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This essagbis based on several case studies we had to choose from. It is regarding clinical practice in theaters where the patient had a knee replacement . The essay included how to communicate with the patient, what equipment was used and the methods and procedure.

I achieved 75% for this viva exam. Which is a first on the ruberic marking criteria for Coventry University. I could have gone more in depth however the answers to the questions I have uploaded are correct

I received 75% for the viva exam questions on surgery. The reason I achieved this grade was because although the answers were correct that I have uploaded here, I could have gone more into depth. But this grade is a first on the ruberic marking criteria at Coventry University. (72% or above)

5003PY Psychological Perspectives (2) Year 2, 2022-2023 Lecture Summary on Individual Differences in Learning Key topics: biological determinist, social determinist, nature via nurture, sex differences. These lecture notes provide a summary of the individual differences between genders in how they learn.

5003PY Psychological Perspectives Year 2, Week 4, 2022-2023 Social Psychology & Relationships How can relationships be explained by the social perspective? Key topics: social theories, factors that increase liking, individual preferences, feminist-based approaches

5003PY Psychological Perspectives Year 2, Week 7, 2022 - 2023 Learning to Eat Key topics: - Why do we eat? Why do we eat a variety of food? - Psychological perspectives of why we eat: stress, nerves, anxiety etc. - Biological perspective of why we eat: energy - Social perspective of why we eat: peer pressure, media & marketing - Cognitive perspectives of why we eat: association between the food and experience - Developmental perspectives of why we eat: modelling from our parents

Scrum and Agile are both methodologies used in software development to improve project management, collaboration, and productivity.

Dementia is a disease that declines an individuals’ ability to memorize and recall which is caused by the death of brain cells. Dementia disables a persons’ ability to perform day to day activity. Dementia is not a single disease (like related to a heart) but is more like a group of symptoms that gradually affects the normal routine, activities and memory of a person (Zhang et al., 2017). There are different models that involve different treatments of this disease. This essay explore...

Dementia is a disease that declines an individuals’ ability to memorize and recall which is caused by the death of brain cells. Dementia disables a persons’ ability to perform day to day activity. Dementia is not a single disease (like related to a heart) but is more like a group of symptoms that gradually affects the normal routine, activities and memory of a person (Zhang et al., 2017). There are different models that involve different treatments of this disease. This essay explore...

Nursing Interventions and Rationale 1. Provide supplemental oxygen, if need be, that is when SpO2 levels are below the normal limits. Rationale: To help maintain the oxygen saturation of blood in the arteries in normal ranges, that is 90% and above. 2. Administer medications as prescribed. Rationale. Drugs to dilate the artery that supplies blood to the heart are administered to increase blood flow. Analgesics such as morphine also relieve pain thus promoting comfort and relax the smooth mus...