HA 3002 mod 2 pre assessment

by reading the text above answer the question What is compulsory HIV Testing? When is it allowed? Provide your legal basis or justification. limit answer into 4 to 6 sentences only

You are working at a health clinic, and a woman enters who suspects that she was exposed to HIV two nights ago.a. Discuss whether or not she can be tested for HIV infection at this point.b. Summarize how you would respond to this patient, providing her with appropriate information regarding testing for HIV infection.

Your 30-year old patient reports having several recent experiences of unprotected sex and reports genital itching and discharge.  What condition(s) might you suspect? What are risk factors for this condition? What further assessment should be performed? What patient education would you provide if your suspected diagnosis is confirmed?

Read the background information shown in the pictures and answer the following questions. 1. With the information provided, would you agree with Governor Perry if you were in his place? Do you think he should be commended for his initiative and concern for the public weltare or is he overstepping his bounds? 2. How would you respond to parents with moral reservations about having their young daughters vaccinated against STDs like HPV if you were the governor?

A friend of yours who is engaged in promiscuous activities showed early signs and symptoms of Human Immunodeficiency Virus(HIV) what will you tell him/her?

Which statement is the most appropriate advice by the healthcare provider for suggesting his female client about the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine benefits? A. "The HPV vaccine will protect you from all types of virus B. "The HPV vaccine can help prevent Cervical cancer" C. "You will no longer need to get a routine cervical exam" D. "You will need to have a booster vaccine every 6 month"

Mrs. Garcia, a new patient, is seen by Dr. Caesar for occasional vaginal spotting.  The doctor determines the bleeding is coming from the cervix and asks her to return in 3 days for cryocauterization of the cervix.  They also discussed possible infertility.   Code the diagnosis, ICD-10. Vaginal spotting of the cervix  Infertility    A new patient is referred for evaluation with complaints of nausea, tiredness and weight gain.  Today's visit is to confirm or rule out pregnancy. Obtained quantitative a hCG pregnancy test which was returned as positive. Code this patient's encounter for a pregnancy test.

How does AST's motto of "Asgard Primo" apply in this case? A 19 year old female patient is scheduled to have an elective abortion in the OR. IT is legal in your state for this procedure to be performed on this patient.

A 16-year-old female visits a local women’s health clinic toobtain contraception. She asks the nurse, “What can I do to protect myself from diseases like AIDS?” Which recommen-dations are appropriate for anyone who is sexually active to prevent STIs? Select all that apply.a. Have regular checkups for STIs even in the absence ofsymptoms.b. Learn the common symptoms of STIs and seek helpimmediately if any develop—even if the symptom is mild.c. If a partner is infected, consider having sex duringmenstruation when the risk is greatly decreased.d. Douche regularly to remove any bacteria that may form inthe vagina.e. Avoid anal intercourse, but if practiced, use a malecondom.

For each female patient seeking contraception , select the method that is medically contraindicated for that patient 1. A woman with multiple sexual partners 2. A woman with a history of deep vein thrombosis 3. A woman with moderate cystocele 4. A woman with severely reduced functional capacity as a result of chronic obstructive lung disease 5. A woman with a known latex allergy   METHODS A. Oral contraceptives B. IUD C. Condoms D. Laparoscopic tubal ligation E. Diapraghm

Read the background information shown in the pictures about Governor Rick Perry’s mandatory HPV vaccination. Answer the following questions. 1.With the information provided, do you think Governor Perry did the right thing by mandating that all girls in the Texas public school system receive the HP vaccination? Or is it too early to be mandating Gardasil? Should it be offered to students but not required? How long should tests be conducted betore the vaccine is deemed sate? 2. The series of shots costs $36o. Should the cost of the immunization be borne by the state or by the individuals receiving the shots? 3.Do vou think Governor Perry's decision stemmed solely from his concern for the health of his constituents or did politics play a factor?

A postpartum woman has been told her new born is G6PD positive. What advice would you give her as a nurse on how to take care of this child.

Read the background information shown in the picture and answer the following questions. 1. If you were a state representative, would you favor mandating the vaccination against sexually transmitted diseases (STDS) like the HP it vaccines were available? Should the prevention and treatment of sTDs factor into the safeguarding of public health? 2. Why might some parents object to having their daughters vaccinated against HPv? 3. Would you consider getting the vaccine yourselt or recommending it to a family member? Why or why not? What are the questions that you would like to have answered before you decide?

A 59- year- old woman with a history of cardiac disease is scheduled for modified radical mastectomy. Describe the preoperative and postoperative care of this patient, including discharge planning.

Scenario 5: Cancer, Immune System, and Skin Disorders Divide the class into groups to discuss the following & report back to the whole class after 15-20 min. Use your textbook & other reliable resources on the web to get the answers. Each group will post their answers here. Scenario 5: Cancer, Immune System, and Skin Disorders You are caring for a client with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), and the client wants to visit with a friend of his, another client, who you know has an active case of the flu. What are the implications? Note: What should you know about this client first prior to doing any care? Hint: Resident/Disease Research?

For birth control, an IUD would be placed in this organ.

Discuss about AIDS.

Gloria, a 27-year-old G1P0, on her 20th week gestation, was known to be HIV positive one year prior to this pregnancy. On prenatal checkup the nurse should emphasize which of the following about the prevention of vertical (mother to infant) transmission of HIV infection to the patient? Antiretroviral therapy Cesarean delivery Antiretroviral therapy and cesarean section Antiretroviral therapy and vaginal delivery

Complete each sentence about the main vaccine that exists for HPV. Then, arrange the sentences into a logical paragraph. discharge HPV 18 cytotoxic Prevnar Gardasil 11 or 12 EBV oncogenic prostate 9 cervical warts Drag the text blocks below into their correct order. Currently, it protects against most commonly cause diseases of the genital tract. strains of HPV, including those that or human papillomavirus, is a causative agent of wart In 2006, infection by malignant HPV types. Reset and cervical cancer. Many types of HPV exist, including some that are capable of causing cancer. or was approved as the first vaccine to prevent It is recommended in girls and boys at age in order to reduce their risk of infection with this STD. The vaccine protects girls from cancer.

Answer the following questions in well planned paragraph responses. 1. Compare North America with Western and Central Europe. Which group is more successful in dealing with HIV/AIDS? What may be some reasons for this? 2. How are economies and social structures related to HIV/AIDS? 3. Write a brief overview of HIV/AIDS including the people it directly affects, and how it became known to the world.

Answer these questions, briefly, concisely, and straight to the point. Limit your answers to 4-6 sentences only. What is compulsory HIV Testing? When is it allowed? Provide your legal basis or justification.

1) During the holidays, elementary school-aged children residing in alcoholic/addict families may become more irritable or withdrawn and refuse to participate in holiday-related activities due to   Group of answer choices   all of these concerns about pending homework assignments anxiety about parents using more drugs/alcohol during holiday celebrations thoughts of sadness about not receiving presents   2)  Long-term complications of STDs include   Group of answer choices   ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage all of these other chronic diseases a variety of cancers infertility

Name: Thomas Sykes Gender: Male Age: 17 Marital Status: Single Weight: 240 pounds (108.86kg) Height: 5 ft 11 inches (71 inches) Occupation: High School Student Address: New York, USA Race: African American Religion: Baptist Allergies: None Known Immunizations: Up to date Major Support Name: Keisha Sykes, age 31 Relationship: Sister Phone: 577-666-7890 Attending Provider/Team: Susan Henretty, DNP, CRNP, PPCNP-BC Past Medical History: Significant for chronic obesity. History of Present Illness: Thomas was recently admitted to an inpatient psychiatric program for suicidal ideation. He has undergone group therapy, individual therapy, and is taking an SSRI antidepressant medication (escitalopram). Social History: Thomas lives with his sister, Keisha, and her 3-year-old son Torrey. Keisha has been Thomas’ legal guardian since their mother passed-away 10 years ago from complications associated with uncontrolled diabetes and obesity. Thomas’ father is not involved in his life. About a year…

Name: Thomas Sykes Gender: Male Age: 17 Marital Status: Single Weight: 240 pounds (108.86kg) Height: 5 ft 11 inches (71 inches) Occupation: High School Student Address: New York, USA Race: African American Religion: Baptist Allergies: None Known Immunizations: Up to date Major Support Name: Keisha Sykes, age 31 Relationship: Sister Phone: 577-666-7890 Attending Provider/Team: Susan Henretty, DNP, CRNP, PPCNP-BC Past Medical History: Significant for chronic obesity. History of Present Illness: Thomas was recently admitted to an inpatient psychiatric program for suicidal ideation. He has undergone group therapy, individual therapy, and is taking an SSRI antidepressant medication (escitalopram). Social History: Thomas lives with his sister, Keisha, and her 3-year-old son Torrey. Keisha has been Thomas’ legal guardian since their mother passed-away 10 years ago from complications associated with uncontrolled diabetes and obesity. Thomas’ father is not involved in his life. About a year…

Public Health (True False & MCQ):

Mr. Hooke a 35 y/o male presented himself in the clinic complaining of shortness of breath and having fevers for the past few weeks. He is known to be infected with HIV for almost 2 years already. He returns to HIV clinic at different intervals for follow-up. He has been on stable antiretroviral therapy consisting on didanosine, stavudine, and indinavir for the past year. Patient history revealed that he is unsure about his immunization status, and thinks he got them as a child. Physical Examination as follows: General: thin, anxious, acutely ill-appearing, young white man with tachypnea Neck/LN: slight cervical lymphadenopathy, thyroid normal Lungs/Thorax: CTA, slight axillary lymphadenopathy Labs Chest X-ray: Bilateral subtle infiltrates Bronchoscopy with BAL: positive for the presence of a unicellular eukaryote, a yeast-like fungus Assessment: breakthrough opportunistic infection Case Study Questions: Aside from HIV, what is your diagnosis? Support your clinical diagnosis.  Could…

Mr. Hooke a 35 y/o male presented himself in the clinic complaining of shortness of breath and having fevers for the past few weeks. He is known to be infected with HIV for almost 2 years already. He returns to HIV clinic at different intervals for follow-up. He has been on stable antiretroviral therapy consisting on didanosine, stavudine, and indinavir for the past year. Patient history revealed that he is unsure about his immunization status, and thinks he got them as a child. Physical Examination as follows: General: thin, anxious, acutely ill-appearing, young white man with tachypnea Neck/LN: slight cervical lymphadenopathy, thyroid normal Lungs/Thorax: CTA, slight axillary lymphadenopathy Labs Chest X-ray: Bilateral subtle infiltrates Bronchoscopy with BAL: positive for the presence of a unicellular eukaryote, a yeast-like fungus Assessment: breakthrough opportunistic infection Case Study Questions: 1.Aside from HIV, what is your diagnosis? Support your clinical diagnosis.

Mr. Hooke a 35 y/o male presented himself in the clinic complaining of shortness of breath and having fevers for the past few weeks. He is known to be infected with HIV for almost 2 years already. He returns to HIV clinic at different intervals for follow-up. He has been on stable antiretroviral therapy consisting on didanosine, stavudine, and indinavir for the past year. Patient history revealed that he is unsure about his immunization status, and thinks he got them as a child. Physical Examination as follows: General: thin, anxious, acutely ill-appearing, young white man with tachypnea Neck/LN: slight cervical lymphadenopathy, thyroid normal Lungs/Thorax: CTA, slight axillary lymphadenopathy Labs Chest X-ray: Bilateral subtle infiltrates Bronchoscopy with BAL: positive for the presence of a unicellular eukaryote, a yeast-like fungus Assessment: breakthrough opportunistic infection   question: Could any of the patient’s problems have been caused by drug therapy?

Mr. Hooke a 35 y/o male presented himself in the clinic complaining of shortness of breath and having fevers for the past few weeks. He is known to be infected with HIV for almost 2 years already. He returns to HIV clinic at different intervals for follow-up. He has been on stable antiretroviral therapy consisting on didanosine, stavudine, and indinavir for the past year. Patient history revealed that he is unsure about his immunization status, and thinks he got them as a child. Physical Examination as follows: General: thin, anxious, acutely ill-appearing, young white man with tachypnea Neck/LN: slight cervical lymphadenopathy, thyroid normal Lungs/Thorax: CTA, slight axillary lymphadenopathy Labs Chest X-ray: Bilateral subtle infiltrates Bronchoscopy with BAL: positive for the presence of a unicellular eukaryote, a yeast-like fungus Assessment: breakthrough opportunistic infection   question: What drug, dosage form, schedule, and duration of therapy are best for treating this…