Why are vital signs such a critical component to the office visit? Explain why they need to be done at each visit.

Q: A patient asks about other types of blood thinners with less side effects what is the role of the…

A: Blood thinners are the medications prescribed to maintain the blood's viscosity to prevent the…

Q: Why do heart attacks mostly occurs early in the morning? Please answer at your own words.

A: This question is asking that why heart attack occurs early in the morning.

Q: If a patient or loved one has made it very clear that they do not want any extraordinary life saving…

A: DNR stands for "Do Not Resuscitate. " it's a medical order that denotes a patient's decision to…

Q: B. Discuss the pathophysiologic difference and peripheral arterial disease (PAD).

A: Peripheral arterial disease Individuals with peripheral arterial disease (PAD) have reduced lower…

Q: Which technique would be most appropriate to use when the nurse is teaching a patient with a…

A: Patient-provider communication refers to the information that is shared between a patient and the…

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: This is a question for phlebotomy: Explain who to prevent and/or handle complications in blood…

A: A phlebotomy is the procedure of puncture in a vein with the help of cannula for drawing blood, it…

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: Donald  has a history of DM II.  There’s an order to administer 10 units. The nurse is using a U-100…

A: According the question solution is given below

Q: Describe your nursing measures to assist the patient with voiding

A: There are following measures to assist the patient with voiding  Important factors to consider to…

Q: 1 - In what order will the relevant health professionals see her?   2- What injuries,…

A: PTSD is post-traumatic stress disorder.This occurs after emotional trauma or unseen life tragedies.…

Q: You are babysitting and for a 6 month old and 3 year old one afternoon. The three year old shouts…

A: Babysitting is a job that involves temporary caring of a child for a short period of time when their…

Q: Medical assistance in dying

A: Medical assistance in dying means the care that is given in last days or hours of the patient. The…

Q: What are the SIDE EFFECT/ADVERSE EFFECT of the erythromycin drug?

A: A chemical substance that creates physiological effects in the body after its administration into…

Q: What strategies might the nurse use to assist elderly clients consume enough fluid? Question 73…

A: The medical care which is given to older people is called geriatrics. The geriatric diseases are…

Q: Who completes the health history and current reason for visit? A Receptionist B Nurse C Provider D…

A: In the hospital settings all the members of health team has different role .  The receptionist ,…

Q: Atherosclerosis DEFINITION AND /PREDISPOSING FACTORS ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY/ PATHOPHYSIOLOGY…

A: Arteries are a type of blood vessel that carries oxygenated blood from the heart to different parts…

Q: After experiencing symptoms, caused by an abnormal heart rhythm a client placed on a  temporary…

A: A pacemaker is an electronic device that provides electrical stimuli to the heart muscle. Pacemakers…

Q: what is Outpatient Radiological / Diagnostics Information Systems

A: The outpatient medical record and radiology information system are 2 components of the electronic…

Q: A patient underwent exploratory laparatomy, salpingo-oophorectomy, and appendectomy. Please discuss…

A: In medical terms,salpingoophorectomy is the removal of an ovary and its fallopian tube of the female…

Q: If a patient shows signs of an allergic reaction to a medication, what steps should the nurse take…

A: Anaphylactic reaction, also known as anaphylaxis, is a severe, potentially life-threatening allergic…

Q: Discuss the nursing management strategies for a patient with congestive heart failure.

A: Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) is a long-term disease in which the heart can't pump enough blood to…

Q: Electrocardiogram A G C Using the Electrocardiogram above, which line best represents the P-R…

A: ECG is an electrocardiogram abbreviated expression. It is used to monitor the electrical activity of…

Q: What are the indications and contraindications of the erythromycin drug? based on the ff situation:…

A: Erythromycin ophthalmic ointment is primarily used to manage and cure the bacterial infections…

Q: Discuss the symptoms the nurse should assess while completing a head-to-toe assessment of a client…

A: Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a hereditary disorder characterized by defective red blood cells. The…

Q: What are the nursing considerations when administering Intravenous Fluids/Blood Transfusions? Give…

A: Here we have to describe the nursing consideration of fluid or blood administration.

Q: What are the post anaesthetic and post-operative nursing management requirements for someone that…

A: The post anaesthetic and post-operative nursing management : Post anaesthetic and post operative…

Q: Updated techniques and their application that used in diagnosis of hematological disorders

A: There have been rapid developments in molecular techniques ever since the introduction of PCR and…

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

A: Post anesthetic management means management after anesthesia. Post operative management is the post…

Q: Mr. Smith complains to the doctor that he feels weak, has a headache and feels dizzy. This is…

A: A symptom can based be described as a manifestation of a disease that the patient can see themselves…

Q: - Describe important details about the health problem or condition -Describe various care measures…

A: Myocardial infraction is defined as a diseased conditions which is caused by reduced blood flow in…

Q: amputation

A: As indicated in case study Mr . E  is smoker, has diabetes and heart diseases. Serious and unwanted…

Q: what is palliative care

A: The care given by nurses to patients or their families with the motto of improving health conditions…

Q: Which vital sign findings would alert the nurse to a client's opioid overdose? 70/40 mm Hg, weak…

A: An opioid overdose is a medical emergency that can potentially be fatal. The vital signs that are…

Q: For a patient experiencing dyspnea, which nursing action is appropriate? A) Restrict fluids to…

A: Shortness of breath, or dyspnea, is a subjective, variable-intensity respiratory discomfort feeling.…