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NURSING II ADN 235- 60: Ethical Dilemma: Remain Intubated or Withdraw Life Support (Joyce Johnson, 58 years old). Case Study. When a patient has a stroke, is intubated, and unable to wean off the ventilator, what can be done to ensure the patient’s autonomy when there is no living will and no family that can be contacted to guide this decision-making process of a vulnerable adult? I think the Doctors and ethical committee come in and take place for any decision making that needs to be mad...

Clinical Dilemma Activity: STUDENT Remain Intubated or Withdraw Life Support I. Scenario History of Present Problem: Joyce Johnson is a 58-year-old woman with a history of atrial fibrillation, COPD, and depression. A friend who had not heard from her for two days became concerned and went to her home. She found Joyce unresponsive on the floor of her living room. She had a large left middle cerebral artery (MCA) ischemic stroke. She is intubated and has remained in ICU since she was admitt...

Remain Intubated or Withdraw Life Support I. Scenario History of Present Problem: Joyce Johnson is a 58-year-old woman with a history of atrial fibrillation, COPD, and depression. A friend who had not heard from her for two days became concerned and went to her home. She found Joyce unresponsive on the floor of her living room. She had a large left middle cerebral artery (MCA) ischemic stroke. She is intubated and has remained in ICU since she was admitted to the hospital five days ago. Sh...

NURSING II ADN 235-60 -ATI Nursing Care of Children Practice A. ATI Nursing Care of Children Practice A Strabismus- A condition in wich the eyes do not align with one another when looking at an object. Treatment of strabismus includes covering the strong eye to strengthen the muscles in the weak eye.

NURSING ADN 621- Unit 6 Review/NURSING ADN 621- Unit 6 Review. Postpartum Assessment BUBBLE SHE - Breast - Uterus - Bladder - Bowel - Lochia - Episiotomy - Support - Homan's - Emotional Postpartum Assessment-Lower extremities Edema, Pulses, Homan's, Color, Tenderness Postpartum Assessment-Vital Signs

NURSING ADN 621- Unit 6 Study Guide/NURSING ADN 621- Unit 6 Study Guide. INTRAPARTUM Diagnostic Testing Assessment of the Client Who Has Diagnostic Testing G/P Maternal health problems o key element to look for history of diabetes o maternal diabetes is an indication for diagnostic procedures to make sure fetus is ok Current obstetric problems Prior obstetric problems History of substance abuse o including alcohol and tobacco Client knowledge of test o knowledge and ...

NURSING ADN 621- UNIT 2 Study Guide/NURSING ADN 621- UNIT 2 Study Guide. Arterial Blood Gases I ABG’s Done for 2 reasons Determine oxygenation Determine acid base balance Usual site radial artery (wrist area thumb side) also can use brachial and femoral arteries as well after blood drawn intervention nursing or lab tech intervention apply pressure to site for 5-15min assess color senstion, warmth, pulse, capillary refill

NURSING ADN 621 - Unit 1 Review/NURSING ADN 621 - Unit 1 Review. LPN TO RN / ROLE TRANSITION Use your LPN to RN textbook, it is a great reference!!! Many different guide lines. Thinking process is very different must undertand diffrences Three Phases / Returning to School Syndrome Honeymoon Phase- excited confident new found purpose usually last first weeks. Material becomes more difficult or become overwhelmed with balance of school and life move into conflict phase

NURSING ADN 621 - Unit 5 Review/NURSING ADN 621 - Unit 5 Review. Positive signs of Pregnancy - Fetal heart tone - Fetal movement by examiner - Fetal visualization by ultrasound. Presumptive signs of pregnancy - Amenorrhea - Nausea & vomiting - Fatigue - Frequent micturition - Nocturia

NURSING II ADN 235-60 - HESI HINTS/NURSING II ADN 235-60 - HESI HINTS. Pneumonia HESI Hint Fever can cause dehydration from excessive fluid loss in diaphoresis. Increased temperature also increases metabolism and the demand for oxygen. HESI Hint High Risk for Pneumonia Any person who has an altered level of consciousness, has depressed or absent gag and cough reflexes, or is susceptible to aspirating oropharyngeal secretions (including alcoholics, anesthetized individuals, those with brai...