_____the abortion procedure that delivers the fetus up to the base of the skull is A) a. Saline abortion B) c. D&E C) b. Partial-birth abortion(late term) Points Earned: 1.0/1.0 Correct Answer(s): C 7. 5. _____The abortion procedure that suctions the products of conception without dismembering is A) a. D&C B) b. D&E C) c. Saline abortion Points Earned: 0.0/1.0 Correct Answer(s): A 8. 1. _____one of the principal moral concerns is A) a.
Both genders (power point page 6) 3.. What is the path physiology of the lesions being only unilateral? Viral eruption causes acute unilateral inflammation of a dorsal root ganglion. Each nerve affects the derma tones. (powerpoint page 5) 4. When making room assignments what type of room should Helen Smith be admitted into?
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Drops must not be used later than 28 days from the date of opening. *Compliance aids to help people administer their eye drops may be supplied on prescription by the pharmacist or can be purchased by service user or carer. Where a compliance aid is not available, not suitable for the eye drops in use or not suited to the individual, assistance with eye drops should be regarded as a specialist task (see below). At the moment there are no compliance aids to assist users with ear or nose drops – assistance with these should also be regarded as a specialist
CERVICO-VAGINAL AGENESIS: A CASE REPORT Maria Isolda De Jesus, MD ABSTRACT A case of a patient with cervico-vaginal agenesis is presented. The patient manifested with primary amenorrhea and abdominal pain hence admitted. Transrectal ultrasound revealed a normal sized uterus which abruptly ends at the level of the urinary bladder, there were no echoes which would suggest presence of a vagina, normal ovaries and hematosalpinx, right. She underwent vaginoscopy, laparoscopic salpingostomy followed by laparoscopic hysterectomy. This report aims to present a rare case of cervico-vaginal agenesis.
(a) Perform calculation and adjust flow rate; (b) Observe and report subjective and objective signs of adverse reactions to IV administration; (c) Inspect insertion site, change dressing, and remove intravenous needle or catheter from peripheral veins. (d) Hanging bags or bottles of hydrating fluid. 2. According to Alfaro-LeFevre (2013) what are the two questions the nurse should ask to make decisions about his/her scope of practice and clinical decision-making? What action should the nurse take if he/she is being asked to act outside his/her scope of practice?
Check airway maintenance with C spine protection, a nurse must note the skin color, assess conscious level, and chest movement of the patient if the patient unconscious, the medical team should open the airway by using the jaw-thrust maneuver. 2. Check breathing and ventilation, a nurse I should note if the patient is not breathing, call a hospital emergency code and start CPR. (Trauma) 3. Circulation with hemorrhage, a nurse must assess the level of consciousness, such as the Glasgow coma score and AVPU which are “alert, voice, pain and unresponsive” to control hemorrhage, check the radial and carotid pulses, check for another external bleeding.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE Drugs Aging 2009; 26 (8): 687-701 1170-229X/09/0008-0687/$49.95/0 ª 2009 Adis Data Information BV. All rights reserved. Prescribing Optimization Method for Improving Prescribing in Elderly Patients Receiving Polypharmacy Results of Application to Case Histories by General Practitioners A. Clara Drenth-van Maanen,1 Rob J. van Marum,1 Wilma Knol,1 Carolien M.J. van der Linden2 and Paul A.F. Jansen1 1 Department of Geriatric Medicine, University Medical Centre, Utrecht, the Netherlands 2 Department of Geriatric Medicine, Catharina Hospital, Eindhoven, the Netherlands Abstract Background: Optimizing polypharmacy is often difficult, and critical appraisal of medication use often leads to one or more changes. We developed the Prescribing Optimization Method (POM) to assist physicians, especially general practitioners (GPs), in their attempts to optimize polypharmacy in elderly patients.
Anecdotal evidence suggests MG patients with no evidence of thymoma may still benefit from thymectomy, thus the procedure is (unless and until a much-discussed clinical survey ever reaches a contraindicatory conclusion) commonly prescribed. Surgical approaches[edit source] There are a number of surgical approaches to the removal of the thymus gland: transsternal (through the breast bone), transcervical (through a small neck incision), transthoracic (through one or both sides of the chest.) The transsternal approach is most common and uses the same length-wise incision through the sternum (breast bone) used for most open-heart surgery. It is espoused by surgeons such as Alfred Jaretzki and is the most commonly performed procedure due to its relative simplicity. The transcervical approach is a less invasive procedure that allows for removal of the entire thymus gland through a small neck incision.
Wendy Greenspan, MSN, RN, CCRN, CNE 1/18/12 nursing process 1 Steps in the Nursing Process (ADPIE) • Assessment – Data collec:on • Diagnosis – Analysis of data • Planning – Goals priori:zed • Implementa:on – Interven:ons • Evalua:on – Goals met? – Reassessment The Nursing Process is the diagnosis and treatment of human responses to actual or potential health problems. A problem solving approach RCC 7 Needs ELIMINATION GAS TRANSFER PSYCH REGS 7 NEEDS CHEM REGS MOBILITY NUTRITION BODY DEFENCE Wendy Greenspan, MSN, RN, CCRN, CNE 1/18/12 nursing process 3 Cri:cal Thinking • Metacogni:on= The art of thinking about thinking (Paul & Elder, 2001) • AOtudes • Knowledge based • Skills Problem Solving 5 Ac:vi:es Needed to Perform a Systema:c Assessment • • • • • Collect data Verify data Organize data Iden:fy PaUerns Report & Record data Assessment Plan of care is based on Assessment • Collec:on of data • Comprehensive – Direct – Indirect • Methods – Before you see client – When you see client – AXer you see clients – Interview – Physical exam • Check labs & diagnos:cs What is a Nursing Diagnosis? • Statement describing client’s actual or poten:al response to health problems – That the nurse is licensed & competent to tx • Clinical judgment about an individual, family or community response to actual or poten:al health problems & life processes • Provides basis for selec:on of nursing interven:ons to achieve outcomes for which the nurse is accountable Steps in Formula:ng Nursing Diagnoses • Iden:fica:on of nursing diagnosis – Iden:fy client’s response to illness – State a NANDA diagnos:c statement – E:ology treatable by nursing, such as: • ‘thick, tenacious secre:ons’ as opposed to