Nursing

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• Subject Code : FY027
• University : Bucks New University
• Subject Name: Nursing

Seizures in Children Introduction Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a blood disorder caused on a child. It is transmitted by genes from a parent. Children with SCD see an irregular hemoglobin type. In red blood cells this is the protein that brings oxygen to all areas of the body. The body organs and tissues aren't getting enough oxygen with SCD. At birth, sickle cell is present (Shenoy et al., 2016). It is genetic when a child has 2 anemia …

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• Subject Code : BHS30006
• University : Southern Cross University
• Subject Name: Nursing

Essay Writing: Steps Taken by Nurse While Managing Wound This essay is focused on the video where a nurse was doing simple wound dressing. Some points have been highlighted from that video that showcases the correct practices that were undertaken by the nurse and also the practices which could be improved so that wound management could also be enhanced. The first practice which was correctly performed by the nurse was to wash hand befo…

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• Subject Code : HLTENN001
• University : TAFE
• Subject Name: Nursing

Assessment 1. Choose one of the theories listed below and explain how it would apply to nursing care and nursing practice (maximum 100 words) Peplau’s theory Systems theory Basic human needs theory Developmental theory  Psychosocial theory 2. The Australian health care system has evolved over time. (maximum 100 words) Describe the historical origins of the Australian healthcare system and explain h…

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• Subject Code : NURS1137
• University : RMIT University
• Subject Name: Nursing

Assessment  Introduction  A terminal illness is a condition or disease that cannot be cured and is probable to lead to the death of the person. It is called a life-limiting disease sometimes. Some individuals may use distinct definitions, so if not sure what someone is saying or what it implies, it is essential to ask (McHugh, 2015). Palliative care is the strategy that increases the quality of care and quality of life of family a…

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Assessment  Introduction  Evidence-based practice (EBP) is defined as the use of best and current evidences explicitly, conscientiously and judiciously in healthcare decision making according to Schmidt, & Brown, (2017). Healthcare professionals have to integrate the external clinical evidence into their clinical expertise in order to improve the quality of healthcare imparted by them to the patients. In the given scenario, th…

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• Subject Code : NURS3002
• University : Flinders University
• Subject Name: Nursing

Placement Experience and Standards For Practice Table of Contents Introduction  Discussion  Conclusion  References  Appendix  Introduction Registered nurse practice is based on evidence and person-centered with formative, restorative, preventive, palliative and curative aspects (Edmonds, Cashin, & Heartfield, 2016). Registered nurse works in therapeutic and professional relationships not only w…

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Randomized controlled trial Question 1: Validity The assignment of patients to treatments was randomized. As discussed in this research study, it was a randomized trial of revascularization with solitaire FR devices and Best Medical Therapy. The assignment of the patients was randomized as all the treatments were allowed treatments randomization of patients. The two treatments trails that are “SWIFT PRIME (Solitaire With the Intention…

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Clinical leadership styles The complexities of the modern organizations are increasing and there is no one particular leadership style that is ideal to be followed in every situation. There are many different types of leadership that the nurses should follow as per the clinical situation. No one type of leadership style can be made mandate to be followed because the leadership is to be chosen according to the requirements of the situation. Thi…

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• Subject Code : NURBN
• University : Federation University
• Subject Name: Nursing

Ethics and legal essay Introduction The popularity of contraception has risen a lot in recent decades all over the globe. Despite this, there still are different ethical concerns for adolescents regarding the use of contraception (Ott, 2014). Birth rates have been reported to be dropping for younger women because of the decision of marrying late. However, the rates of sexual relations in adolescents have been found to be increasing. In rega…

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• Subject Code : 401007
• University : Western Sydney University
• Subject Name: Nursing

Introduction  This case is of a 97 years old lady who was already on the verge of perishing, lost her life just one day after she was admitted, due to a medication error committed by the assigned nursing care professional. In this particular case, the life of a geriatric patient was lost to the lack of medication safety in the practice of clinical nursing management. The case study will be discussing whether the patient care was being don…