NURSING NR 603 (NR603)

NR603: Week 3 Quiz Question 1 5 / 5 pts An 82 year old obese female patient presents to the clinic complaining of gradually increasing shortness of breath, weight gain of 4 pounds in the last week and atrial fibrillation on EKG. The most likely cause of her symptoms is: Right sided heart failure (Diastolic Dysfunction) Question 2 5 / 5 pts Which of the following drugs does the 8th Joint National Committee (JNC 8) 2014 Evidence Based Guidelines for the Management of High Blood Pressure ...

NR 603 Week 1 Comparison and Contrast Assignment: Dementia and Delirium | Already GRADED A Dementia and Delirium Requirements For Week 1 of the course there is no case study given to you by the faculty. Instead you will … assigned to diseases to compare and contrast based on the first let ter of your last name (Dementia and Delirium). This information will … posted in the course announcements under Week 1 Welcome as well as the “Assignment” portion of the Week 1 module. A comparison a...

Migraine: Assessment  It is important that the patient characterize the headache by describing the duration, quality, and location of the pain.  A medication profile is essential and should include medications that have been tried in the past for headache control. If OTC medications are taken, the number used per month should be identified  A targeted physical examination is important in ruling out harmful secondary headache pathologies and confirms any information given in the hi...

Lorene demonstrates ST depression dispersed throughout the EKG. Specifically, the depression is exhibited in leads I, II, V4, V5, a slight depression in aVF, and V6. There is also an ST elevation in aVR. The EKG shows signs of acute coronary syndrome (ACS). An EKG for ACS will show ST depression in six or more leads, most significant in leads V4 to V6, particularly when related with inverted T waves and ST elevation in lead aVR. These EKG changes should warrant importantnce for urgent, aggr...

Purpose The VISE assignment (Virtual Interactive Student Evaluation) is to evaluate student progress in clinical, based on per course clinical objectives. This will be a mid-term check to identify and assist students who may be struggling with clinical critical thinking and communication. Students who do not pass the VISE on the first attempt will be placed on a clinical PIP and given a second attempt at passing the VISE prior to course end. The student must successfully pass the VISE to pass cl...

NURSING NR 603 Week Two: Part Two: Case Study Follow Up Visit Discussion Emily McGonagle