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Question: Can you teach me what will happen to the pregnant patient with HIV? And what would be the possible questions of the patient to the nurse about her situation and what would be the response of the nurse?   Title: Care of clients with Human Immunodeficiency Virus Focus Area: Obstetric Nurse Station   Margerie Ramos, a 32-year-old female, who, on her 34th week of pregnancy was transferred to the hospital after coming from a prenatal clinic and reported to be experiencing continuous regular contractions for almost 2 days. This is her third pregnancy. The labor and delivery team were planning to admit her to observe and monitor her baby through a fetal Non-Stress Test and to exclude complications associated with preterm labor. The patient previously agreed to a scheduled repeat C-section since she already had two prior ones.   Upon admission, the patient verbalized, “I'm cold, I feel so hot.” Temperature was taken, T=38.5 C. She also reported to be having diarrhea for 3 days now.…

This is a graded discussion: 0 points possible IV insertion Krystal Grant How does the choice of IV insertion site impact patient care and treatment outcomes? Discuss the factors you consider when determining the most appropriate site for IV placement and how you ensure safe and effective insertion in different patient populations. Share any experiences or insights you have regarding the selection of IV insertion sites in clinical practice. Q Search entries or author Unread Reply 2 Replies are only visible to those who have posted at least one reply. Q Search due- 11

Having trouble finding the Services Codes and ICD-10-CM DX Codes. Can someone help me answer this question. this book is 2019/2020 the next step advanced medical coding and auditing. Basically I need the CPT 2020 services codes and the ICD 10 CM codes as well. The picture below is questions to get the services codes. Case 12-18 Electroencephalogram Report Location: Outpatient, Hospital Patient: Reed Tolbert Requesting Physician: Ronald Green, MD Indication: Convulsions Physician: Timothy Pleasant, MD The patient was drowsy and asleep during much of his bedside EEG (electroencephalogram). The recording was requested for follow-up of a seizure, which occured 2 months ago. Medication: albuterol atrovent Epoetin Bacitracin flagyl nystatin Diflucan fosphenytoin gentamicin piperacillin protonix While the patient was awake, the background activity was somewhat poorly organized and consisted of varying mixtures of 15-16 Hz beta and some 8-10 Hz alpha, with amplitudes of 25-35 uV. Stages I…