Summarize the Infections and Immunization & Vaccination in terms of etiology, pathogenesis, clinical picture, diagnosis, and treatment rationale.

This summary should cover the following two topics:

1. Infections: General introduction to infections
2. Immunization & Vaccination.

Infections: Talk about the following IN GENERAL:

• Etiology: different causes of infections (Bacterial, viral, fungal, parasitic) giving examples of each
• Pathogenesis: The steps of any infection (Colonization, invasion…..etc. Please check your Textbook)
• Clinical Picture: Incubation, prodrome, actual signs and symptoms, recovery.
• Diagnosis: CBC & Differential (How this can help differentiate bacterial, from viral, fungal or parasitic infections).
• The pathophysiologic rationale of treatment: Antimicrobials (Antibiotics for bacterial infections, an antiviral for viral infections, ……etc)

Immunization & Vaccination:

• The 4 types of immunity: 1. Natural Passive Immunity. Natural Active Immunity.

3. Artificial Passive Immunity.            4. Artificial Active Immunity

– Differences between immunization & vaccination. Indications (prophylaxis and post-exposure

prophylaxis)

This is the textbook for information:

McCance, K.L., Huether, S. E. (2018) Pathophysiology: The Biological Basis for Disease in Adults and Children. (8th Ed) St. Louis, MO. Elsevier Mosby ISBN-13: 978-0323583473 ISBN-10: 9780323583473

Lipids and triglycerides are energy-giving fats obtained from energy-giving food. Discuss Patient Assessment, Nursing Diagnosis, and Medications (its side effects) for Lipids and triglycerides

Identify at least two themes on the impact ambulation has on the length of hospital stay. Identify at least three subthemes related to each theme (six total subthemes).

Identify at least three empirical or scholarly articles related to each subtheme (18 articles total). At least one article must demonstrate a quantitative methodology.

Use the “Research Article Chart” resource as a guide to: (a) analyze and synthesize the literature into your paper, (b) state the article title, (c) identify the author, (d) state the research question(s), (e) identify the research sample, (f) explain the research methodology, (g) identify the limitations in the study, (h) provide the research findings of the study, and (i) identify the opportunities for practice implementation. For scholarly, nonempirical articles, state the article title and author, and provide a brief contextual summary of the article.

Chapter 2: INTRODUCTION TO THE CHAPTER AND BACKGROUND TO THE PROBLEM
12 points
Criteria Description
This section describes the overall topic to be investigated, outlines the approach taken for the literature review, and argues the evolution of the problem based on the Practice Setting Need supported in the literature from its origination to its current form. (2-3 pages)

Criteria Description
The background section provides the historical overview of the problem based on the Practice Setting Need supported in the literature and how it originated. It further discusses how the problem has evolved historically into its current form. This section summarizes the Background section from Chapter 2. (2-3 paragraphs)

Chapter 2: THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS/CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
24 points
Criteria Description
This section identifies the theory(s) or model(s) that provide the foundation for the practice project. It also contains an explanation of how the problem under investigation relates to the theory or model. The seminal source for each theory or model should be identified and described. (2-3 pages)

Chapter 2: REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
24 points
Criteria Description
This section provides a broad, balanced overview of the existing literature related to the proposed project topic. It identifies themes, trends, research methodology, design, and findings. It provides a synthesis of the existing literature, examines the contributions of the literature related to the topic, and presents an evaluation of the overall methodological strengths and weaknesses of the research. Citations are provided for all ideas, concepts, and perspectives. The researcher’s personal opinions or perspectives are not included.

Criteria Description
This section restates what was written in Chapter 2 and provides supporting citations for key points. It synthesizes the information from the chapter using it to define the Practice Setting needs supported by the literature, the theory(s) or model(s) to provide the foundation for the project, the problem statement, the primary clinical question, the methodology, the design, the variables or phenomena, the data collection instruments or sources, and the population to be studied. It then provides a transition discussion to Chapter 3. (1-2 pages)

Identify any existing quality concern or an existing patient safety issue and provide the rationale for choosing this issue. Explain the background and scope of the problem. Analyze the issue based on the appropriate quality philosophy.

Identify the regulatory guidelines, internal and/or external benchmarks, or evidence-based practice standards surrounding the issue—explain what that expectation is and why.

Use the appropriate quality improvement tools to improve the quality outcome. Describe how you could or will get involved in this initiative to make a difference and move it forward to enactment. Summarize the content in concluding statements.