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Clinical Pediatrics, 53, 60-65. Pediatric and adolescent obesity and obesity related conditions have become a tragic epidemic, and major public health issue in the United States. The focus of this paper will be to take a closer look at Weight Loss Surgery (WLS) in Adolescents, and the ethics, perceptions, and guidelines related to it. As nurses, we serve an important role in assisting Health Care Providers regarding appropriate care, referrals, and counseling/teaching for our patients and their families. Pediatric obesity in the United States is a major public health concern.
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List nursing diagnoses in priority order (in correct NANDA format) List all any additional information you would need (data gaps) 1 Knowledge deficit: SIDS r\t being first time parents aeb having questions and concerns regarding SIDS –OR- Knowledge deficit: SIDS r\t unfamiliarity with information aeb verbalization of lack of understanding. 1 What is SIDS-What does the family know about SIDS How it affects infants Risk Factors of SIDS 2 Knowledge deficit: SIDS Prevention r\t being first time parents aeb having questions and concerns regarding SIDS Prevention. 2 SIDS Prevention 3 Knowledge deficit: Crib Safety r\t being first time parents aeb having questions and concerns regarding Crib Safety. 3 Ways to identify what and how a Crib is considered safe to use with infants Priority nursing diagnosis: 1 Knowledge deficit: SIDS r\t being first time parents aeb having questions and concerns regarding SIDS. -OR- Knowledge deficit: SIDS r\t unfamiliarity with information aeb verbalization of lack of understanding.
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The Effect on Grandchildren and Mastery Skills Acquired When Grandparents Raise Grandchildren LaVera Carroll Educational Research EDU 5523, Section 10 University of the Southwest 1. The Effects on Grandchildren and Mastery Skills Acquired When Grandparents Raise Grandchildren: Introduction: This paper is a quantitative article review of an article written by Ferguson, Emma; Maughan, Barbara; Golding, Jean Journal of Child Psychology Psychiatry. (2008). titled: Which Children Receive Grandparental Care and what Effect Does it Have? (Ferguson, E., 2008).The purpose of this paper is to examine how grandparents are increasingly involved in the care of the young children, identify the factors that are associated with this type of care and reveal the implications that are associated with the children’s behavioral development.
Positive Psychology vs Master Resilience Competencies MSG Donnell Younger United States Army Sergeants Major Academy Class 63 SGM Joao Moto 17 January 2013 Abstract This research paper will compare and contrast the Army’s six Master Resiliency Training program’s (MRT) competencies, with six of the twenty-four Positive Psychology VIA survey Character Strengths. It then identifies how MRT and Positive Psychology are helping today’s Soldiers deal with the issues that are developing and ongoing due to almost eleven years of war. This paper discusses the importance of knowing ones top five character strengths, and the remaining twenty-character strengths, that the Army now uses to assist soldiers who may be experiencing challenges in their lives. The Comprehensive Soldier Fitness Program is the overarching program, which (MRT) falls under, and it comprises of the areas of Family, Spiritual, Social, Emotional and Physical. Together, with the University of Pennsylvania (UPENN), the Army is attempting to help resolve the issues that Soldiers face, and help them, as well as their family members, build resistance, become stronger, and bounce back from adversity.
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Goldenberg and Goldenberg (2008) indicated “ The sudden reuniting of families in the aftermath of the war created a number of problems (social, interpersonal, cultural, situational) for which the public sought solutions by turning to mental health specialist” (p. 100). Some of the stresses that families were dealing with included the baby boom which created added stressors already to the marriages that were suffering because of the war. The whole idea of treating the family came into play because various people started realizing that psychological