Which of the following tasks can a nurse delegate to the following personnel? Tasks: Assess the patient's ability to drink clear liquids. Determine the amount eaten. Document the patient's tolerance of clear liquids. Assess the patient's tolerance for sitting at the side of the bed. Assess the patient's tolerance for ambulating. Document the patient's tolerance for activity. Assess the patient's pain level. Provide education about

Q: Discuss an area of nursing practice that you would like to improve

A: There are many areas of nursing practice that can be improved like : Authority control over time man...

Q: Instruction: Watch this 2 part lecture-video conducted by the Duke University on an introduction for...

A: 1. INFORMATION SYSTEM- An information system is a collection of interconnected components that gathe...

Q: How does Chronic Bronchitis causes the low/decrease oxygen bound to hemoglobin, explain.

A: Introduction:-  Chronic bronchitis is a disorders in which there is long term exposure of irritants ...

Q: Milette, a 22 year old primigravida client is in her 22d week of pregnancy. The physician informed t...

A: Introduction:-  Pregnancy induced Hypertension is the development of hypertension in a pregnant fema...

Q: INSTRUCTION: ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE.  1. WHO has taken steps to formulate more comprehensive global h...

A: Global health policy is the health goals at the national or local level,  international level and sp...

Q: Based on the device classification provide a few sentences for device-specific FDA requirements, and...

A:   DEVICE- A device is an invention or contrivance, especially one that is mechanical or electrical, ...

Q: How many mL/hr will you administer?

A: 98lbs = 44.4kgs. Order is as 5mg/kg/hour. Mg that client should get = 5mg x 44.4kgs/kg per hour. = 2...

Q: primigravida

A: Women who has conceived for the first time is known as primigravida. It has been found that during p...

Q: Describe a situation that might cause a medical assistant to be charged with medical malpractice.

A: In this question asked about the medical malpractice.  Detailed solution in step 2. 

Q: Define the following keywords. Interoperability Clinical integration Terminology

A: Health data have always been challenging to obtain and share. Because health data is sensitive and r...

Q: Miss Vanessa, 18 year old, Gravida 1 Para 0 at 40 weeks, AOG, is in labor. On examination, the cervi...

A: Question is related to maternity nursing  Solution given below 

Q: Formulate a scenario of a mother who delivered 6 hours ago.provide own data and MAKE NURSING CARE PL...

A: The common nursing care in the postpartum period  focus on preventing :- Excessive bleeding Bladder...

Q: Discuss the importance of a professional appearance as a Medical Assistant and a member of the healt...

A: Since we only answer up to 3 sub-parts, we'll answer the first 3. Please resubmit the question and s...

Q: In your own words, explain the four topics of medical emergencies namely, Fever and Heat Related Inj...

A: Emergency care It is provided to prevent the serious consequences of health impairment. Urgent care...

Q: Mrs. Smith was an 85-year-old widowed female, brought to the emergency department (ED) after her at-...

A: Introduction:-  Donot resuscitate has got a lot of ethical issues with it. If the patient has signed...

Q: What is the importance of nutrition assessment?

A: Nutritional assessment is done to identify nutritional abnormalities .  

Q: WBC 5.6 Neutrophil 70% Calculate the Absolute Neutrophil Count?

A: Neutrophils are immune cells. They are innate to us and they attack the pathogen after their first i...

Q: What are the health benefits of sports and physical activities? Then choose 5 benefits and explain t...

A: Physical activities like football, rugby, soccer ,basketball , going to the gym running are among th...

Q: The MD orders your patient to start an IV Heparin drip at 18 units/kg/hr and to administer a loading...

A: Heparin is a drug which is used to prevent and treat blood clots as it is an anticoagulant. Heparin ...

Q: When should you use the Symptom Framework for PSW

A: Personal support worker supports and assists the client to fulfill the routine task. Their roles and...

Q: A nurse who created a sterile field for a patient is adding a sterile solution to the field. What is...

A: We can say that:- Sterile technique is a procedures perform with no microorganism, to set up sterile...

Q: Activity 8 hr sleeping (35 Cal/m²-hr) 8 hr moderate physical labor (150 Cal/m²-hr) 4 hr reading, wri...

A: Body surface area  

Q: edema

A: Puffiness or swelling caused by excess fluids trapped in our body tissues is known as edema. Liver d...

Q: Describe the two patterns of veins in the antecubital fossa. a. H pattern b. M pattern

A: The most common site for venipuncture is median cubital vein in the cubital fossa . The other veins ...

Q: B complex vitamins are best supplied by supplements include laetrile function as Coenzyme include v...

A: B Complex Vitamins: Eight B vitamins are commonly delivered by B complex vitamins: B1 (thiamin), B2 ...

Q: Explain the difference between pitting and non pitting edema and how they are measured?

A: Edema refers to the the collection of fluid or other fluids in parts of the body which may be depend...

Q: why are health prevention programs so crucial to the individual?

A: Health prevention programs are programs that help to prevent any disease condition and to promote he...

Q: What are the six characteristic of nursing process?

A: Nursing process is a systematic process that enables the nurse to function in a step by step manner.

Q: 2. During morning care, a co-worker is heard telling a client: “If you wet your pants again, I will ...

A: A). This is mental maltreatment. Mental maltreatment is intended to subvert your confidence and aggr...

Q: our client (53 years old) has a resting heart rate of 58bpm. If the desired CRF int vas 78% of heart...

A: HEART RATE RESERVE :-  its the maximum heart rate minus resting heart rate  MAXIMUM HEART RATE :- it...

Q: List 8 best teaching strategies used in the Clinical settings/Areas

A: Nursing education It prepares the nurse to work efficiently in clinical areas. It includes training ...

Q: Describe how actions of different gastrointestinal hormones are coordinated in during everyday’s lif...

A: We will ist name the hormones of the gastrointestinal tract followed by their functions and coordina...

Q: What is the most advantage of the Peristaltic IV pumps compare to other IV pumps? A

A: Introduction:-  Advantages is No contamination. This is because in contact with the fluid is the onl...

Q: An 85-year old female patient was admitted in the ICU for Encephalopathy (hypoxic, ischemic) and Chr...

A: Introduction:- Pressure ulcers is a very important morbidity which develops in hospital admitted pat...

Q: 10. Prepare a question for your employer to determine whether his or her malpractice insurance cover...

A: Medical Malpractise insurance- This is the special type of liability insurance process in which the ...

Q: Make an action plan on how will you take care of your parents or parent when they reach the retireme...

A: 20 Ways to Take Extremely Good Care of Your Elderly Parents 1. Join Your Parent's Belongings.Regardl...

Q: Write at least 400 words on how role playing can be used for teaching in the clinical settings

A:   CLINICAL SETTING- A hospital, department, outpatient facility, or clinic that focuses on sports me...

Q: How does information technology help pharmacists in their respective field of practice (Community an...

A: Millions of people's working life have been drastically impacted by information technology. Because ...

Q: What do you think are the possible practical applications of chromatographic techniques that are rel...

A: Chromatography is an important technique which is biophysical in nature which has the capabilities o...

Q: Classification Available Indication Administration Mechanism Adverse Interactions Contraindications/...

A: Question is related to fluid and electrolyte  Solution given below 

Q: Design an experiment to show how you can use Benedict's solution to quantify the presence of a carbo...

A: The application of scientific and technical principles to the processing of the material by agents t...

Q: ECG

A: Absence of P waves with a flat baseline is an indication of fine atrial fibrillation.

Q: 9% dextrous solution (9 mg per 100 ml. of solution) is given

A: A. 1a. In order to calculate flow rate    of dextrose we have to use following formula 2.18 L = 2180...

Q: VWhat 1S your the people who are burning their garbages in their backyard that affect the health of ...

A: ▪︎Buring garbage Buring wast is usually an enviromental poor wast managment option becouse potential...

Q: Have you heard of OSHA in any of your jobs? What is the role of OSHA? How does this governmental age...

A: Health and safety are of primary significance in any aspect of our daily life. So following these st...

Q: why are health prevention programs so crucial to the individual?

A: We know that:- Health is state of absence of illness and a condition of physical, mental, social wel...

Q: If no one treatment for alcohol or other drug use disorders has been found to be effective for every...

A: Question is related to psychiatry nursing  Solution given below 

Q: A client 28 years old admitted at the Emergency Room in labor G4P2A1.what is hypothetical assessment...

A: G stands for gravida,P stands for para and A stands for abortion. Gravida means the number of pregna...

Q: Write at least 400 words on how Powerpoint presentation can be used for teaching in the clinical set...

A: Powerpoint presentation helps the instructors to refine their content to salient points . Powerpoint...

Q: Fill out the comprehensive drug study in the blanks.

A: 0.45% saline is a hypotonic solution used for maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance.