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- 07Nursing Care Plan Diagnosis Goal Intervention Rationale Evaluation Activity intolerance isassociated withreduced hemoglobin,as seen by weaknessand exhaustion as aresult of fatigue. Subjective:She would complain offatigability, giddiness,blurring of visionwhich is relieved uponrest.Objective:Hemoglobin: 100 g/LBooks Required Holistic Nursing, A Handbook for Practice, 6th Edition Author: Dossey Montgomery, B., Keegan, L. ISBN: 978-1-4496-45632 Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning, (2013) Week 3 6/26/17 – 7/2/17 Chapters to Read Week 3 Chapter 14: pg. 294- 303 Exercise and Movement Chapter 15: pg. 308 -318 Humor, Laughter, and Play Chapter 16: pg. 329 – 337 Exhibit 16-1; 16-2; 16-3 Chapter 18: pg. 400 – 408 Effectiveness of Music Delivered by a Health Provider Chapter 19: pg.418 – 429 Touch and Hand-Mediated Therapies 1. Discussion Question: Discuss the benefits of exercise and movement both in illness and in health. Discussion cannot be more than (300) words
- Topic: Module 12: Discussion: X com/courses/30546/discussion_topics/284983?module_item_id=801989 + Discussions > Module 12: Discussion: Middle adulthood Module 12: Discussion: Middle adulthood A All Sections A nurse is caring for a 60-year-old patient diagnosed with heart failure and is being treated with diuretics, in addition to other medications. Upon assessment of the patient, the nurse formulates the nursing diagnosis as "Risk for Deficient Fluid Volume." What are the risk factors related to the nursing diagnosis in the patient? And why Search entries or author Reply Unread ↓Robert Jones V2.1 Practice Case (UNE Full Case) EHR History Physical Analyze Actions Name: Robert Jones Age: 52 y/o Sex: M Height: 5' 9" (175 cm) Weight: 184.0 lb (83.6 kg) BMI: 27.2 Admission Diagnosis: Elective total right knee replacement Nurse Notes Summary imeline Summary Orders (Health Care Provider) Admitting Notes (Health Care Provider) Progress Notes (Health Care Provider) Nurse Notes Care Plan (Nurse) MAR Allied Health Notes Vitals Intake/Output Instructions for chart review Use the buttons to the left to read through the patient EHR Record your patient key findings in the form on the far left Click Next: EHR Findings MCQ at the bottom when you're satisfied with your findings.Care of Children and Adolescents (CCA206) T3 2023Assessment 3 - Case study/ scenarioVisualise yourself in the role of the newly graduated Registered Nurse (RN), working in a busyPaediatric Emergency Department (PED) allocated to provide care for the following patient onan afternoon shift. Patient informationName: Irene Smith Age / Sex: 16 years 10 months / femaleAccompanied by: Taylor Smith (Brother, 20 years/Male)Present Medical HistoryIrene presented to the PED with her brother Taylor, following a fall around 3 hours ago. Irene was riding abike in in the street in front of her home and bumped into a parked car on the street, fell and hit her head.She was not wearing a helmet during the incident. There was no loss of consciousness noted at the time.However, she started having headache after half an hour of injury. There were multiple abrasions on elbowand knee and swelling on her left forehead.Past Medical/ Surgical HistoryAcne Vulgaris, Depression, Anxiety, and attempts of self-harm…
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