Vsim sherman red yoder 1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

vSim - Sherman "Red" Yoder 1/2/3 All Questions and Answers with complete solution Early diagnosis for diabetes mellitus in the older adult is more difficult due to the presentation of nonspecific manifestations of the disease. Therefore, how often should the nurse obtain fasting blood glucose levels to determine a diagnosis? a) Monthly for the adult older than age 65 years b) Yearly for the adult older than age 65 years c) Every 3 years for the adult older than age 65 years d) Every 3...

vSim - Sherman "Red" Yoder 1/2/3 All Questions and Answers with complete solution Early diagnosis for diabetes mellitus in the older adult is more difficult due to the presentation of nonspecific manifestations of the disease. Therefore, how often should the nurse obtain fasting blood glucose levels to determine a diagnosis? a) Monthly for the adult older than age 65 years b) Yearly for the adult older than age 65 years c) Every 3 years for the adult older than age 65 years d) Every 3...

VSIM RED YODER part 1 Guided Reflection Sherman “Red” Yoder, Part 1 & 2 (answered) Guided Reflection Questions Opening Questions 1. How did the simulated experience of Red Yoder’s case make you feel? 2. What nursing actions did you feel were appropriate within this scenario? Scenario Analysis Questions* 3. EBP What are the priority nursing actions for Red Yoder based on physical findings and social and family interaction? 4. EBP What potential problems can you identif...

vSim - Sherman "Red" Yoder 1/2/3 All Questions and Answers with Rationales Early diagnosis for diabetes mellitus in the older adult is more difficult due to the presentation of nonspecific manifestations of the disease. Therefore, how often should the nurse obtain fasting blood glucose levels to determine a diagnosis? a) Monthly for the adult older than age 65 years b) Yearly for the adult older than age 65 years c) Every 3 years for the adult older than age 65 years d) Every 3 years ...

Sherman Red Yoder - All PPart 1: Plan of Care Concept Map (adapted from vSim template) Simulation Patient Overview • Client summary: presentation, medical history and background, physical assessment findings, medications, diagnostics • brief summary of pathophysiology and rationale for clinical manifestations Red is an 80-year-old male who lives alone, 20 miles from the nearest city. The patient has previously been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes (six months ago) and has recently began ta...

Sherman “Red” Yoder, Part 1 Guided Reflection Questions Opening Questions How did the simulated experience of Red Yoder’s case make you feel? The home assessment was a new simulation for me. In this scenario the regular head to toe assessment wasn’t necessary, but it never hurts to get a full picture of the patient. This simulation provided extensive practice with asking questions and gaining a health picture for this patient. I thought that it was difficult to ask the questions without ...

VSIM #2 Sherman “Red” Yoder, Part 1

Sherman “Red” Yoder, Part 1 Guided Reflection Questions Opening Questions How did the simulated experience of Red Yoder’s case make you feel? The home assessment was a new simulation for me. In this scenario the regular head to toe assessment wasn’t necessary, but it never hurts to get a full picture of the patient. This simulation provided extensive practice with asking questions and gaining a health picture for this patient. I thought that it was difficult to ask the questions without ...

Sherman “Red” Yoder, Part 1 Guided Reflection Questions Opening Questions How did the simulated experience of Red Yoder’s case make you feel? The home assessment was a new simulation for me. In this scenario the regular head to toe assessment wasn’t necessary, but it never hurts to get a full picture of the patient. This simulation provided extensive practice with asking questions and gaining a health picture for this patient. I thought that it was difficult to ask the questions without ...

Sherman “Red” Yoder, Part 1 Guided Reflection Questions Opening Questions How did the simulated experience of Red Yoder’s case make you feel? The home assessment was a new simulation for me. In this scenario the regular head to toe assessment wasn’t necessary, but it never hurts to get a full picture of the patient. This simulation provided extensive practice with asking questions and gaining a health picture for this patient. I thought that it was difficult to ask the questions without ...