Below are terms connected to Ida Jean Orlando’s Nursing Process. In your own words, I want you to give a brief explanation (1-2 sentences) per term as it is significant to the said theory. a. Distress b. Nursing Role c. Nursing Action

Q: Family Health Nursing? a. Defines the nature of the health problem that the family encounters in…

A: Assessment means collection of subjective ans objective data about client

Q: A caregiver asks a nurse to explain respite care. How wouldthe nurse respond?a. “A service that…

A: Nursing care is a type of care that is provided by a registered nurse to satisfy the needs of the…

Q: The two  Health risks associated with bed making and how it can be prevented?  A. B.    What are…

A: Bed making is an important nursing procedure in which the nurses arrange and prepare different types…

Q: Elaborate the following: A. Nursing Process B. History of Nursing Process C. Concepts of Nursing…

A: Nursing foundations involve the application of knowledge for helping the needy. It is also aimed at…

Q: A nurse orients an older patient to the safety features in herhospital room. What is a priority…

A: Geriatric nurses are the type of professional nurses where they play a major role in assessing and…

Q: What is the goal of this diagnosis using this scenario in a nursing care plan

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Q: al nurse

A: The public skills required to communicate effectively in the given scenario include advocacy,…

Q: Below are terms connected to Ida Jean Orlando’s Nursing Process. In your own words, I want you to…

A: Ida jean Orlando's nursing process is all about the theory depicting the work with patients nurses…

Q: According to textbook, many parents that are caring for a child with a chronic medical condition: a.…

A: Advancements in medicine have resulted in increased life expectancy of individuals with chronic…

Q: Name three professional nursing organizations and explain how the organizations support ethical or…

A: Three professional nursing organization International Council of Nurses (ICN) International…

Q: A. Create 2 nursing care plans based on the case scenario that needs to be prioritized using ADPIE.…

A: Stroke occurs when the brain does not get enough oxygenated blood supply due to rupture or blockage…

Q: What would it be like if there is NO technology in nursing field? Explain in paragraph.

A: Nursing care is the field of clinical practice of administration of drug ,patient counselling and…

Q: Is there a legal penalty in Tennessee for assaulting a nurse? What is that penalty?   Explain why…

A: The legal penalty is the punishment and fine or negative result of the act imposed on a person who…

Q: What would you expect are the 1,potential consequences of information overload in an intensive-care…

A: Information overloaded severely affects the mental health of the person . The gap between the…

Q: Discuss any two current trends and issues in nursing and health care with examples, and explain how…

A: Trends in nursing means a change or development in the field of nursing profession. Issues in…

Q: Which of the following is a benefit of an electronic health record (EHR)? A Reduction of support…

A: Electronic health records are patient records which are saved online in the system.  It can be used…

Q: long-term care services must be varied because: (Level 1) Group of answer choices

A: Long term care services are the health care facilities for the patients like elderly people.  The…

Q: Describe two reasons from the text why data from the National Survey of Children with Special Health…

A: The data from national survey of children with special health care need very important health survey…

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A: ANSWER. The nurse during initial home visit perform some activities based on their health status.

Q: How many steps are involved in the Intervention Model? Choose one answer.   a. six     b. eight…

A: A comprehensive intervention model is one that pools and organizes medical and psychological…

Q: client is receiving haloperidol (Haldol). He has stiff muscles, restlessness and internal…

A: Haloperidol has side effects of extra pyramidal symptoms like:- stiff muscles, restlessness and…

Q: What do you think will happen if theories in nursing were not formulated?  Cite an example on how…

A: Nursing theory -- Nursing -- pertaining to nursing care and procedures Theory -- is policy or belief…

Q: A ________________________ is a set of concepts, definitions, relationships, and assumptions that:…

A: Nursing is a profession in the health sector that is focused on taking care of individuals and…

Q: How has Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) changed how health care…

A: Electronic health records contain the information which is related to the patient. It contains…

Q: Personal surveillance: is close medical or other supervision of contacts and identified carriers of…

A: The disease is the condition where there is a deviation from the normal. The disease or infection is…

Q: What are some of the difficulties in using multi-level theories to develop intervention?

A: A theory that models complex relationships across different levels of analysis is known as…

Q: A home health nurse is planning care for a client who has Alzheimer’s disease. Which of the…

A: Alzheimer's disease steadily affects memory, thinking, and the capability to perform the simplest…

Q: Conduct a literature/online search to locate an event where there was a problem (i.e. something…

A: Situation-: A patient's treatment for cancer was delayed by several years because setting in her…

Q: lease refer to the pictures given to answer the question below: 1. Why are Jean Watson’s theory and…

A: Nursing theory:These include a creative and rigorous structuring of ideas. These ideas project a…

Q: In 800 words, can you Compare and contrast the features in planning of ICU, NICU, and CCU services…

A: Hospital is an institution that caters needs of patients. The institution does so by building,…

Q: aid? Select one: a. The immediate care given only to injured individuals prior to the arrival of…

A: First aid is the emergency care given to a person before medical assistance could be made…

Q: Family Care Plan: Health Strategies in  Objective: after nursing interventions the family will  be…

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Q: What are the measures that can be used or applied to prevent accident from occurring again? Support…

A: Accidents are the undesirable or unplanned even that can cause severe harm to the person or the…

Q: When was the PTA position officially created by the APTA? List at least two factors that led to the…

A: Physical therapy is a paramedical profession done by trained professionals called physical…

Q: Psychologist Robert Cialdini coined a term to describe the tendency for a person who has refused a…

A: A kind of social influence in which an individual agrees or follows a request or suggestion made by…

Q: Give the definition/s of their metaparadigm, explain in your own understanding and discuss the…

A: Faye abdellah  Person :Abdellah describes people as having physical, emotional, and sociological…