Chapter 3.3, Problem 5E

Research a mental health issue of your choice.  Discuss what the mental health issue is, its role in healthcare today, and the future outlook of this issue. Review link below for mental health issue topics: https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/index.shtml you can add other references as well

You are caring for Tim, a 78-y/o man admitted with a neurologic problem. As you enter his room, he says, “Hi, you must be my son’s friend. Come in. I’m Tim & this is my wife, Martha. I’m sorry our house is a mess. This year, 1968, isn’t a good year for us.” 1.How would you describe and document his mental status? 2.What may have contributed to this? Give at least three. 3.From your answer in #2, what will be your 3 topmost priority plans of care?   Do not forget to cite your references to support/justify your answers.

In what ways can a nurse intervene when a patient suffers from a situational loss, like for instance paralysis of the left arm and leg on one side of the body due to stroke? Discuss your answer.

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draft a formal presentation or article which focuses on a key topic related to dementia in the care sector

Is there a legal penalty in Tennessee for assaulting a nurse? What is that penalty?   Explain why that penalty is a good preventative measure or why it is not. Provide details to substantiate your stance on the penalty.

Can you write two pages about the follow question  Question   Please respond to the following question based on the directions provided   Consider this Dilemma: ___________________ Patients frequently have the same or similar last name. Common ones are Smith, Jones, and Johnson. Pretend you are tired and at the end of a busy work shift. Reflect on the names listed below and think about how you would react if any of these patients’ names appeared on the diet cards included with each meal served to residents who do not eat in the dinning room. Brainstorm strategies for effective patient identification.     Betsy Johnson and Betty Johnston   Garcia and J.C  Garza   Jan Cheung and Jen Chang   John Riley and Jon Reilly

LEVEL I EMONSTRATED KNOWLEDGE (ORAL OR WRITTEN) The best way to have good communication with your clients is to (Choose the one best answer): (a) Listen carefully and allow them to tell their feelings. (b) Tell them what you think they should do. (c) Let them know everything will be fine. (d) If they begin to talk about death, you begin to talk about something else. Your client asks you to do something for her which goes against what your supervisor told you to do. You should (Choose the one best answer): (a) Do as she asks and make her promise not to tell anyone. (b) Ask her how much she will pay you to do what she wants. (c) Tell her that no one can make changes in the work plan or schedule. (d) Carefully explain what your supervisor told you to do. Tell her you will discuss with your supervisor what she asked you to do. You are afraid of your client's dog which is kept indoors. You should (Choose the onc best answer): (a) Explain your fear of dogs to your client and ask if there is…

Select a disease or disorder to research. You may reference the textbook for possible diseases and disorders; however, you are not limited to the textbook and can choose other topics. Write a 5–6 sentence paragraph that includes the following: Introduce the disease or disorder Explain why you would like to research this disease Discuss any pathophysiology information that made you interested in this disease or disorder