point) Interpret A.S.’s laboratory test results and describe their significance to the patient’s disease process. Both the Hemoglobin and hematocrit are low which can be a sign of kidney failure. When the kidneys start to fail the amount of erythopoietin being relased c often times decreases and the erythopoietin is what stimulates the red bloos cell production. WBC’s are on the low side but still within normal range.…
These varied experiences are well suited for directing operations of patient care services and directing care related to risk, quality and safety. Within each of these roles, as defined by the framework outlined by the ANA (2009) scopes and standards of practice include my strengths in the nursing process, the culture of quality and safety. The practice environment qualifications I possess include regulatory, legal and risk proficiency. These areas are examples of practice where my skills are refined and my level of expertise is sought by others in my…
This client, Ms. V, is a twenty nine year old, African-American female, single mother. Client is also the head of her household. Client was referred to a drug treatment program by a health assessor from Social Services for an assessment. The reason for the assessment is to determine if she needs to attend a substance abuse outpatient treatment program. Based on the DSM IV, Ms. V suffers from Cannibal Abuse Disorder 305.20.…
The current board members are Natalie Hall, R.N-President, Holly Presley, L.P.N- Secretary, Cecelia Smith, R.N, Lynda Narwold, R.N, Anne Ogle- Consumer Member, Kim Cooper, R.N- Vice President, Marcia Laux, R.N, Constance McIntosh, R.N., and Ed. D The four major activities of ISBN are to protect the health and safety of the citizens of Indiana in its receipt of nursing services, to examine, license, and renew licenses of qualified applicants, to determine appropriate discipline when there is an allegation that an Indiana-licensed nurse has failed to comply with the requirements for licensure, and to accredit and monitor Indiana nursing education programs. How does a school of nursing maintain their accreditation?…
If there is a safety issues for example; it is the aid’s responsibility to have good observational skills and to tell the nurse. It is also important for the nurse to use observational skills to see if there is something wrong with the patient that may have been missed earlier by another healthcare professional. The types of nurses are going to have different scopes of practice, but they need to be willing to communicate with each…
Bianca was referred for counseling by her son’s insistence due to her visible tremor, slow thinking, slurred speech, and sleep problems. She came to the office with her twenty-eight-year-old son, Angel. The client is currently taking various types prescribed medications which might be life threatening. This assessment was requested to identify possible sources of Bianca’s problems and make recommendations for treatment. Section Two Background Information M.Q is a forty-seven-years-old, middle class, heterosexual, Mexican American female who works as a legal assistant.…
The ANA defines nursing delegation as “transferring the responsibility of performing a nursing activity to another person while retaining accountability for the outcome” (ANA & the National Council of State Boards of Nursing [NCSBN], 2006). Prior to delegating, the Certified School Nurse assesses the need of the student in order to determine the level of training and supervision required for the safe delegation of this specific student. Also the CSN needs to follow the 5 rights of delegation in order to provide for safe care, to guide their assessment, and to verify if the delegation is appropriate for the student and the situation. The five rights of delegation are: 1) the Right task; 2) the Right circumstances; 3) the Right person; 4) the Right directions and communication; 5) the Right supervision and evaluation. There are legal parameters for nursing delegation defined by the State Nurse Practice Acts, State Board of Nursing guidelines, and Nursing Administrative Regulations/Rules.…
The nursing assistant (NA) plays a big part in the patient's life by teaching, assisting, encouraging, communicating and validating. Lifestyle changes are one of the big ways to help manage congestive heart failure. The NA will encourage the patient to participate in physical activities such as walking. When doing physical activities the NA has to be able to recognize his limitations and be able to plan out activities accordingly. Another big part of lifestyle change besides physical activity is diet modifications.…
As a certified nursing assistant my vital responsibilities include providing the…
The director of nursing is responsible for all healthcare staff. The nursing home administrator will make sure that the director of nursing is following through with the new practice guideline. Nurses are in supervising roles and are required to guide CNA staff with any new practice changes involving those they care for in the long-term care…
Nursing home administrators are responsible for interviewing process and are in charge of training new employees so that they understand protocols and regulations, particularly when it comes to counseling or interacting with residents and their families. They must create measures to determine employee performance, make new training available and enact disciplinary action when necessary. The financial responsibilities of nursing home administrators include bookkeeping for facility inventory cash flow, managing billing for residents and families, analyzing and planning budget proposals, communicating financial updates with other management professionals and board members and overseeing payroll…
Firstly I would like to express my deepest apologies for the time scale for which I am submitting this appeal, unfortunately when I received my results for the assignment mentioned in the front side of the stage 1 from, I was left feeling rather discouraged. Thus, time was required to come to terms with the situation. As time passed I realised the possible valid grounds for appealing the current grade. Upon convening with my course leader (Carol Williams) I was advised upon the degree to which I hold a valid cause for appeal and steps to take.…
Because the patient’s condition does not remain static, the nurse is required to kick off the implementation stage by reassessing the patient to check if the proposed interventions remain the most appropriate and revising the existing care plan if need be. The nurse will then organize the required resources such as personnel, equipment, and environmental availability and suitability. In addition to this, the nurse will ensure that the patient is comfortable and able to participate. To successfully implement the interventions, the nurse utilizes his or her cognitive, interpersonal and psychomotor skills to ensure professional delivery of compassionate and skilled care. The final stage of the NP is the evaluation stage.…
The intervention phase , which includes the collection of data(vital signs etc. ) necessary to continually assess,plan and evaluate care. It also mentions that registered nurse can only delegate an act that they own , a nursing act , one they would be responsible for ensuring is completed on a day to day or shift to shift basis. As stated in N6.03 (3) an RN shall delegate tasks commensurate with educational preparation and demonstrated abilities of the person supervised. If an RN knows or should have known that the person supervised is not prepared by education, training or experience to safely perform a delegated nursing act, the RN may not delegate the task.…
Apart from being efficient, nurses need to recognize what they can do to help their patients in various conditions; this includes proficient in procedures, knowledgeable with…