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NURS C475 - Care of Older Adult Objective Assessment STUDY GUIDE.
NURS C475 - Care of Older Adult Objective Assessment STUDY GUIDE/NURS C475 - Care of Older Adult Objective Assessment STUDY GUIDE. Exam questions are taken from the Learning Objectives under the 9 Competencies: #1 Competency 742.1.1: Compassionate and Respectful Care of Older Adults The graduate integrates principles of compassion and respect for patients and their families into the planning and delivery of care to a diverse population of older adults and into advocacy for vulnerable older ...
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NURS C475 - Care of Older Adult Objective Assessment STUDY GUIDE/NURS C475 - Care of Older Adult Objective Assessment STUDY GUIDE. Exam questions are taken from the Learning Objectives under the 9 Competencies: #1 Competency 742.1.1: Compassionate and Respectful Care of Older Adults The graduate integrates principles of compassion and respect for patients and their families into the planning and delivery of care to a diverse population of older adults and into advocacy for vulnerable older ...
WGU C489 - SAT Task #3: Healthcare Financing
WGU C489 - SAT Task #3: Healthcare Financing/WGU C489 - SAT Task #3: Healthcare Financing Healthcare Systems: Ensuring residents of a given country have healthcare coverage and what the best type of coverage is has been debated for years. Some countries provide a universal program while others may follow a non-uniform type system. For this paper I will be comparing healthcare in the United States (non-uniform) with healthcare in Japan (universal).
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WGU C489 - SAT Task #3: Healthcare Financing/WGU C489 - SAT Task #3: Healthcare Financing Healthcare Systems: Ensuring residents of a given country have healthcare coverage and what the best type of coverage is has been debated for years. Some countries provide a universal program while others may follow a non-uniform type system. For this paper I will be comparing healthcare in the United States (non-uniform) with healthcare in Japan (universal).
NURSING C489 - Task 3 Healthcare Financing.
NURSING C489 - Task 3 Healthcare Financing/NURSING C489 - Task 3 Healthcare Financing. Country to Compare The identified country for comparison is Germany from the given list. Germany’s health care system has several different perspectives to consider. To start, their health care system has a requirement to be insured while living, working, or even for those studying in Germany but are not residents of the country. This is fairly similar to the United States health care requirements, though ...
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NURSING C489 - Task 3 Healthcare Financing/NURSING C489 - Task 3 Healthcare Financing. Country to Compare The identified country for comparison is Germany from the given list. Germany’s health care system has several different perspectives to consider. To start, their health care system has a requirement to be insured while living, working, or even for those studying in Germany but are not residents of the country. This is fairly similar to the United States health care requirements, though ...
NURSING C489 - Task 2 (completed).
NURSING C489 - Task 2 (completed)/NURSING C489 - Task 2 (completed). A. Explain the general purpose of conducting a root cause analysis (RCA). Before explain the general purpose of conducting a root cause analysis, we need to know what a root cause analysis is. A root cause analysis is a method of solving a problem that is used to identify the root causes of problems, events, issues, outcomes, or faults. When looking at healthcare an RCA is usually done retrospectively to study an event wh...
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NURSING C489 - Task 2 (completed)/NURSING C489 - Task 2 (completed). A. Explain the general purpose of conducting a root cause analysis (RCA). Before explain the general purpose of conducting a root cause analysis, we need to know what a root cause analysis is. A root cause analysis is a method of solving a problem that is used to identify the root causes of problems, events, issues, outcomes, or faults. When looking at healthcare an RCA is usually done retrospectively to study an event wh...
NURSING C475 - STUDY GUIDE for Care of the Older Adult Objective Assessment.
NURSING C475 - STUDY GUIDE for Care of the Older Adult Objective Assessment/NURSING C475 - STUDY GUIDE for Care of the Older Adult Objective Assessment. Exam questions are taken from the Learning Objectives under the 9 Competencies: #1 Competency 742.1.1: Compassionate and Respectful Care of Older Adults Key Concepts: The student should be familiar with the growing aging population and the impact this group will have on the healthcare system. • Baby boomers: large group of p...
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NURSING C475 - STUDY GUIDE for Care of the Older Adult Objective Assessment/NURSING C475 - STUDY GUIDE for Care of the Older Adult Objective Assessment. Exam questions are taken from the Learning Objectives under the 9 Competencies: #1 Competency 742.1.1: Compassionate and Respectful Care of Older Adults Key Concepts: The student should be familiar with the growing aging population and the impact this group will have on the healthcare system. • Baby boomers: large group of p...
NRSG 2210 - Module 3 Study Guide.
NRSG 2210 - Module 3 Study Guide/NRSG 2210 - Module 3 Study Guide. Chapter 6 – Nursing as a Regulated Practice: Legal Issues • Identify the three legal risks of professional nursing practice. o Malpractice, delegation, and informed consent. o Confidentiality, delegation, and informed consent. • How does a nurse commit malpractice? What are the major categories of malpractice?
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NRSG 2210 - Module 3 Study Guide/NRSG 2210 - Module 3 Study Guide. Chapter 6 – Nursing as a Regulated Practice: Legal Issues • Identify the three legal risks of professional nursing practice. o Malpractice, delegation, and informed consent. o Confidentiality, delegation, and informed consent. • How does a nurse commit malpractice? What are the major categories of malpractice?
NRSG 3323 - Interventions 2 Exam 1 Review.
NRSG 3323 - Interventions 2 Exam 1 Review/NRSG 3323 - Interventions 2 Exam 1 Review. Module 1: Health History • A health History is obtained prior to a physical assessment. • Always subjective since it is gathered from patient • Primary source vs secondary • Primary – patient; best source of information • Secondary – when patient unable or unwilling to provide information; family member, caregiver, records, etc; parent of small children prime example; used to augment and ve...
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NRSG 3323 - Interventions 2 Exam 1 Review/NRSG 3323 - Interventions 2 Exam 1 Review. Module 1: Health History • A health History is obtained prior to a physical assessment. • Always subjective since it is gathered from patient • Primary source vs secondary • Primary – patient; best source of information • Secondary – when patient unable or unwilling to provide information; family member, caregiver, records, etc; parent of small children prime example; used to augment and ve...
NRSG 3323 - Interventions 2 EXAM 1.
NRSG 3323 - Interventions 2 EXAM 1 /NRSG 3323 - Interventions 2 EXAM 1 Module 7 ASSESSING THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM Lab Skills Practice obtaining a CV/PV assessment health history Practice CV/PV physical assessment using lab guide provided Obtaining an ECG Cardiac Anatomy Review Anatomy Review • Four chambers separated by valves, whose main purpose is to prevent backflow of blood Atria right and left Ventricles right and left • Four valves in heart
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NRSG 3323 - Interventions 2 EXAM 1 /NRSG 3323 - Interventions 2 EXAM 1 Module 7 ASSESSING THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM Lab Skills Practice obtaining a CV/PV assessment health history Practice CV/PV physical assessment using lab guide provided Obtaining an ECG Cardiac Anatomy Review Anatomy Review • Four chambers separated by valves, whose main purpose is to prevent backflow of blood Atria right and left Ventricles right and left • Four valves in heart
NRSG 3323 - Exam 1 Study Guide.
NRSG 3323 - Exam 1 Study Guide/NRSG 3323 - Exam 1 Study Guide. Exam 1 covers modules 1-5, there are 50 questions and you will have 1 hour. YES there is math! Module 1: • Discuss goals of obtaining a patient health history (why do we do this??) Health History Goals • Gather information o Provides the subjective database o Primary source vs secondary Primary – patient; best source of information Secondary – when patient unable or unwilling to provide information; fami...
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NRSG 3323 - Exam 1 Study Guide/NRSG 3323 - Exam 1 Study Guide. Exam 1 covers modules 1-5, there are 50 questions and you will have 1 hour. YES there is math! Module 1: • Discuss goals of obtaining a patient health history (why do we do this??) Health History Goals • Gather information o Provides the subjective database o Primary source vs secondary Primary – patient; best source of information Secondary – when patient unable or unwilling to provide information; fami...
NRSG 3320 - Nursing Care of Adults Exam 1 & 2.
NRSG 3320 - Nursing Care of Adults Exam 1 & 2.
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NRSG 3320 - Nursing Care of Adults Exam 1 & 2.
NR 302 -Jarvis Chapter 19 - 7th Ed Test Bank.
NUR PHARMACOLO-Test Bank Lehnes Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Practice Nurses and Physician Assistants 2nd Ed.
NUR 1225 - RN Pharmacology Online Practice 2016 A
Fundamentals of Nursing (9th Edition by Taylor) -Test Bank.
FUNDAMENTA 102 -Pediatric Safe Dosage Drug Calculations Quiz.