Entries by Daphne Hanson

Meal plan

Design and follow a meal plan for two days that meets your personal calorie recommendations while limiting sodium to 2 g (2000 mg) daily. Keep a record of your food and beverage choices and your responses to this diet change. Total your sodium intake for each of the 2 days to make sure you actually […]

Teaching nursing

1.  In your practice setting, how do you begin to assess the learning needs of your organization’s client population? 2. If teaching clients is a health care team approach in your practice setting, how do you guarantee consistency in the delivery of educational content? What problems might occur with inconsistencies in teaching nursing? How might […]

If you were an inspector in a case, describe how you would remedy a violation on the spot. What would your instructions be to the facility’s owner?

If you were an inspector in a case, describe how you would remedy a violation on the spot. What would your instructions be to the facility’s owner? In your response to a classmate, explain whether you would do anything differently. What type of public education initiatives has your organization implemented? Have you seen a positive […]

Risk assessment can be a very subjective topic. Different people see risks differently in both probability and severity

Risk assessment can be a very subjective topic. Different people see risks differently in both probability and severity. What do you think are the most important reasons why employees’ differing perceptions of risks related to the tasks they perform might impact your ability to perform a risk assessment and relay the results to the workers? […]

Acute gouty arthritis

A 60 year old man complains of pain in his left big toe for the past 5 days. The patient has a medical history of acute gouty arthritis. He is currently receiving thiazide diuretic for high blood pressure, atrovastatin for high cholesterol, and one aspirin a day to prevent heart attacks. Laboratory studies revealed a […]

Sexually transmitted infection

A young woman is diagnosed with a sexually transmitted infection and is subsequently reported to the public health department. A public health nurse visits her, but she refuses to name her sexual contacts. 1. Should the woman be compelled by law to name her sexual contacts? Why or why not? Do the best interests of […]

Oral health and nutrition

• O.H.N. is an 85 year old male who has been diagnosed with the following health conditions: o Diabetes (diagnosed since 68 years old) o Hypertension (diagnosed since 50 years old) o High Cholesterol (diagnosed since 65 years old) o Obesity (diagnosed since 65 years old) o Gum Disease (diagnosed since 55 years old) • […]

Diuretic therapy

High blood pressure is a chronic illness and it can also be hereditary, however it can be controlled and the patient stay alive. Diuretic therapy is one way of treating high blood pressure, what are some common adverse effects of diuretic therapy?