home. Mr. Zane's primary care physician prescribes him a long-acting calcium channel blocker as first-line monotherapy. Why are calcium channel blockers recommended as first-line therapy for African American people with hypertension? Explain. 2. Mr. Zane's blood pressure remains elevated after being started on the calcium channel blocker. Mr. Zane is started on 50 mg of the thiazide diuretic, hydrochlorothiazide daily. Discuss the antihypertensive effects of hydrochlorothiazide. 3. What information must you share with Mr. Zane to increase adherence and decrease the adverse effects of hydrochlorothiazide? What should Mr. Zane be educated about concerning his disease process and the impact of adherence to the drug therapy regimen? 4. Mr. Zane's physician is trying to establish a medication regime to best control Mr. Zane's primary hypertension, and the…

You are the nurse assigned to care for a patient with end of life plan.  Patient John lives at home with his child Sam. John has a history of Alzheimer’s Disease, NIDDM, AF, GORD, CCF, mild depression, and previous hernia and AAA repair and one week ago was diagnosed with advanced CA of the liver and metastases in the pancreas, lungs, and brain. Two weeks ago, John was bought into ED by his daughter with a history of new confusion, fevers, and rash, refusing diet and fluids for the previous two days and was jaundiced in colour. Jo deteriorated with sepsis. He experienced a cardiac arrest in ED. Following resuscitation, John was transferred to intensive care. He underwent further investigations and was diagnosed with advanced CA of the liver with metastases in the pancreas, lungs, and brain. John’s family then requested no further active treatment and asked that he be discharged home with support from the community nurses. You approach the family and they ask you the following…

Critical Thinking and the Nursing Process 1. Based on Maslow's hierarchy of needs , which of the following nursing diagnoses has the highest priority ? A. Knowledge deficit B. Constipation C. Disabled family coping D. Anxiety E. Ineffective airway clearance

No need generalize answer ok. Module Eight: Suffering, Quaternary Prevention, Ethics in Chronic Illness Situations This module introduces quaternary prevention and addresses the role of nurses in situations where individuals and families may be suffering. Principles of ethics are revisited as related to suffering and the nursing role. Module Objectives 1. Discuss types of suffering. 2. Address the role of nursing in situations of suffering. 3. Introduce quaternary prevention as it relates to nursing practice. 4. Apply the Code of Ethics for Nurses with Interpretive Statements in situations of suffering. 5. Consider informed risk, autonomy, beneficence, and nonmaleficence in difficult situations. Resources and readings (you have seen some of these before in this course): Required videos linked into this module American Nurses Association. (2021). Nursing: Scope and standards of practice (4th ed.). (available free through the SMSU McFarland Library e-books:…

Give 6 recommendations that Health Authorities can adopt to ensure nurses are supported in the workplace. State how you chooses improve these 6 recommendation

Books Required Holistic Nursing, A Handbook for Practice, 6th Edition Author: Dossey Montgomery, B., Keegan, L. ISBN: 978-1-4496-45632 Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning, (2013) Week 3 6/26/17 – 7/2/17 Chapters to Read Week 3 Chapter 14: pg. 294- 303 Exercise and Movement Chapter 15: pg. 308 -318 Humor, Laughter, and Play Chapter 16: pg. 329 – 337 Exhibit 16-1; 16-2; 16-3 Chapter 18: pg. 400 – 408 Effectiveness of Music Delivered by a Health Provider Chapter 19: pg.418 – 429 Touch and Hand-Mediated Therapies 1. Discussion Question: Discuss the benefits of exercise and movement both in illness and in health. Discussion cannot be more than (300) words

During Intensive 2, Practical A, you will be assessing and implementing care for two patients (Louca & Sue) experiencing complications of diabetes. You will be randomly allocated one of these patients and you will need to complete a CRC Nursing Care Plan. Click on the Groups tab to find out which scenario you have randomly been assigned. The care plan is based on the information that is provided on MyLO only (Sue- page 2.5 on MyLO; Louca- page 2.7 on MyLO), not on the additional cues that you obtain in the Practical session. Case Study: 69-year-old Louca Louca is a 69-year-old man who has had Type 2 diabetes for 15 years. He also has hypertension. He is a retired librarian who lives with his wife and dog. He has been overweight for most of his life and is currently classified as obese with a BMI of 38. His father was a Type 2 diabetic and died from a stroke at the age of 70. To manage his diabetes, Louca’s GP has referred him to a Diabetes Education Centre to help manage his…

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K ☐ 23 1 point 5 6 7 32:34 Time Remaining Return Next The nurse is caring for a patient who is withdrawing from heavy alcohol use and who is consequently combative and confused, despite the administration of benzodiazepines. The patient has a fractured hip that he suffered in a traumatic accident and is trying to get out of bed. What is the most appropriate action for the nurse to take? Obtain a physicians order to restrain the patient Order soft restraints from the storeroom. Leave the patient and get help Read the facility's policy on restraints. Previous Q Search A P Next 218PM

Formulate a care plan based on the following Nursing Diagnosis. Provide 8 Nursing Interventions. Rationalize and evaluate each interventions. Use NANDA as your guide in formulating the care plan. Risk for injury related to side effects of phototherapy treatment Readiness for enhanced knowledge (how to recognize worsening jaundice in newborn)

PHARMACOLOGY IN PRACTICE MANAGING NEEDS A nurse is caring for a client who has been administered heparin following the administration of a thrombolytic drug to prevent another thrombus from forming. What should the nurse monitor for in the client after the administration of heparin? 1. Internal bleeding 2. Difficulty in breathing 3. Excessive perspiration 4. Skin rash

4:03 & ¢0OV, O 5G` 73% Discussions 10 pts ? Course Outcome/Objective addressed by question: The student will recognize legal and ethical issues in nursing practice. To complete this assignment: Read Black Chapters 6 and 7 Discussion Forum on Legalities and Ethics YOU HAVE TWO CHOICES FOR THIS DISCUSSION BOARD Initial Question: Discuss the legal (one legal issue) and ethical issues (three ethical principles) for a nurse who is asked by a nurse manager to help clear up a backlog of paperwork by postdating forms and signing off on equipment inspections that were not performed as required. This week's discussion board is asking you to look at the scenario and identify one legal issue. You should explain the legal issue as it relates to the scenario. It is also asking you to identify three ethical principles and explain each one as it relates to the scenario. Please bold each ethical principles and legal issues identified. Reply to two peers. Or Another choice is to find a YouTube video on…

a. Describe your experience in OR, considering that you do not have any idea at all in Perioperative nursing. b. Do you think the or instruments, scrubbing and or gloving will make your confidence increase after learning some of the surgical instruments and the ideal way in gloving and gowning.  3. Create an infographic depicting the warning signs and symptoms of cancer which can include cancer screening tests.

formulate a case study with introduction, case presentation, actions and their results, current care plan and recommendations and conclusions  Case Study: A newly admitted client will be your responsibility as the registered nurse. The client is a 47year-old male of Native American heritage with type 2 diabetes. He states that he has not been taking his medication because it doesn't make him feel better, he also has difficulty remembering to take the medication. The following information pertains to this chient: Fingerstick blood sugar = 213 mg/dL BP 150/90 mmHg, temp 370C (98.6013) oral; respiratíons 24/min; pulse 78 beats/min. " I use the bathroom about eight times per. day Ht6feet 4 inches, weight 284 pounds

9:25 < Assignment Details Fundamentals of Nursing Clinical Make up (PM) SubitiisSIOIT & Rubric Description Nursing diagnosis related to..... as evidenced by: 1. Subjective data 2. Objective data 3. Short-term & Long term goals- start with Patient will... Next column 4. Nursing interventions: no more than 3 Next column 5. The rationale for each intervention Next Column Evaluation- did the patient meet the goals Care Plan form- Ms. G-1.docx Dashboard Submit Assignment Calendar !! To Do A Notifications Inbox

11:18 ll LTE D < Вack Discussion Details Medical Surgical Nursing I Chapter 3, Critical Thinking, Ethical Decision Making, and the Nursing Process 10 pts Arlene Grant AG Mar 28, 2022 at 9:55 AM 1. A nurse is developing a plan of care for a cardiac patient. The nurse must use critical thinking skills to complete this process. • What are some key characteristics of critical thinking that the nurse needs to consider in the proper development of a plan of care? 2. When using critical thinking to develop a plan of nursing care, what must be considered that might influence the development of the plan? Please respond in no less than 100 words respond to one other student in no less than 50 words Dashboard Calendar To Do Notifications Inbox 因

Could you please help me with a care plan on this patient? Linda Waterfall 48 years old was diagnosed with aggressive form of breast cancer after a biopsy a few days ago go. Care plan should include: Assessment, 6 nursing diagnosis (3 physiologic and 3 psychosocial ), outcomes and goals, nursing actions, evaluation. (ADPIE format)