4 consequences
-suspension from the practice of nursing for one year
-there will be mistrust and honest on nurse
-the patient will receive less level of care
-Face civil malpractice actions
Nursing is a stressful job. they need help to manage their stress.
encourage them to focus on emotional support programs to reduce
pressure. closely monitor their sufferings to become normal.
communicate with them by the peer to peer conversations to help
them to understand the risk of diversions and provide an example
for understanding. involve nurses in substance abuse treatment
programs and monitor and support the nurses for recovery and safe
practice. medication, counseling and supportive service reduce
alcohol drug use.
Focus on their physical, mental health issues and promote their
fundamental ability.
Naloxone medication help to reverse an opioid overdose, it displays
opioids from receptors in the brain and blocks the effects.
withdrawal management or detoxification interventions should manage
their emotional and physical symptoms once they stop using it. some
withdrawal symptoms managed with exercise, vitamins, and sleep.
withdrawal from alcohol some time produce seizures and other
complications. stabilization is important for the recovery process.
evidence-based treatment and medication-assisted treatment using
methadone treat symptoms of withdrawal of opioids, Buphenorphin
bind the opioid receptors and naltrexone block the activation of
opioid receptors, disulfiram inhibits the breakdown of
acetaldehyde.
cognitive Behavioural therapy, contingency management, counseling
reinforcement approach, motivation and family therapy used for
treating opioids use alcohol sue.
List 4 serious consequences that a nurse stealing medications from a patient or the hospital may...
1. List 4 serious consequences that a nurse stealing medications from a patient or the hospital may cause or face. 2. How might drug addiction and drug "diversion" in the nursing profession be addressed? 3. Why do you think your idea/s might work? Explain treatment (medications and interventions) for both opioid addiction and alcohol abuse. 4. What are some important factors to consider regarding a withdrawal from each of these substances?
what are the possible questions that could come from this topics? Questions will be distributed approximately as follows: Substance Use Disorder and Cannabis - 10 Pain Management –20 Physiologic Stress and Pharmacologic Steroids- 20 Cumulative material – 2-3 questions from each of the preceding weeks. Exam questions come from class lectures, slides, readings and media resources. Approximately 2/3 of exam questions are knowledge base questions, and approximately 1/3 are application questions that ask you to apply what you have learned....
54.A nurse is planning a staff education program on substance use in older adults. Which of the following is appropriate for the nurse to include in the presentation? A. Older adults require higher doses of a substance to achieve a desired effect B. Older adults commonly use rationalization to cope with a substance use disorder C. Older adults are at an increased risk for substance use following retirement. D. Older adults develop substance use to mask manifestations of dementia 55.A...
what are the possible question and answers for the following topic? Questions will be distributed approximately as follows: Substance Use Disorder and Cannabis - 10 Pain Management –20 Physiologic Stress and Pharmacologic Steroids- 20 Cumulative material – 2-3 questions from each of the preceding weeks. Exam questions come from class lectures, slides, readings and media resources. Approximately 2/3 of exam questions are knowledge base questions, and approximately 1/3 are application questions that ask you to apply what you have learned....
Stroke
A stroke is serious, just like a heart attack, so it's important
to know the signs of stroke and act quickly if you suspect someone
is having one. Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in the
United States, and causes more serious long-term disabilities than
any other disease. Older people are at higher risk. You can take
steps to lower your chance of having a stroke.
Know the Signs of Stroke
Knowing the symptoms of a stroke...
Laura is a very successful businesswoman in the high-stress high-powered world of corporate finance. She has been referred to you by the company’s employment assistance program. You are the company's occupational nurse. Laura presents herself as a no nonsense business professional. She is frank and honest about the events that has brought her to your office. Laura tells you that although she tells herself that she will only have one or two glasses with dinner, she usually finishes the whole...
CARE PLAN DEHYDRATION Charles West, a 70 y/o man was brought to the Emergency Department at 4:30 AM by his wife. She told the emergency room triage nurse that he has a lot of "dark red" diarrhea for the past 3 days and last night. When he became very dizzy, disoriented and weak this morning, she decided to bring him to the hospital. Mr. West's vital signs were B/P 70/- (diastolic blood pressure inaudible) Pulse 110 weak and easily obliterated,...
PN 200 Fundamentals of Nursing II Upper & Lower Respiratory Drugs Multiple Choice Identit the choice that best completes the statement or swers the question 1. A patient has purchased a nasal decongestant for all members of the household to use. Which of the following instructions is a priority for the nurse to educate the patient about the drug? a. Topical decongestants can sting or burn when used. b. Rebound congestion can occur with topical decongestants c. Do not allow...
1. Oral acetaminophen has been ordered for a young child who has a fever. A liquid form has been obtained by the nurse to increase the chance of problem free administration. Prior to administration, the nurse is going through the rights of medication administration. When confirming the right dose, what term is the most appropriate? a. "160 mg" b. "one teaspoon" c. "one third of a tablespoon d. "SmL 2. A pregnant woman asks why she needs to take a...
please complete the entire case study pertaining to cirrhosis
and nursing, thank you.
3 Cirrhosis John Richards, 45 years old Primary Concept Nutrition Interrelated Concepts (In order of emphasis) I. Fluid and Electrolyte Balance 2. Perfusion 3. Cognition 4. Addiction 5. Clinical Judgment 6. Patient Education 7. Communication 8.Collaboration O 2016 Keith Rischer/www.KeithRN.com UNFOLDING Reasoning Case Study: STUDENT History of Present Problem: John Richards is a 4S year-old male who Cirrhosis presents to the emergency department (ED) with abdominal pain...