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Patient description The patient was admitted to the hospital from home as result of suffering from Sepsis-related to aspiration pneumonia. According to Balady et al. (2007), pneumonia is one of the leading infections, which causes the death of most adult within the different population, and it affects majorly the lungs which are made up of alveoli when an individual is breathing. The patient was diagnosed and found to be suffering from

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Nursing Informatics

  • Type:     • Category:  Nursing  • Citation format:   APA  •  Words: 1239
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Introduction The concept of information technology is changing the field of healthcare with the use of new tools such as devices and software. The transformation has particularly transformed the nurse who is the reason why the healthcare information technology is always known as nursing informatics. The following paper is a discussion of a relation on how a nurse can work on four steps which are knowledge, information, data and wisdom continuum.

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Information technology

  • Type:     • Category:  Management  • Citation format:   Other  •  Words: 961
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Question 1 Owing to the fact that HCUP is the Nation’s most detailed and reliable hospital care data, my State, California does participate in this program. It does supply separate emergency department and ambulatory surgery source files. It has an OSHPD that uses patient type indictors to detect the difference between patients treated at ambulatory surgery center, or hospital based or hospital based emergency department. The Office of Statewide Health Planni9ng

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Spontaneous Bilateral Adrenal Hemorrhage

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Background Adrenal hemorrhage is a rare condition that results in adrenal shock, death, or adrenal crisis unless treated on time (Dahiya et al. 2). Unfortunately, the symptoms of the disease are not easy to identify because they are unclear. In fact, most patients discover that they are suffering from this disease when being scanned for other cases. Since it does not have any clinical manifestations, it is difficult to point out

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Treatment plan “mail”

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Research has shown that swallowing difficulties (dysphagia) affects nearly 5 million people in the United States. Some of the complications that come with the condition include dehydration, malnutrition, pulmonary fibrosis, pneumonia and even death. Some of the methods that have been developed over time for the treatment of this disease involves swallowing exercises, taking manoeuvres and dietary restriction. Dysphagia affects around 22 percent of the people aged above 55 years. This

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Pathophysiology & pharmacology of cardiac disease

  • Type:     • Category:  Nursing  • Citation format:   APA  •  Words: 519
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The heart is a muscular organ the size of a fist, whose function is to continuously pump blood around the body. It is located in between the lungs, towards the left side of the chest. In humans, it is divided into four chambers. The heart pumps blood with a rhythm known as the heartbeat. A healthy human heart beats about 72 times per minute. The heart receives deoxygenated blood from the

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Breast Cancer Prevention

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Week 3 Discussion Name:Institution:Date:1. Describe the specific ways of documenting clinical findings from a female breast examination. Include the ten characteristics and explain each one using the guidelines from the “Normal Range of Findings” in Jarvis (2016), p. 400. Why is this documentation important?During female breast examination, the following findings must be documented: patients concerns which includes health history questions regarding family history, age, actual and perceived risk, and reproductive history.

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Australian Healthcare System

  • Type:     • Category:  Health  • Citation format:   Other  •  Words: 716
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Provision of health care in Australia is from government-operated hospitals, private medical practitioners and private hospitals. The cost in the health care system can be provided by both private insurance and government agencies. In addition, it has been noticed in Australia that the balance can be paid by the patient, which sometimes leads to some questions, which need to be answered. Furthermore, in Australia it is expected the health care system

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Safety and Quality in Healthcare

  • Type:     • Category:  Nursing  • Citation format:   Harvard  •  Words: 3823
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The objective of the project is to suggest and test an improvement that can be made to enhance the quality of care and safety of the elderly inpatients aged 65 years and above. Since quality and patient safety are prerequisite practices in nursing, the project aims to achieve positive outcomes by directing the practitioners on how to carry out their practice while dealing with the elderly patients in medical wards. A

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Pathophysiology

  • Type:     • Category:  Medicine  • Citation format:   APA  •  Words: 2442
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Introduction The diagnosis starts with visual observation of the patient as one tries to establish communication for further enquiry. This is important as it makes sure that one is able to detect any irregular signs or symptoms. Once you establish that the patient can communicate well, there is need for further enquiries from the patient, particularly on known illnesses, allergies and whether they are currently on any medication (Vaphiades, Bhatti &

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