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NGN Case Study of 57 year Old Female Client : Heart Failure ANSWERED (LATEST) A+. Part I: Bowtie Heart Failure 1. Highlight each finding from the present problem noticed as most important, then write out each highlighted statement in the table below. What is the meaning of each finding? Hana Miyagi is a 57-year-old female admitted to the cardiac step-down unit from the emergency department (ED). She reports worsening shortness of breath (SOB) and swelling in her legs over the past 24 ho...

NGN Case Study of 57-year-Old Female Client: Heart Failure ANSWERED (LATEST) A+.

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NGN Case Study of 57 year Old Female Client : Heart Failure ANSWERED (LATEST) A+. Part I: Bowtie Heart Failure 1. Highlight each finding from the present problem noticed as most important, then write out each highlighted statement in the table below. What is the meaning of each finding? Hana Miyagi is a 57-year-old female admitted to the cardiac step-down unit from the emergency department (ED). She reports worsening shortness of breath (SOB) and swelling in her legs over the past 24 h...

NGN Case Study 1: Quality Improvement Questions and Answers 100% Pass Question 1 / 6 Recognizing Cues Select four appropriate indications for indwelling urethral catheter use. 1) Client has acute urinary retention 2)To improve client comfort during end-of-life care if needed 3) Clients receiving large-volume infusions or diuretics during surgery 4) Healing of an open sacral or perineal wound for incontinent clients Question 2 / 6 Analyzing Cues For each recommendation in the left column, cl...

NGN Case Study of 57 year Old Female Client : Heart Failure ANSWERED (LATEST) A+. Part I: Bowtie Heart Failure 1. Highlight each finding from the present problem noticed as most important, then write out each highlighted statement in the table below. What is the meaning of each finding? Hana Miyagi is a 57-year-old female admitted to the cardiac step-down unit from the emergency department (ED). She reports worsening shortness of breath (SOB) and swelling in her legs over the past 24 h...

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NGN Case Study 3: Failure to Rescue Latest Update Graded A+ Question 1 / 5 Recognizing Cues Select the four findings that are most concerning to the nurse and require immediate follow-up -Extreme nausea and uncontrolled vomiting -Client is hot to the touch and diaphoretic -Morphine is no longer controlling the pain -Client's medical history and previous reactions Question 2 / 5 Analyzing Cues - Medication reaction - Pharmacology administration Question 3 / 5 Prioritizing Hypotheses - Respi...

NGN Case Study of 57-year-Old Female Client: Heart Failure ANSWERED (LATEST) A+.