Chapter 2, Problem 2.20.1C

A second-year medical student is interviewing a patient as part of her physical diagnosis course. The patient is a 45-year-old man with cirrhosis of unknown cause. During the interview, the patient admits that he has been a heavy drinker of alcohol for the past 15 years and physician. Which of the following is the most appropriate action for the student? A) Call the patient's wife and discuss his alcoholism with her B) Keep this information to herself because it was told in confidence C) Put an anonymous note in the medical record because she is not taking care of the patient D) Put a note in the patient's medical record about his alcoholism, and identify herself by signing it E Tell the patient that she would like his permission to inform his attending physician

The LPN/LVN is preparing to take a verbal medication order over the telephone from a health-care provider. For which reason would this action be permitted by the LPN/LVN? The RN is going home with a sudden fever and vomiting. The order is in response to the emergency need for a patient. The LPN/LVN is the only person at the nursing station. The action is supported by both state board and facility policy.

My professor instructed me to make assignment on this topic " The impact of prescription writing to improve the use of safe drug " .Can you prepare a introduction part regarding the topic, which i can use on my assignment ? Please answer at your own easy words.  I will rate you positive if you do so. Thank you

Nurse Charlize jointly set the goal with the Macaspac family in terms of removing the accident hazard in the home specifically the broken stairs observed in the house of the family. After implementing the interventions appropriate to the goal and objectives, you are set to do an evaluation. What will be the main method of evaluation that you will use to determine if the goal was achieved? Records review Interview Observation None of the above

The nurse is reviewing the drug history of a patient, and during the interview the patient asks, “Why are some drugs over-thecounter and others are not?” The nurse keeps in mind that criteria for over-the-counter status include: (Select all that apply.) a) The condition must be diagnosed by a health care provider. b) The benefits of correct usage of the drug outweigh the risks. c )The drug has limited interaction with other drugs. d) The drug is easy to use. e )The drug company sells OTC drugs at lower prices

1) According to the lecture, urinalysis can detect the use of marijuana. For chronic users, marijuana can be detected in the urine for up to Group of answer choices   six months one to two months three to five days ten to twenty days   2) In accordance with the federal confidentiality rules and regulations, a drug and alcohol treatment provider can mandate that the client wear a patient ID bracelet Group of answer choices when participating in self-help groups off program grounds only when on hospital or program grounds at all times when attending family counseling sessions

Scenario: You are the MOA in a busy family practice. The following calls come in to your office. For each situation, respond in the most appropriate manner. How would you handle each call?  If it is for your physician, do you put the call through? Do you take a message? Can you handle the call yourself? Provide a brief explanation for each example.“Hi, I am wanting to have my prescription for Valium refilled by the doctor. Could he just phone it in to my pharmacy?”

My professor instructed me to make assignment on this topic " The impact of prescription writing to improve the use of safe drug " .Can you prepare a introduction part regarding the topic, which i can use on my assignment ? Please answer at your own easy words.  I will rate you positive if you do so. Thank you so much for your service.

Do a brief reflexive writing on the following question: How would you go about getting to know a client during your initial contact? Based on your own theoretical stance; use of diagnostic and assessment tools (i.e., tests); formulating treatment goals (aka “the contract”); organizational policy and procedures; and external payment/reimbursement requirements. Relevant examples from your own experience may be helpful to consider as well.