Nr603 case discussion - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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NR603 Week 2 Case Discussion _ Pulmonary Part 1 & 2 / NR 603 Week 2 Case Discussion _ Pulmonary Part 1 & 2 :Chamberlain College of Nursing (NEW-2022)( Download to score A)

Running head: APN PORTFOLIO PART 2 APN Capstone Portfolio Part 2 Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 661: Capstone Practicum Table of Contents Exemplar 1. Page 3 Exemplar 2. Page 5 Exemplar 3. Page 7 Exemplar 4. Page 9 Exemplar 5. Page 11 Exemplar 6. Page 13 Exemplar 7. Page 14 Exemplar 8. Page 16 Exemplar 9. Page 18 Exemplar 10. Page 21 Concept Map. Page 24 Exemplar #1 NR505 Week 5 - Research Literature, Design, Sampling, and Implementation Assignment In week 5 of NR505, Advanced Research Methods...

NR603 Week 2 Case Discussion _ Pulmonary Part 1 / NR 603 Week 2 Case Discussion _ Pulmonary Part 1 :Chamberlain College of Nursing (NEW-2022)( Download to score A)

NR 602 WEEK 3 CASE STUDY PRESENTATION, SUMMARY, PEER, SICK CHILD PURPOSE The purpose of this assignment is for learners to: • Have the opportunity to integrate knowledge and skills learned throughout all core courses in the FNP track and previous clinical courses. • Demonstrate an advancing understanding of the care of women and children. • Demonstrate the ability to analyze previous patients seen in the clinical setting be able to perform an evidenced-based review of their case, diag...

NR603 Week 2 Part 1 Week 2: Case Discussion: Pulmonary Part One Setting: A free medical clinic that provides health care for the under-insured. Your next patient, Michelle G., age 40, is a regular of the clinic and the last patient of the day. The chart states she is here for recent episodes of shortness of breath. You enter the room and Michelle G is dressed in work clothes, standing up looking at a health poster on the wall. You introduce yourself and ask her what brings her to the clinic to...

NR603 Week 2 NR603 Week 2 Part 1 Week 2: Case Discussion: Pulmonary Part One Setting: A free medical clinic that provides health care for the under-insured. Your next patient, Michelle G., age 40, is a regular of the clinic and the last patient of the day. The chart states she is here for recent episodes of shortness of breath. You enter the room and Michelle G is dressed in work clothes, standing up looking at a health poster on the wall. You introduce yourself and ask her what brings her t...

NR603 Week 2 Part 2 (Total Points Possible: 40) Requirements: Michelle continues to work in the bakery and her asthma has been well controlled on a low-dose inhaled corticosteroid inhaler, Singular 10mg daily, and Albuterol prn which she uses 1-2 times per week. Michelle presents to the clinic with an acute illness that developed 2 days ago and has a respiratory rate of 24, mild SOB with exertion, O2 saturation of 94%, and complaint of inspiratory and expiratory wheezing. She is able to speak a...

NR603 Week 2 Part 2 NR603 Week 2 Part 2 (Total Points Possible: 40) Requirements: Michelle continues to work in the bakery and her asthma has been well controlled on a low-dose inhaled corticosteroid inhaler, Singular 10mg daily, and Albuterol prn which she uses 1-2 times per week. Michelle presents to the clinic with an acute illness that developed 2 days ago and has a respiratory rate of 24, mild SOB with exertion, O2 saturation of 94%, and complaint of inspiratory and expiratory wheezing. S...