What is the difference between restrictive and obstructive respiratory disorders? Does the nurse’s role differ between them? How do you imagine each type feels?

Q: Outline the nursing interventions for managing a child with asthma.

A: Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition characterized by inflammation and narrowing of the airways…

Q: what will the nurse instruct a client to do to promote a healthy respiratory status? a) use pursed…

A: The nurse instructs a client to do to promote a healthy respiratory status.   a) Use pursed-lip…

Q: Question: Which of the following nursing interventions is most appropriate for a patient…

A: Here is why the other options are incorrect:A) Administering a sedative medication would generally…

Q: An elderly patient, only partially responsive on admission, has family present most of the time.…

A: In such case elderly Patient is admitted in healthcare center who is partially responsive.Patients…

Q: what the nursing process of following scenario

A: A nursing process acts as a systematic/organized guide to patient-centered care with five orderly…

Q: a) Discuss the factors influencing quality of the patient care.

A: The quality of patient care is influenced by a multitude of factors that encompass various aspects…

Q: what are  the Registered Nurse’s responsibility and accountability for detecting and responding to…

A: Acute deterioration - it means any type of  abnormal changes  physical and mental health

Q: What are nursing goals for a patient with impaired gas exchange due to lung cancer. the goals must…

A: The objective of this question is to identify appropriate nursing goals for a patient with impaired…

Q: does the requirement of referral from the primary care physician keep costs dow

A: The primary care physician or PCP is a professional who is providing the general medicine to the…

Q: How is pathophysiology important in a nursing career

A: Pathophysiology: Pathophysiology is the study of the physiological processes that occur in the body…

Q: Describe physiologic, psychological, and spiritualcare of a dying patient and family.

A: End-of-life or hospice care is the care interventions that address the spiritual, psychological, and…

Q: How would preeclampsia influence your choice of nursing interventions if you practiced in a setting…

A: The preeclampsia is a pregnancy complication.  It is characterized by high blood pressure. In case…

Q: What is the role of a critical care nurse in the management of sepsis, shock, and multiple organ…

A: When the body's defence against an infection damages its own tissues and organs, it develops sepsis,…

Q: Why do nurses need to know about pathophysiology?

A: Pathophysiology is considered a study of disordered physiological processes that act as a sign or…

Q: How can nurses support patients in the long-term management of chronic diseases?

A: Chronic diseases, characterized by their long duration and generally slow progression, pose…

Q: when caring for an older adult client, it is important for the nurse to understand a) the…

A: In this question asked about how to care for the older adults.  Gerontological nursing specially…

Q: What type of services are patients treated for in ambulatory care? What setting are ambulatory care…

A: Ambulatory care is nothing but providing care without admitting the hospital.

Q: How do you ensure culturally sensitive care for palliative care patients from diverse backgrounds,…

A: The objective of the question is to understand how to provide culturally sensitive care to…

Q: The Advanced Practice Nurse is instructing a patient on managing Asthma exacerbations at home. This…

A: Introduction- Asthma exacerbation is the condition of attack of Asthma. In this situation, the…

Q: What is the nurse's role in caring for a patient with a ventilator?

A: A ventilator is a medical device that provides mechanical support to help patients breathe when they…

Q: How would the evidence for pre-eclampsia influence your choice of nursing interventions if you…

A: Often nursing interventions have a critical role in hospitals or medical institutes to save patients…

Q: What role would an enrolled nurse play in the assessment and care of a patient suffering from a UTI?

A: Enrolled nurses are the ones having a nursing diploma. These nurses report to registered nurses.

Q: Explain the evaluation of the hospice movement

A: The hospice movement has been described as a holistic substitute for the care provided to people who…

Q: Make a nursing care plan for ineffective coping and ineffective airway clearance.

A: Ineffective coping is a condition identified when a person is incompetent to assess potential…

Q: When a drug is characterized as having a negative chrono-tropic effect, the nurse knows to expect…

A: Chronotropic effects means the effects that are responsible for changing the heart rate. The…

Q: How can nurses assist in managing chronic diseases?

A: It is a disease that is persistent and long-lasting. The term 'chronic' is usually used when the…

Q: Explain the three levels of emergency care?

A: Emergency care refers to the immediate and specialized medical attention provided to individuals who…

Q: According to the textbook, what are the most common risk areas in a health care organization that…

A: Healthcare is a critical factor in increasing people's overall physical, mental, and social…

Q: what is the role of the registered nurse and the role of the LPN?

A: LPN stands for Licensed Practical Nurse. An LPN is a healthcare professional who has completed a…

Q: A patient is recovering from general anesthesia. What is the nurse’s main concern during the…

A: General anesthesia is a drug that causes loss of consciousness and sensation, these effects are…

Q: How does a nurse manage a patient with an acute asthma attack?

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Q: How should a nurse prepare a patient for a colonoscopy procedure, and what are the post-procedure…

A: A colonoscopy is a medical treatment that looks at the rectum and large intestine's inner lining.…

Q: What are the key nursing interventions for effectively managing pain in post-surgical patients, and…

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Q: AD has on a resident’s family.

A: Alzheimer's diseaseAlzheimer's is a progressive brain disorder, that affects memory, thinking,…

Q: 5. The nurse is caring for an elderly client just admitted with bronchopneumonia. Which client…

A: A kind of pneumonia called bronchopneumonia often referred to as lobular pneumonia or localized…

Q: The nurse is reviewing a patient’s medication orders for prn (as necessary) medications that can be…

A: There are different types and classes of drugs. Some drugs are provided only if there is a doctor's…

Q: What roles would an enrolled nurse play in the assessment and care of a patient suffering from a…

A: A urinary tract infection (UTI) is an infection in any part of our urinary system, may affect…

Q: what are post anaesthetic and post-operative nursing management requirements for someone with total…

A: TPN feeding (total parenteral nutrition) is a way of delivering vital nutrients to the body through…

Q: A pt is eating breakfast and begins choking.  What is your first nursing action?

A: Choking while eating and drinking  is a sign of swallowing problems , also known as dysphagia.…

Q: What are some hospice concepts and their characteristics?

A: Introduction: At the end of their lives, more people are choosing hospice care. A person with a…

Q: Describe the nursing approach to care for a patient with severe asthma exacerbation

A: An asthma attack is defined as a worsening or escalation of asthma symptoms. Chest tightness,…

Q: The nurse is reviewing a patient's medication orders for prn (as necessary) medications that can be…

A: There are different types and classes of drugs. Some drugs are provided only if there is a doctor's…

Q: Sister Callista Roy's Adaptation Model focuses on how individuals adapt to stimuli in their…

A: Sister Callista Roy's Adaptation Model is a nursing theory that emphasises the dynamic interplay…

Q: what is the first and most critical step in responding to an emergency in an ambulatory care…

A: An ambulatory care emergency is any urgent or emergent medical condition that arises in an…