EDEC111 - Obs 2

Topic: Early Childhood Development Clearly describe a specific topic/issue and its relevance to professional nursing with patients/families/communities.

Scenario: "Effective Communication: Nurse and Client & Wife" Lois, a licensed practical nurse (LPN), is assigned to care for Mr. Leno. He will be returning to his hospital room after surgery for cancer that has spread to his abdomen. His wife comes into the room crying. Lois asks, "What is wrong?" Mrs. Leno continues to sob and is unable to answer. Lois gets two chairs, one for Mrs. Leno and one for herself, urging Mrs. Leno to sit down. Both seated, Lois puts her hand on Mrs. Leno's hand and says, "Come on now. The news can't be that bad, can it?" Mrs. Leno answers by telling Lois that the surgeon has said that the cancer was so bad that there is nothing more they can do. Lois responds, "I am so very sorry. That must be difficult news to hear." Mrs. Leno weeps a bit longer, and then says she doesn't know how she can live without him. Lois comments, “You should wait and see how the chemotherapy and radiation treatments go before you think about living without him. Things may turn out…

Communication: Therapeutic/Nontherapeutic Video scenario Catherine: Hello Ron:hi Catherine:My name is catherine, and i'll be asking you some questions.could you please tell me your name and your date of birth? Ron: Yes, Ron Toledo. september 14th, 1958. Catherine: All right, Mr. toledo. Are we felling any better now? Ron: No, I i still think I'm having a nervous breakdown. I just can't get over loosing my job, and since my mother died, I just don't have anyone. I mean, she did everything for me. I just don't think i can do this. Catherine: And what exactly makes you say that? Ron: I just told you! she did everything for me! Catherine : Dont worry. Things will get better soon. I know exactly how you feel. I felt the same when i lost my father.Perhaps you should just focus on something else to get off your mind. Question: What nontherapeutic communication styles did the nurse use in this scenario? What therapeutic communication styles could the nurse have used instead? In your response,…

Maria Vella who is 40 years old has Down syndrome. She has been admitted to St. Mary’s Rehabilitation Centre because both her parents died in a car accident. Throughout your practices as a support worker establish all the relevant information that you need to record for a new

Nursing:Discuss what to include in a review of system, in detail

Explain Physical identity, psychosocial identity, religious identity in Nursing Theory. (Kindly elaborate)

Narrative Writing Directions: On a separate sheet of paper, make the following "telling statements" show. You will change the sentences and add new things but be sure to express the original idea. Examples Telling: Tom didn't want to go to school today. Showing: Tom threw his books into his bag, crumpling his half-complete homework; he sighed. Telling: Mike didn't want to go find the lost puppy. Showing: When Mike's mother asked him to find the lost puppy, Mike groaned, "Do I have to, Mom?" Telling: Reading was Jay's favorite class. Showing: Jay waited the whole day to go to reading class, and he always smiled when he got there. Rewrite the following sentences to show rather than tell about the emotions. 1. I was really mad. 2. She was tired from having stayed up late. 3. Alec wasn't paying attention to the teacher. 4. They were playing around during class. 5. He was bored while she was telling her story. For our assignment, we are going to choose a moment that has changed our lives.…

Nursing:Describe the process of performing a review of system, in detail

5:46 ← Lesson 3 Quiz - 8 of 10 H+ Question 8/10 1 point Which of the following behaviors is an example of preoccupation with failure: When giving a report to an oncoming nurse, we discuss what to look out for We discuss alternatives as to how to go about our normal work activities We have a good "map" of each other's talents and skills We talk about our mistakes and ways to learn from them Previous Next → ||| <

The nurse is providing instructions to a new mother regarding the psychosocial development of the newborn infant. Using Erickson's psychosocial development theory, the nurse instructs the mother to take which measure? Attend to the newborn infant immediately when crying. Anticipate all the needs of the newborn infant Allow the newborn infant to signal a need. Avoid the newborn infant during the first 10 minutes of crying.

What is the role of the nurse regarding post-mortem care?

prepare a plan for establishing an environment in which a hospitalized child can maintain a sense of parenting and family security. Include discussions of room appearance, visiting arrangements, care schedule and input into care activities.

A nurse walks into a room of a crying client. What posture and attitude should the nurse demonstrate to address the client's emotional response?

TELEPHONE TRIAGE Scenario: You are the MOA in a busy family practice. The following calls come in to your office. For each situation, respond in the most appropriate manner. How would you handle each call?  If it is for your physician, do you put the call through? Do you take a message? Can you handle the call yourself? Provide a brief explanation for each example. “Hi, this is the nurse from labour and delivery at the hospital. I have one of your doctor’s patients here, and I believe she is in labour. Could I please speak with the doctor?”

Describe two differences between palliative care and care in the last days of life.

_4_ P09 Why does a nurse need to be familiar with the boundaries of her/his professional role?

In 3 or more paragraphs, differentiate the Middle Range Theory and Grand Theory. State the importance in our nursing profession.

A recently divorced young mother tells the nurse in the well child clinic that her 5- year-old has become very withdrawn since the divorce. The nurse's best response to this concern would be:

Scenario   Mr. and Mrs. Barnum is a retired couple living in a large house in an affluent neighborhood in central Minnesota. Mr. Barnum, 86 years old, is a retired naval officer who is orderly, controlling, and very "set in his ways." He suffers from hearing loss and severe back pain for which he takes strong pain medication. Mrs. Barnum, 80 years old, always has been a housewife and caregiver for the family. After several bouts of cancer she is weak and frail. Though quite well off financially, Mr. and Mrs. Barnum have always lived a very private and isolated life with no real support network. They have had a long-standing dispute with their immediate neighbor and are suspicious of the "newcomers" on the block. No family members live nearby except their grandson Bob. Bob is a 37 year old divorcee and always "between jobs." He is estranged from his parents and siblings. He used to occasionally stop by and do odd jobs around his grandparent’s home, but he spends most of his free time…

List five characteristics of the nursing process.

Discuss the three developmental level areas you will be assessing in a patient. physical maturation and abilities psychosocial development cognitive capacity

Apply nursing process theory and make a planning about this situation:

Ken, a five-year-old child who is physically challenged is having difficulty walking without help. What should be the nurse’s response to the patient with this condition, keeping in mind the various developmental stages of growth and development.

Describe nursing responsibilities before, during,and after diagnostic procedures.

in PSY 230. we study attachment style between the child and caregiver. My question is what causes the child to have a secure attachment or insecure attachment? Thank you