Nursing

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• Subject Code : CNA149
• University : University of Tasmania
• Subject Name: Nursing

Professional and Discipline Studies in Nursing  Introduction to Social Media Nowadays in modern technologies, electronics are said to be ubiquitous part of people’s life, including social media. Social media is described to be forms of interaction among people in a way that there is an exchange, creation, sharing of ideas and information in virtual networks and communities. The primary examples of social media are twitter, S…

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Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine - Question 1 a) Most prescription and recreational drugs may cause psychotic symptoms which may imitate severe psychiatric disorders. The drug-induced psychosis is related to arrests, suicidal thoughts, violent behavior and hospitalization. Psychosis is a health related condition that occurs when an individual experiences hallucinations and delusions and is mostly associated with mental diseases. Delusions h…

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• Subject Code : NUR5111
• University : Monash University
• Subject Name: Nursing

Contemporary Nursing Practice 1  Comparison Primary assessment Similarities: The use of DRABCD for primary assessment. Differences: The expert comments highlighted the significance of DRABCD and persuaded the clinical assessment of the patient in a sequential manner. Which was not done in the assignment submitted by me. The factor “exposure” was not included. Possible explanations for differences &/or omissions: Even wh…

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• Subject Code : NUR241
• University : University of Sunshine Coast
• Subject Name: Nursing

Contexts of Practice: Health Alteration Priority Problems for The Patient According to the ABCDE framework for nursing assessments it is important for the nurses to assess the patient problems with priority (Smith and Bowden 2017). The ABCDE stands for the sequence of priority in respect to airway, breathing, circulation, disability and exposure. Primary priority for a nurse is to assess and treat conditions associated with airways which is…

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• Subject Code : NURS5005
• University : curtin university
• Subject Name: Nursing

Evidence Informed Clinical Practice  Contents Introduction Main body Critical appraisal of 3 articles Literature review Description of your practice context Evidence-informed practice recommendation Approaches to implement evidence into practice and sustain changes Conclusion References Introduction to Clinical Practice This report is all about understanding whether the use of breast milk is more eff…

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• Subject Code : NRSG 138
• University : Australian Catholic University
• Subject Name: Nursing

Relation Between the Roach’s Two of The 6 C’s The following structure will explain the relation between the Roach’s two of the 6C’s taken into consideration. These two C’s are competence and commitment. These two elements are very commonly observed in nursing practice on a daily basis. There is a close similarity between end-of-life care as well as commitment needed in providing the patients with this required …

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• Subject Code : NUR2102
• University : University of Southern Queensland
• Subject Name: Nursing

Case Study: Hadden Introduction Hadden is a 63 years old male who has been suffering from COPD. He is a very heavy smoker with an average of 20 cigarettes per day. He has been diagnosed with a viral infection that has led to acute exacerbations of COPD. He has a medical history of hypertension and OSA (obstructive sleep apnea) which demand the use of CPAP. He feels breathlessness while doing basic domestic tasks and this has made it difficu…

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Case Study: Jessie Lin Table of Contents Introduction to Patient situation. Cues Collection. Processing information. Further cues needed to assess the case. Reference List Introduction to Patient Situation In the following report, the key focus is upon clinical reasoning of the case of a 16 years old school girl, Jessie, who has been assessed, right after 40 minutes bubble soccer play at her school. Under supervision …

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• Subject Code : CNA257
• University : University of Tasmania
• Subject Name: Nursing

Case Study: Leonie Table of Contents Introduction Behavioural health risk factors Physical inactivity Obesity Nutrition Assessment tools Interventions  Discussion Conclusion  References Introduction In healthcare research and application, the historic focus has always been on individual or person-level factors that impact health outcomes with a less degree of interest in the potential determinants …

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• Subject Code : NUR341
• University : Charles Darwin University
• Subject Name: Nursing

Case Study: Alexander Kumar Contents Aged care services and interdisciplinary care Age-related changes and Patient assessments Medication management Reflection References Aged Care Services and Interdisciplinary Care a) Aged care centres also are known as elderly care as it renders holistic care to the older population as per their unique needs. It consists of both home services and residential aged care services. Three a…