1288 women (mean age 28.7 years) hospitalized for cesarean or vaginal delivery were enrolled. Patients were contacted and a computer-assisted, scripted telephone interview was conducted by the Research Survey Center of Wake Forest University to assess the presence of persistent postpartum pain, intensity, frequency, location, treatment and impact on daily activities,
This story was half fiction, but in a way half true. In 1887 Gilman went to see a specialist in hopes of curing her reoccurring nervous breakdowns. The physician prescribed her to a “rest-cure”. This meant for her to lie in bed all day and engage in no more than two hours of intellectual activity. In her short story, The Yellow Wallpaper, Gilman describes the physician office as a hotel which she is staying in while her husband and herself are on vacation and while her husband, a physician, is at work her sister-in-law tends to Gilman’s needs and checks in on her every day.
Neurological Disorder Case Study - Meningitis The nurse is caring for a 21-year-old female college student who presents to the emergency department (ED) with complaints of “bad” headache pain, nausea, vomiting and neck tightening. She states, “My sinuses were bothering me last week, but I thought I was getting better until this morning.” No past surgical history noted, has recurrent sinus infections, and denies drug use, but is a social drinker on the weekends. Physical assessment findings are as follows: T – 100.8 F, P – 104, R – 24, B/P – 122/78 Alert and oriented X3 – person, place and time with periods of confusion and agitation over last 4 hours Lung sounds slightly diminished at the bases Mucous membranes dry and capillary refill <3 seconds Assessment of cranial nerve XI elicited severe pain response Pain to neck worsening and unequal pupillary responses are noted 4 hours after admission Lumbar puncture was prescribed and results are: Turbid appearance WBC - 560 cells/µL Glucose - 20 mg/dL Protein - 510 mg/dL Other diagnostic test results CT scan identified no obstruction to flow of CSF Define the key terms below: * Meningitis - see pgs. 1451 – 1455 in Lewis (8th edition) Critical Thinking Questions: 1. Define meningitis?
The nurse applied new dressing in the wound and medical decision was established. I would code this scenario 99212. • A mother brings in her 6-month-old male child for a routine wellness
• Attending Wed Club weekly and not going to monthly disco • • PP • Very low/down and tearful (didn’t attend college this week) • Update on dizzy spells/medication • Update on bathroom refurb progression • CEA card has arrived and PP has been to cinema, so now an achieved and ongoing Goal & Aspiration • PP frequently changing mind on where to go on holiday and who to go with resulting in nothing being booked. • • Pmc • Very tactile • Medication for nail infection to finish end of May 12 but is blister packed beyond that, (to be discarded) • Holiday? • • • • WMTM • Folders now distributed to individual flats • New format for folders • Start now to show as much evidence as
On the initial questionnaire that Jane was required to fill in was the question: “When did you start smoking?” Jane’s answer was that she first started in her teenage years but managed to give up the habit by the time she got married at twenty. She started again five years later when she found out her husband was having an affair with her best friend. It was apparent from other
In the pilot episode, however, Monica still has a bed there for Rachel. * When Rachel comes in she has never meet Chandler but in TOW all the thanksgivings, Chandler and Rachel had already meet when Rachel was in high school and Chandler was in College with Ross. [pic] TOW the Sonogram At the End * Chandler rises from the chair to help search for the engagement ring that Rachel lost. Joey asks where Rachel had it last and Phoebe replies "Doy, probably right before she lost it". Chandler now
Enrique Garduno Meg Gudgeirsson History 17A October 16, 2013 A Midwife’s Tale In the 18th Century a women name Martha Ballard was living with her husband, Ephraim. They both moved to Hallowell, Maine where Martha lived through chaotic decades and the American Revolution. Ballard would write on her dairy about the things she did and happen in her life everyday. During the 20th Century Laurel Thatcher Ulrich did research and wrote a Pulitzer Prize-winning book, and soon filmed a movie based on Ulrich book about the 18th Century in Ballard eyes. In 1785, Martha Ballard was 50 years old; she was a mother, midwife and a healer.
Attention Material: It was in late July 2011, on a Saturday night when I received a phone call at work. It was a nurse from St.Marys emergency room informing me, my older sister was there and needed me to come as soon as possibile. After arriving at the hospital I spoke with my sisters nurse and she informed me that my sister was with her friends and smoked K2 for the first time and had multiple seizures and was unresponsive. After spending the night in the hospital the drug wore off and she came around. She describes her encounter with this drug life changing.
I interviewed Sonia Clare a nurse assistant, she gave me information on the facility, and her job responsibilities. Sonia informed that the nursing home operates 24/7, 365 years. The 280-bed long-term care facility is designed and dedicated to serving the elderly in Polk County. The home is spit up by halls, from A to D.