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To submit this assignment, either upload your response as an attachment or enter your response in the text box A nurse is caring for an 18-month-old girl in the pediatric intensive care unit. She was admitted following three days of bloody diarrhea and fever. Her parents report she had fewer wet diapers than normal. She was admitted with hyperkalemia, as well as increased blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and creatinine levels, indicating acute renal failure. After further lab work, the toddler is diagnosed with hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS), possibly caused by drinking unpasteurized milk. What organism is the leading cause of HUS in the United States? 1. A) Shigella dysenteriae 2. B) Enteroinvasive Escherichia coli 3. C) Shiga-toxin-producing Escherichia coli 4. D) Clostridium difficile the nurce what could have been

I NEED an explanation...   A patient has been receiving therapy with the aminoglycoside tobramycin, and the nurse notes that the patient's latest trough drug level is 3 mcg/mL. This drug is given daily, and the next dose is to be administered now. Based on this trough drug level, what is the nurse's priority action?   a. Administer the drug as ordered.b. Hold the drug, and notify the prescriber.c. Call the laboratory to have the test repeated and verified.d. Hold this dose, but administer the next dose as scheduled.

Why is too much Na intake prohibited for people with known heart disease? Please explain in a way that I can understand. thank you so much

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Hello,  Can you please help me to put the next case in SBAR format and that each is listed separately:S: situation- Description of the problemB: background- background information related to the current problemA: assessment- evaluation and opinion of the cause of the problem. This section should state what you think is going on with the patient. R: recommendations- recommendations or suggestions for the patients plan The case is: An 85-year-old woman with hypertension and hyperlipidemia presented with gradual and progressive cognitive impairment for more than 2 years, involving cognitive domains of memory, executive function, visuospatial and mood. She has short-term memory loss such as forgetting whether she has eaten or showered. She will also ask the same questions repeatedly. However, her long-term memory remains intact. She has forgotten how to cook and has recently burnt the pot while cooking on the stove. She is also unable to manage finances and bradykinesia, absence of…

I need to help with the steps to calculate this intravenous therapy question for homework. It says, Order: vancomycin 1g in 250 mL D5W to infuse over 2 hours. Your IV set is microdrip. How many mL/hr will the nurse administer?

Can you help me with finding a topic in the course content? I selected the cardiovascular system and need thorough explanation. Note: only a topic; no additional information Turn - this into a topic- Your heart and blood vessels, the parts of the cardiovascular system, are important because they bring oxygen, nutrients, and other good things to every cell in your body. They also take away carbon dioxide and waste. This supply of nutrients and the removal of waste is the primary function of the cardiovascular system.

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Calculate the drip rate for 100 mls of IV Fluids to be given over a half hour via a giving set which delivers 10 drops/ml. * 1 point Your answer         This is a required question Calculate the drip rate for 2 litres of IV Fluids to be given over 5 hours via a giving set which delivers 10 drops/ml. 1 point Your answer       Email * Your answer       Morphine sulphate is available in 15mgs/ml. The required dosage is 5mgs. How much mls must be taken from the vial for it to be an accurate dose? 1 point Your answer       Calculate the drip rate for 500 mls of Normal Saline to be given over 4.5 hours via a giving set which delivers 15 drops/ml. 1 point Your answer       Three litres of Hartmans (Lactated Ringer's) is charted over 12 hours. The drop factor is 15. The IV has been running for 9 hours. 800 mls remain. How many drops per minute are needed so that the IV finishes in…

Hello!Can you please help me with this question about this case?Thank you in advance! Perfusion Case Study: Mai Nguyen, Nam's 76-year-old mother, has been complaining she feels tired all the time, as though she just can't do what she normally does. She describes having a hard time catching her breath as she walks up stairs and goes about her day. Nam has noticed that his mother's ankles are more swollen than he has ever seen them.He schedules an appointment for his mother at the family clinic where you are the nurse. Mrs. Nguyen appears pale and not her usual energetic self. Nam tells you that his mom is "not right" and seems to be confused about things at home, which is not like her. She has a history of chronic congestive heart failure. During her visit at the clinic, you observe that Mai has a cough. She spits a small amount of pink, frothy mucus into a tissue. Mrs. Nguyen's vital signs are as follows: BP, 142/90 mm Hg; pulse, 96 beats/min and with some irregular beats;…

Hello! Can you please help me with this question about this case? Thank you in advance! Perfusion Case Study: Mai Nguyen, Nam's 76-year-old mother, has been complaining she feels tired all the time, as though she just can't do what she normally does. She describes having a hard time catching her breath as she walks up stairs and goes about her day. Nam has noticed that his mother's ankles are more swollen than he has ever seen them. He schedules an appointment for his mother at the family clinic where you are the nurse. Mrs. Nguyen appears pale and not her usual energetic self. Nam tells you that his mom is "not right" and seems to be confused about things at home, which is not like her. She has a history of chronic congestive heart failure. During her visit at the clinic, you observe that Mai has a cough. She spits a small amount of pink, frothy mucus into a tissue. Mrs. Nguyen's vital signs are as follows: BP, 142/90 mm Hg; pulse, 96 beats/min and with some irregular beats;…

Hello! Can you please help me with this question about this case? Thank you in advance! Perfusion Case Study: Mai Nguyen, Nam's 76-year-old mother, has been complaining she feels tired all the time, as though she just can't do what she normally does. She describes having a hard time catching her breath as she walks up stairs and goes about her day. Nam has noticed that his mother's ankles are more swollen than he has ever seen them. He schedules an appointment for his mother at the family clinic where you are the nurse. Mrs. Nguyen appears pale and not her usual energetic self. Nam tells you that his mom is "not right" and seems to be confused about things at home, which is not like her. She has a history of chronic congestive heart failure. During her visit at the clinic, you observe that Mai has a cough. She spits a small amount of pink, frothy mucus into a tissue. Mrs. Nguyen's vital signs are as follows: BP, 142/90 mm Hg; pulse, 96 beats/min and with some irregular beats;…

Hello! Can you please help me with this question about this case? Thank you in advance! Perfusion Case Study: Mai Nguyen, Nam's 76-year-old mother, has been complaining she feels tired all the time, as though she just can't do what she normally does. She describes having a hard time catching her breath as she walks up stairs and goes about her day. Nam has noticed that his mother's ankles are more swollen than he has ever seen them. He schedules an appointment for his mother at the family clinic where you are the nurse. Mrs. Nguyen appears pale and not her usual energetic self. Nam tells you that his mom is "not right" and seems to be confused about things at home, which is not like her. She has a history of chronic congestive heart failure. During her visit at the clinic, you observe that Mai has a cough. She spits a small amount of pink, frothy mucus into a tissue. Mrs. Nguyen's vital signs are as follows: BP, 142/90 mm Hg; pulse, 96 beats/min and with some irregular beats;…

Hello! Can you please help me with this question about this case? Thank you in advance! Perfusion Case Study: Mai Nguyen, Nam's 76-year-old mother, has been complaining she feels tired all the time, as though she just can't do what she normally does. She describes having a hard time catching her breath as she walks up stairs and goes about her day. Nam has noticed that his mother's ankles are more swollen than he has ever seen them. He schedules an appointment for his mother at the family clinic where you are the nurse. Mrs. Nguyen appears pale and not her usual energetic self. Nam tells you that his mom is "not right" and seems to be confused about things at home, which is not like her. She has a history of chronic congestive heart failure. During her visit at the clinic, you observe that Mai has a cough. She spits a small amount of pink, frothy mucus into a tissue. Mrs. Nguyen's vital signs are as follows: BP, 142/90 mm Hg; pulse, 96 beats/min and with some irregular beats;…

Need answer.    I made ( salad, salmon, and watermelon juice ) for the patient who has hypertension. I want a recommendation about my topic, including ( what I made, why, for what, and other information that should include in writing the recommendation. Thanks ?

Discuss a "friendlier way" to present this content to alert people of the risks of hypertension. Summarize your ideas. Review CDC facts regarding hypertension: https://www.cdc.gov/bloodpressure/facts.htm

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