define dysphagia if you have identified this condition in a patient whom would you report to and who is the allied health professional would you refer to?
define dysphagia if you have identified this condition in a patient whom would you report to...
Scenario: A patient who had a stroke leading to mild dysphagia is transferred from an acute care facility to a long-term care facility. The patient is put on a full diet and subsequently aspirates, leading to respiratory compromise and readmission to the hospital. The health care provider blames the professional registered nurse in charge of the patient’s care at the time. Primary character= professional registered nurse Create a history of the problem that could lead to this scenario. Include: the...
A hospital patient with a dysphagia problem has been receiving a soft food diet. You notice that she coughs repeatedly while eating meals and eat only small portions of the foods on her plate. You suspect that the diet is inappropriate and that she may need a more restricted dysphagia diet, but her medical chart doesn't specify the severity of the dysphagia. To address theses problems in your care plan, which health professionals would you need to consult, and what...
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Description 1) Choose a health condition (ex: high blood pressure, diabetes, etc.). 2) You are a healthcare professional and need to explain information about the health condition to a patient who has it. Explain what it is, lifestyle changes, medications needed, etc. Be specific. Remember to explain the information as if you are communicating with a patient.
You are receiving report from a psychiatric–mental health nurse. The nurse tells you that the patient you will be working with today is using defense mechanisms. List and define one of the defense mechanisms that people use, and provide an example that would demonstrate use of that defense mechanism.
During a disaster event to whom would the maternal child unit leader directly report? a. Nursing unit leader b. Treatment areas supervision c. In-patient areas supervisor d. Facility unit leader
In your own words please, - Define what the term "ethics" means to you. Also, describe three ethical dilemmas which you have been faced with in the last month. - Refer to the Code of Ethics for Health Education. Why are professional ethics so important in the practice of Health Education.
(1) Suppose you are a physician and have examined a patient whom you believe has a 30% chance of having deep venous thrombosis (clots in the veins of the leg). You decide you will treat the patient with anticoagulants (blood thinners) if further testing increases his probability of disease to 85% or more. Similarly, you will send the patient home without treatment if you can reduce his probability of disease to less than 10%. You have a choice of 2...
Application and Planning a. Examine and discuss the impact that personal ethics may have on the practice of your chosen career. Give examples of how YOU will apply ethics, including honesty and integrity as a health care worker. b. Write a plan for how you will separate personal and professional ethics in the performance of your future career using one of the scenarios listed in #4 or you can think of a scenario. Examples you can use in completing this...
1. Imagine that you have been diagnosed with a chronic health condition. The condition is not life-threatening nor is it progressive (i.e., it will not get worse over time). However, at times, you experience significant pain, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, and symptoms of depression. Overall, these symptoms have greatly impacted all domains of your life and have impacted your sense of self. Which domains would be the most difficult to change, modify, and/or adapt due to your chronic health condition and...
how would you know a patient with hashimoto's thyrioditis condition is improving? whtabrentherpautic outcomes?