ANSWER Subject of SOAP Note: The patient is a male patient, age 21, who has been diagnosed with GERD without esophagitis (K21.9). He shows in for a follow-up appointment to talk about the management at the moment and the test results. The patient describes having a burning feeling in the abdomen, usually after eating, and …
ANSWER [Your Name] is the weekly clinical communication student name. Regarding the week of [date]–[date] This week’s completed clinical hours: [Insert number of hours] Completed Patient Interactions This Week: [Insert encounters] To date, the total number of clinical hours completed is [insert total hours]. To date, the total number of authorized patient encounters completed is …
ANSWER Searching for and Evaluating Literature: Filling a Practice Gap by Organizational Type Acute care hospitals are the organizational type chosen for this project, which focuses on a practice gap pertaining to nurse-patient communication in preventing prescription errors. Poor communication has been shown to be a major factor in medication errors, which have a negative …
ANSWER Discussion Response for Week 6/7: Points to Discuss with the Nurse Leader I would discuss the following important points with the nurse leader: Present Acuity Levels: Emphasize how the inclusion of the vascular surgeon’s patients increased patient acuity, necessitating a step-down level of care for six out of the twenty patients. Needs for Staffing: …
ANSWER Addressing EHR Training and Competency Assessment as a Discussion Response First Question: Methods for Putting the Practice Domain into Practice by Duplicating the EHR Production Domain A hybrid strategy utilizing mirror environments and tailored scenarios will be used to successfully recreate the EHR production domain in the simulation lab. This entails building a mock …
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ANSWER The Importance of Common Patient Safety Tools and Their Impact on Current Trends Summary Patient safety is a crucial aspect of modern healthcare delivery. Tools for enhancing safety have emerged in response to rising demands for improved patient outcomes, superior care, and a decrease in medical errors. Common patient safety tools like electronic health …
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ANSWER Applying the Nurse Practice Act to Delegation Decisions The Florida Nurse Practice Act and the National Council of State Boards of Nursing’s decision-making framework are used to determine which tasks should be assigned to a Nursing Assistive Personnel (UAP) or a Licensed Practical Nurse/Licensed Vocational Nurse (LPN/LVN). The Act places a strong emphasis on …
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ANSWER Weekly Clinical Communication: Major Depressive Disorder in a 16-Year-Old Patient Overview of the Patient: Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) has been diagnosed in the 16-year-old patient, who exhibits symptoms such as a persistently low mood, feelings of worthlessness, difficulties concentrating, and irregular sleep patterns. The DSM-5-TR’s diagnostic criteria are met by this evaluation (American Psychiatric …
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ANSWER Handling Disagreement with a Patient: Case Study a. Conflict Origin There are several variables that contribute to conflict: Emotional State of the Patient: Mr. Johannson is probably feeling a great deal of anxiety and concern regarding his diagnosis and impending operation, which could show up as annoyance and rage. Illness-Related Stress: He may become …
ANSWER Weekly Clinical Communication: Presentation of a 16-Year-Old Patient with Major Depressive Disorder According to the DSM-5-TR criteria, a 16-year-old girl had symptoms that were typical of major depressive disorder (MDD). For more than two months, the patient experienced persistently poor mood, decreased interest in once-enjoyed activities, exhaustion, changes in appetite, and trouble focusing. She …
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