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- 1.identify the different. techniques use by nurses in positioning and /or turning patients?1. describe guidelines for writing a nursing diagnosis? 2. develop a plan of nursing care with properly constructed outcomes and related nursing interventions?7. A nursing diagnosis is: a. The identification of a disease condition based on a specific evaluation of physical signs, symptoms, the client's medical history, and the results of diagnostic tests and procedures b. The advancement of the development, testing, and refinement of a common nursing language c. clinical judgment about individual, family or community responses to actual and potential health problems or life processes d. The diagnosis and treatment of human responses to health and illness 8. You are the nurse assigned to care for a 65-year-old man who has elective surgery to replace and arthritic hip. The client was directly admitted to the surgery unit and is now back in his room on the orthopedic floor several hours after being discharged from the post anesthetic recovery unit. Which type of planning will be done during this first postoperative shift? a. Ongoing b. None of these c. Discharge d. Initial 10. The nurse evaluates the outcome criteria of a dying client and…
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- A nurse who is assessing an older female patient in a long-term care facility notes that the patient is at risk for sensory deprivation related to severe rheumatoid arthritis limiting heractivity. Which interventions would the nurse recommendbased on this finding? Select all that apply.a. Use a lower tone when communicating with thepatient.b. Provide interaction with children and pets.c. Decrease environmental noise.d. Ensure that the patient shares meals with otherpatients.e. Discourage the use of sedatives.f. Provide adequate lighting and clear pathways ofclutter.Audience: Participants (N=20) in a senior citizen center course on injury prevention Length: Two Hours Identify Health Education Methods (2-5 methods). Identify which of the following health education methods you would utilize for the groups and topics noted above: face to face, group delivery (lecture, role play, workshop, group discussion, demonstration, etc.), health education media (radio, television, posters, newspapers, films, etc.), direct mail, community (health fairs, social media, etc.). Justify (Briefly explain the reasoning for your choices). Provide a brief description of how you would provide the information to the specific community.Assignment No.1 Please, read the following scenario well: Patient #1: John Smith is an 85-year old male admitted for Dr. Lee. He fell at home. He has a history of COPD, smoked one pack per day for 60 years, CHF and DM. He had surgery two days ago for the left hip fracture. We are to change the dressing daily and PRN. The incision site is slightly pink, edematous, and draining sanguineous drainage. I changed the dressing once in the night. They stopped his IV fluids yesterday. He is saline locked. The patient gets QID blood sugar checks. I checked him in the night because he felt kind of sweaty and didn't talk to me much, but his sugar was 110. I checked his vitals at 0450- Temp 99.0, HR 98, R-20, BP 100/65, O2 sat 91 & on 1 liter, I bumped up his oxygen to 3 liters at that time. His lung sounds are coarse. As for as orientation goes. Patient #2: Maria is a 40 year old patient. She was admitted two days ago with DKA. She has a history of poorly controlled DM-Type 1. Apparently her blood…