In preparation for Nightingale Hospital’s impending Joint Commission review, a mock simulation tracer review was conducted to assess Nightingale Hospital’s level of compliance for providing safe quality care and services to its patients. The purpose of the tracer methodology is to ensure consistent and uniform care is provided throughout the continuum of care from admission to discharge. A1. Evaluation The case reviewed was a 67 year old female, status post-surgical laparoscopic hysterectomy that resulted in an open procedure five weeks prior to her re-admittance to Nightingale Hospital seven days ago. She presented with fever and post-surgical site drainage.
Dynamics, 17(1), 8-11. This article addresses the strategies used by ICU nurses to reduce the incidence of VAP. It outlines how VAP is started, from the aspiration of secretions from the esophagus/pharynx to the lungs. Oral health and diligent care from the nurses is demonstrated as one of the important things to prevent the patient from developing an infection. Evidenced based care is stressed an the development of protocols and care standards in the ICU is encouraged.
D) A sweat chloride level of 35 mEq/L. Correct answer(s): A Diagnostic Test The pediatrician prescribes a sweat test to confirm Debbie's diagnosis of CF. 3. What information will the nurse include when teaching about the sweat test? A) Informed consent will be needed for this invasive, diagnostic test.
Preoperative Shaving EBT1 Task 1 Skye Sauls Western Governors University Critique of a Nursing Research Article A1. Article Adisa, A., Lawal, O., & Adejuyigbe, O. (2011). Evaluation of two methods of preoperative hair removal and their relationship to postoperative wound infection. Journal of Infection in Developing Countries, 5(10), 717-722.
What methods can the nurse use to determine if the drainage is CSF? C) Observe for a "halo" around a spot of drainage. Nursing Plans and Interventions: The nurse applies a sterile nasal drip pad and initiates interventions to prevent increased intracranial pressure (ICP). 3. Which nursing intervention should be initiated to prevent increased ICP?
Indian head massage is thought to have its origins in the practice of women using oils to nourish and care for their hair, and in turn passing this practice along to their daughters. Indian Barbers also offered massage to their clients as part of their service using invigorating `Champi’ hacking movements. The word Champi is a Hindu word, literally translating as massage of the head. Indian head massage was first brought to the west by a physical therapy student, Narenda Mehta in the 1970’s. After returning to India from England he spent time researching and developing the ancient techniques of massage, adapting the treatment to a more modern and western lifestyle.
We have done an outlined which breaks down our business plan for our facility. Julie- started our first project The Evolution of Health Care introduction of our paper, which was from a Home Health point of view. She discussed home health and how it has changed the delivery of health care. Latonya did the impact of quality care. Carmen- did the societal beliefs and values that influenced the change.
Vahey, D.C., Aiken, L.H., Sloane, D.M., Clarke, S.P., & Vargas, D. (2004). Nurse burnout and patient satisfaction. Medical Care, 42(2 Suppl. ), 57-66. ADDITIONAL READINGS Laschinger, H.K.S.
Massage Therapist Rehab Career: Massage Therapist 2/20/2013 Victoria James Mrs. Cassell Rehab Careers 2nd period Massage Therapist Massage therapists devise the soft-tissues of the body by using touch. The touch therapy reduces pain, aid in general wellness, reduce stress, increase relaxation, and rehabilitate injuries. Duties of a masseuse are countless they must interact with clients about symptoms, medical history, and desired results. They also have to evaluate patents to locate harmful or tense spots of the body. In addition, massage therapist use treatment to the muscles or other soft tissues to relieve stress build up.
Jacobs, H. (2005). Ethics in pediatric end-of-life care: a nursing perspective. Journal of Pediatric Nursing 20(5), 360-369. doi:10.1016/j.pedn.2005.04.016. Vose, L., & Nelson, R. (1999). Ethical issues surrounding limitation and withdrawal of support in the pediatric intensive care unit.