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- What part of the nursing care plan is the patient's complaint? Don't plagiarism.Patient is moved to end of life care. His daughter asks "How will I tell my dad if he asks what is going on? What do I say?" As a daughter what should I say to dad?Sheila, an RPN has been working at the Victoria General Hospital for the last 15years. The first seven years she worked on a busy medical unit where she was part-time and worked both days and nights and the equivalent of full time hours because shewent in more or less whenever she was called. She really enjoyed the work on this unitbut when a full-time posting came up on the Palliative Unit she really felt she shouldapply as she was getting married, saving to buy a house and thought it was veryimportant to have more stable work. Sheila was the successful applicant in competingfor this position. She was thrilled and eager to work in another area of nursing;Palliative Care.Sheila has been working on this unit for 8 years now. She has really found thework on the Palliative Unit to be very rewarding; supporting families as they deal withthe end stages of life; losing a loved one. Recently, she is beginning to find 12 hourdays, nights and weekends and the intensity of the care along with…
- aam laCa Seach xD HA Compreteive 12-2221 x+ C A O tp/baycare.certpontsystems.com/wa/w aspalpreventRightClick-Falsecc-configuration session.counse id 32 session tim. K L On Service Co Co Free D Heptty ste Resources Glossary Click and drag to match the correct Patient Rights with the correct Category. Category Patient Rights Patient does not want their previous physician to access their record Accounting of Disclosures Patient wants to talk to supervisor about their privacy concern Alternative Communications Patient requests a list of who received a copy of their record Restrict Uses/ Disclosures Patient requests results be sent to another address File a Complaint Patient says, " I have never taken those medications" and wants you to change them Amend Records SUBMIT Type here to search DELL IL 1900AA PATIENT’S RECORD UNDERWENT REVIEW BECAUSE THE OUTPATIENT DIAGNOSIS ABOUT MULTIPLE INJURIES WAS UNCLEAR. WHO IS AUTHORIZED TO CLARIFY THE DIAGNOSIS? HEALTH CARE PROVIDER HIM SUPERVISOR INSURANCE COMPANY OUTPATIENT CODERDescribe in detail how you would demonstrate respect for this patient in spite of her gender, age, appearance, economic status, race and religious beliefs
- Complete a referral form and schedule a mammogram appointment for the patient below. Scenario: Georgia Thompson needs to have her first mammogram appointment scheduled for her. She has transportation arrangements for Tuesdays and Thursday from 9:00am – 1:00pm. Her diagnosis is right breast – Cyst of breast and unspecified breast disorder – calcification. Georgia's last menstrual period was 05/27/XX. Copies of her mammogram need to be sent to Dr. Smith at 2121 College Drive, Suite 450, Middleton California, 55456. (916) 555-4321. - Patient Demographics: DOB: 05/28/1955 Name: Georgia Thompson Insurance: Cigna Phone # (209) 555-1234 ID #: U26183656 02 CPT: 77055 ICD10: N60.01, R921 Authorization #: 135674Patient is moved to end of life care. His daughter asks "How will I tell my dad if he asks what is going on? What do I say?" How to respond.You are an administrator in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The Physician approaches you for assistance with her patient Mr. Jones and Mr. Jones’ family. The Physician explains that Mr. Jones no longer requires the level of care that is provided in the ICU and wants to transfer Mr. Jones to an acute medical unit. Jones is ‘incapable’ so his daughter is making treatment decisions on his behalf. Jones’ does not have a Power of Attorney for Personal Care, his spouse passed away many years ago, and is daughter ranks next on the substitute decision-maker hierarchy. The issue that the Physician is facing is that Mr. Jones’ daughter does not want her father transferred out of the ICU and is telling the Physician and the staff that she does not give her consent for him to be transferred. Question: Using your critical thinking skills and what you’ve learned about the Health Care Consent Act, what advice do you give the Physician in this case? Explain your…
- How are you going to manage this patient? (Provide a detailed care plan and include a full trauma assessment in sequential order)When the patient presents with a non life threatening issue, the provider is most likely to access the full electronic health record (EHR) to assess for A Patient history and allergies B Self pay status C Social Security number D Marital statusWho completes the health history and current reason for visit? A Receptionist B Nurse C Provider D Patient or patient representative