Describe terms and operation of ions in corresponding steps from 1 to 4 in the figure below. +30 2 Membrane potential (mV) A 3 -55 -Threshold -70 1 1 4 5 2 3 Time (msec)

Articulating a personal worldview help to formulate a personal philosophy of practice and attitude toward patient care. It enhances your influence on patients and the industry. My personal worldview is being open-minded and non-judging to people of all faiths, religions, and lifestyle choices.

In this assignment, you will have an opportunity to reflect on your current (I am a medical-surgical bedside nurse at a hospital) and future practice (nurse educator) and the ways worldview and nursing theory influence that practice.

This paper must include a thesis statement. A thesis statement should be one sentence at the end of the introduction paragraph. It needs to have one main idea, be specific, and indicate why/how/what you will be discussing in your upcoming paper.

Describe your personal worldview, including the religious, spiritual, and cultural elements that you think most influence your personal philosophy of practice and attitude towards patient care. (My personal worldview is being open-minded and non-judging to people of all faiths, religions, and lifestyle choices).

Choose a specific nursing theory that is most in line with your personal philosophy of practice and approach to patient care and discuss the similarities. Explain how the nursing theory reinforces your approach to care.

Include in your explanation a specific example of a past or current practice and how your worldview and the nursing theory could assist you in resolving this issue (the patient being Jehovah’s witness and not accepting blood, respecting patient’s choice, can also include another one if you know of any).

Finally, explain how your worldview and the nursing theory will assist you in further developing your future practice (nurse educator).

Water receptor antagonists are not as effective as proton pump inhibitors at decreasing HCL concentrations in the stomach a. Acetylcholine and gastrin can still agonize their respective receptors stimulating proton pump activity b. The H2 receptor is coupled to GI thereby decreasing CAMP levels and ultimately proton pump protein expression C. None of these choices are correct d. They do not inhibit the conversion of pepsinogen to pepsin e. They undergo extensive enterohepatic circulation thereby decreasing their bioavailability Answer

Traumatic brain injuries or concussions are some of the more severe injuries suffered in sports, car accidents, or even a simple fall. What portion of the brain makes contact with the skull in this type of injury, and what neurologic tissue is it? O Cerebral cortex (grey matter) O Cerebral cortex (white matter) O Corpus Collosum (white matter) O Cerebellum (arbor vitae)

While examing ethical conflicts arising in clinical settings and healthcare systems, the introduction to philosophical analysis and arguments in the context of clinical practice is imperative.

Advanced practice nurses (APNs) have the privilege of professional healthcare practice, but with that privilege also comes accountability for professional judgments and resulting actions. There is a professional responsibility, both moral and legal, and this course was designed to help provide tools so that you are “equipped to address obstacles to good practice or the complex ethical problems that can arise” (Grace, 2018, p. 4). This semester, our focus was on the philosophical foundations of what constitutes good human action, which provides a basis for examining the complex issues encountered by APNs.

End your post with two thought-provoking follow-up questions designed to expand the discussion topic in new ways. Your post should be a total of 200–400 words. Reference three or more relevant, current, peer-reviewed journals (not a part of the assigned reading articles in the post), and incorporate assigned reading.

 

Here is the textbook reference and the textbook is pasted in a separate document for your referencing…. Also use 3 other references within the last 5 years. APA 7^th formatting.

Beauchamp, T. L., & Childress, J. F. (2019). Principles of biomedical ethics (8th ed.). Oxford University Press.

 

Prepare

Please take time to reflect on one of the following questions as we complete this course.

• Preventative ethics is the process of anticipating and addressing potential problems before they arise. Many of the issues in health care that progress to the dilemma stage (choice between two or more equally bad alternatives) start off as minor communication problems. Think of one occasion from your practice when recognizing or addressing something early on would have diffused an incipient and difficult situation. What new insights do you have? Would you have done things differently in light of what you’ve learned in this course?
• Knowledge of theories and principles is necessary for dialogue and collaboration with other professionals in the interest of good care for patients. Do you agree with this statement or not? Defend your answer.
• TheANA Code of Ethics with Interpretive Statements “continues to be the foundational moral document of American nursing. It encompasses the profession’s values, obligations, ethical standards, aspirations, and ideals” (Fowler, 2015, xxviii). How can nurses work both individually and collectively to construct an ethical environment and to remove barriers to its development and maintenance?
• Thinking about your current context, what is one concern that has to be addressed? Suggest several appropriate plans of action that may be instituted. Describe your motivation for the action and how you will persevere through adversity.