A patient is to receive an experimental treatment. discuss what is your responsibility as an RN is at this point. Ensure to include what questions would you ask the patient and what questions would you ask your supervisor or manager if the patient had significant unease about the impending procedure
Experimental Treatment : Is the treatment given to the people who is part of the research study. Experiment treatment can be done to test the efficacy of the treatment, procedure etc.
Questions to the Manager or Supervisor :
Questions to the Patient :
A patient is to receive an experimental treatment. discuss what is your responsibility as an RN...
A patient is to receive an experimental treatment. The physician has been in to explain the procedure, and the patient has signed the consent form. In doing an assessment before the procedure, the patient states, “I really didn’t understand what the doctor told me, except he said I should get better. I hope I do get better.” Discuss what your responsibility as an RN is at this point. Ensure to include what questions would you ask the patient and what...
Your supervisor has been informed by the Emergency Unit that a patient had an infection after surgery. Your supervisor asks you to investigate. Here in the scenario, your supervisor is your internal customer. What questions would you ask to establish the customer's needs?
If your patient had anorexia, how would you discuss this with the patient? How about the mom?
Sara is a 16 year old new patient presenting to your clinic to discuss starting contraception. She has no medical or surgical history. She has her mom and friend with her at the visit. Questions: 1. What is the first question or questions you should ask this patient prior to starting your assessment in order to build trust with this patient? 2. Does this patient require parental permission to obtain contraception? If her parents ask, are you allowed to tell...
1. Discuss the pros and cons of allowing a patient to use herbal products for self-treatment of such problems as premenstrual syndrome (black cohosh), especially if the woman is also using estrogen or progestin hormone replacement therapy. What if the person also has hypertension? 2. What recommendations should a nurse make to an immunocompromised patient who asks you about taking echinacea as an anti-inflammatory “for my arthritis.” 3. Research the law in your state. What does it say about the...
Discuss factors that make a patient more or less compliant with glaucoma treatment plans with your peers. What factor(s) do you feel is/are most common? Is there one?
N 30 Simulation Preparation Questions 1. What factors put a patient at risk for developing gastrointestinal bleeding? 2. What laboratory and diagnostic tests would you anticipate? 3. What diagnostic procedures might be used and what would be the nurse's responsibility before and after the procedures. 4. What type of management would you anticipate if the bleed had been acute rather than chronic? 5. What pharmacologic management would the nurse anticipate for a GI bleed? 6. Discuss the standard of care...
Discuss what you would teach a patient receiving treatment for hypertension and the importance of continuing to take prescribed drugs. What signs and symptoms do promptly need to report to the health care provider?
Discuss what you would teach a patient receiving treatment for hypertension and the importance of continuing to take prescribed drugs. What signs and symptoms do promptly need to report to the health care provider?
8. Your patient is ordered 0.5 ml of racepinehrine as a one-time treatment by nebulizer (2pts). a. How many milligrams of racepinephrine would you be delivering? b. Why would the patient be receiving racepinephrine? 9. With your patient in the prone trendelenburg position you will be draining 13 lung segments partially or totally. Which lung segments will not be drained at all in this position (2pts)? 10. List 5 patient conditions that would prevent you from placing the patient in...