Nr 603 week 2 case study - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NR 603 Week 2 Case Discussion: Pulmonary The purpose of this assignment is for students to: Improve their ability to formulate diagnoses based on clinical presentation of patients Improve their ability to understand and apply National Guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of Pulmonary disorders Activity Learning Outcomes: Through this discussion, the student will demonstrate the ability to: Utilize healthcare delivery system resources in a fiscally responsible manner in the diagnosis and tr...

NR 661 General class information (boards, NPI, DEA, credentialing, interviews, contracts info at the bottom): THIS IS A CRAZY LONG Intro. Save yourself the time and just find the “intro post” in the 661 shared drive and print it out. You’ll need to look back at the info many times over the next 3 plus months and won’t want to keep coming back to Facebook to find it. Plus, the one in the drive is in pretty colors and has the sections spaced better. Use Control+F to search for whateve...

NR 603 Week 2 Part 2 Pulmonary Case Study

NR 603 Week 6 Mental Health Clinical Presentation Part 1(UPDATED): Chamberlain College of Nursing | Download To Score An ANR603 Week 6 Mental Health Disorders Include their actual chief complaint, demographic data, HPI, PMHX, PSHX, medications, allergies, subjective and objective findings without identifying the patient’s name. Dr. Deering and class, The following information is in regards to a patient with a mental health disorder: Subjective: Chief Complaint: Difficulty sleeping and fatigue ...

NR 603 Week 2 Case Discussion: Pulmonary – Part 1 (GRADED) 1. What is your primary diagnosis for Michelle given the pattern of occurrence of symptoms, exam results, and recent history? Include the rationale and a reference for your diagnoses. 2. What is your first-line treatment plan for Michelle including medications, labs, education, referrals, and follow-up? Identify the drug class of each medication you prescribe and exactly what symptom it is targeted to address. 3. Address Michelle's re...

NR 667 Concept Map 2022-23 Course NR 667 Institution Liberty University PO 1 Provide high quality, safe, patient, centered care grounded in holistic health principles. NR 500: Week 3 Discussion- Person Centered Care, NR 603: Week 2-Pulmonary Case Study, NR 512: Week 2- Wisdom vs Judgment. Meets program outcome #1 by applying knowledge and understanding of advanced practice physical assessment skills, performing focused and comprehensive HPI’s, adapting professional skills to the needs of ...

PO 1 Provide high quality, safe, patient, centered care grounded in holistic health principles. NR 500: Week 3 Discussion- Person Centered Care, NR 603: Week 2-Pulmonary Case Study, NR 512: Week 2- Wisdom vs Judgment. Meets program outcome #1 by applying knowledge and understanding of advanced practice physical assessment skills, performing focused and comprehensive HPI’s, adapting professional skills to the needs of the patient, and developing differentials based on normal and abnormal s...

NR 603 Week 3 Case Discussion: Cardiovascular What leads demonstrate the ST depression? Lorene demonstrates ST depression dispersed throughout the EKG. Specifically, the depression is exhibited in leads I, II, V4, V5, a slight depression in aVF, and V6. There is also an ST elevation in aVR. The EKG shows signs of acute coronary syndrome (ACS). An EKG for ACS will show ST depression in six or more leads, most significant in leads V4 to V6, particularly when related with inverted T waves and ST el...

NR 603 Week 1 : Advanced Clinical Diagnosis and Practice Across the Lifespan Week 1: PBL Case Discussion: Neurologic Disorders Part Two S (Subjective) Name: Christopher D. Age: 15 years old Sex: Male Race: White Insurance: NA CC: Presents with the chief complaint of headache. Christopher D states that headaches occur one to two times a week and can last one to two days. He puts his hands on his temple and describes headache as pulsing. He reports pain as 3 out ...

NR 603 Week 7 Case Study Discussion, RA and OA Subjective: CC: Laura says, “I feel so bad, been this way for a few weeks. I thought it was the flu but it has lasted so long. I have not had a fever, but I have been nauseous. Now I noticed my skin color has a funny tinge to it.” HPI: Onset: 3 weeks ago Location: GI Duration: 3 weeks Characteristics: flu like symptoms, nauseous, skin color funny tinge, decreased appetite, lost 5 pounds, muscle aches and stomach cramps. Aggravating fa...