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As a nurse supervisor working in a infectious disease ward facility you must know the infection prevention and control measures to prevent cross contamination from one person to another.
Applying the nursing theory of Katie Eriksson, how will you promote caritative caring in nursing in those infected people? Elaborate
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- What role does a nurse play in infection control during an outbreak within a healthcare facility?You arrive to your first day in a new client's home. On arrival the Healt Care Aide you are orientating with shows you how to do a suppository for the client. You have not had any additional training. The Health Care Aide says to you "it doesn't really matter if the nurse shows you. We just do it anyways". The client states that she doesn't like having tons of people in her house and being used as an example. She would rather you just do the skill and get it over with. What is wrong with this situation? (list 3 things) How could you approach this with the client and the staff? What communication techniques can you use to ensure you are comfortable? What type of supervision is required and who is to supervise you? WhyAs a medical assistant and part of the medical team that will treat and care for patients that have been diagnosed with a life-threatening illness you must be sensitive while assisting in the management of care. When specifically dealing with a patient diagnosed with HIV what aspects of care should you and the team consider? Why?
- Your patient reports a prior negative experience with a healthcare provider who "didn't listen" and "rushed through exams." The patient appears uncertain and in need of reassurance. What is serving as a barrier to communication with this patient? Describe the techniques that the nurse can use to address this type of situation. Include verbal AND non-verbal techniques.When interacting with a patient, the nurse answers, “I amsure everything will be fine. You have nothing to worry about.” This is an example of what type of inappropriate com-munication technique? a. Clichéb. Giving advicec. Being judgmentald. Changing the subjectWhen working with a patient both your supervising therapist and the patient wear a mask. What type of precaution are you applying to this patient?
- the term intuitive knowledge can be best described as? weighing alternatives use of previous experience to help recognize patterns understanding the illness experience and the meaning attached to it provide by care deciding on a course of actionA postoperative patient is at risk of developing surgical site infections. How can nursing care be implemented to prevent infections and promote recovery? Solution in 50-60 wordsYou are a nursing student attending clinical at a large, urban university hospital where you engage in direct patient care with clinical instructor supervision. At the nurses’ station, you overhear various nurses addressing patient care needs, including an RN requesting consults with a physical therapist, a respiratory therapist, a dietitian, and a social worker. Another nurse discusses the potential need for palliative or hospice care consults for a patient. You observe a physician assistant approach the nurse with a list of written orders. (Learning Objectives 5 and 6) a. Outline the roles of the various licensed health care workers mentioned in this scenario. b. Compare and contrast palliative and hospice care. What is the major difference between the two? c. As a nurse, what is your responsibility regarding physician assistant (PA) orders?
- A patient presents with fibromyalgia (FM) in your clinic. We all know that because of the unique pathogenesis of FM, there is a psychological component to the disease. You have only been in clinical practice for the last 2 years and have been exclusively dealing with employee assistance programs (EAP). What is the best thing to do? A. Treat the patient as part of your duty to care.B. See the patient to make a prelimenary assessment and refer out citing your lack of professional competence.C. Refuse to see the patient altogether and offering a referral citing your lack of professional competence.Why is it important for a nurse to be knowledgeable about illness behavior?You are assigned to care for a terminally ill patient diagnosed with Stage 4Cancer. It is your first time to meet the patient and she was indifferent, barelytalks, doesn’t respond to any question, and isolates. Using Joyce Travelbee’sHuman-to-Human Relationship Model, what is your priority intervention as anurse? Describe the step by step process of your intevention.