Nur 522 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Assignment 4 Ethics Completed Shadow Health ANSWER KEY 2023 lOMoARcPSD| 11/6/2020 Assignment 4: Ethics | Completed | Shadow Health 1/7 Assignment 4: Ethics Results | Turned In Healthcare Participant IV - Boston - Fall 2020, NUR 522 Return to Assignment (/assignments//) Interprofessional Communication Score: 40 out of 40 Time: 1515 Hi Ava, hi Debbie. How can I help, Mrs. O'Connor? Debbie: Hey, hon. Well, my daughter doesn't know what this is about, so Ava, just don't freak out, al...

Chapter 10: Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing Process 1. Define recovery-oriented nursing process in psychiatric-mental health nursing. a. Approached from the perspectives of wellness and strength as well mental health problems. The process is guided by recovery principles. b. Organized around assessment, diagnosis and outcome development, intervention, and evaluation. 2. Conduct a psychiatric-mental health nursing assessment. a. The assessment of the physical domain includes current and...

NUR 502 PATHO EXAM 6 STUDY GUIDE Chapter 11 1. Teaching instructions for a patient suffering traumatic brain injury s/p MVA? PAGE 514 No NSAIDS- can take Tylenol. Episodes of hyperactivity (Tachy, hyperthermia, diaphoresis). Elevate HOB to 30. Antiseizure medication NO TREATMENT OTHER THAN REST. 2. Most likely type of cerebral injury with patient sustaining head injury exhibiting lost consciousness with headache, confusion and vomiting? PAGE 521 Hematomas Epidural/Subdural 3. What...

NUR 203 - MODULE E and G Study Guide/NUR 203 - MODULE E and G Study Guide. Module E 1. Ignatavicius, D. (2013). Medical-Surgical Nursing: Patient- Centered Collaborative Care. 7th ed. St. Louis, MO: ElseveirSaunders. •Chapter 10 (Emergency and Trauma Nursing) •Chapter 11 (Environmental Emergencies) •Chapter 12 (Mass Casualty Nursing) •Chapter 25, pp. 448-449 (Bioterrorism Agents) •Chapter 28, pp. 522 (Carbon Monoxide Poisoning)

NUR 502 PATHO EXAM 6 STUDY GUIDE Chapter 11 1.Teaching instructions for a patient suffering traumatic brain injury s/p MVA? PAGE 514 No NSAIDS- can take Tylenol. Episodes of hyperactivity (Tachy, hyperthermia, diaphoresis). Elevate HOB to 30. Antiseizure medication NO TREATMENT OTHER THAN REST. 2.Most likely type of cerebral injury with patient sustaining head injury exhibiting lost consciousness with headache, confusion and vomiting? PAGE 521 Hematomas Epidural/Subdural 3.What is...

NUR 502 PATHO EXAM 6 STUDY GUIDE Chapter 11 1. Teaching instructions for a patient suffering traumatic brain injury s/p MVA? PAGE 514 No NSAIDS- can take Tylenol. Episodes of hyperactivity (Tachy, hyperthermia, diaphoresis). Elevate HOB to 30. Antiseizure medication NO TREATMENT OTHER THAN REST. 2. Most likely type of cerebral injury with patient sustaining head injury exhibiting lost consciousness with headache, confusion and vomiting? PAGE 521 Hematomas Epidural/Subdural ...

NUR 502 PATHO EXAM 6 STUDY GUIDE Chapter 11 1. Teaching instructions for a patient suffering traumatic brain injury s/p MVA? PAGE 514 No NSAIDS- can take Tylenol. Episodes of hyperactivity (Tachy, hyperthermia, diaphoresis). Elevate HOB to 30. Antiseizure medication NO TREATMENT OTHER THAN REST. 2. Most likely type of cerebral injury with patient sustaining head injury exhibiting lost consciousness with headache, confusion and vomiting? PAGE 521 Hematomas Epidural/Subdural 3. What...

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NUR 502 PATHO EXAM 6 STUDY GUIDE Chapter 11 1. Teaching instructions for a patient suffering traumatic brain injury s/p MVA? PAGE 514 No NSAIDS- can take Tylenol. Episodes of hyperactivity (Tachy, hyperthermia, diaphoresis). Elevate HOB to 30. Antiseizure medication NO TREATMENT OTHER THAN REST. 2. Most likely type of cerebral injury with patient sustaining head injury exhibiting lost consciousness with headache, confusion and vomiting? PAGE 521 Hematomas Epidural/Subdural 3. What...