Incivility in the workplace

Describe what incivility in the workplace and the educational setting means.

Discuss two predictable behaviors of what would be considered workplace bullying.

What are some of the strategies that can help prevent workplace incivility, lateral violence and bullying in nurses’ professional community?

Barriers for just culture within a healthcare

Define just culture.

Explain how nurses can handle errors in different environments.

What are some of the barriers for just culture within a healthcare organization? How can they be resolved?

Handle errors in different environments

Define just culture.

Explain how nurses can handle errors in different environments.

What are some of the barriers for just culture within a healthcare organization? How can they be resolved?

Define just culture

Define just culture.

Explain how nurses can handle errors in different environments.

What are some of the barriers for just culture within a healthcare organization? How can they be resolved?

The Process of data mining include?

What does the process of data mining include? Select all that apply. Examination of raw data. Isolation of target data or problem identification. Data transformed to allow for the discovery of patterns

Interpretation of patterns, trends, and relationships yield knowledge

Caring for a patient who is recovering from a stroke

Imagine you are working on a team caring for a patient who is recovering from a stroke she had two days prior.  This stroke was caused by an embolism that became lodged in the right anterior cerebral artery.

Using ultrasonography, it was discovered the embolism likely originated from a deep vein thrombosis in the right popliteal vein.  This is perplexing, because you were taught that deep vein thromboses in the lower extremities become lodged in pulmonary arterioles or capillaries (they are not small enough to fit through those vessels).  What is a possible explanation for this finding?

Please list the route of flow and all the structures the embolism would pass through in order to travel from the right popliteal vein to the right cerebral artery.

The practice of nursing

Communication is a powerful therapeutic tool that is essential to the practice of nursing. Communication is the heart of nursing; it is essential for conveying care and applying nursing skills and knowledge as you work with patients and their families. You will be required to use nonverbal, verbal, and technological skills to communicate with patients, families, and other health care professionals.

Discuss how you will utilize the nursing process to improve communication with your patients.

 

2. Identifying the role of the nurse in patient education.

 

3. Identify the purposes of patient education.

Promoting a Multicultural work environment

 Diversity 1. Promoting a multicultural work environment is not just the law explain 2. Explain social movements such as "Black Lives" matter and "Truth and Reconciliations – call to action" and how it relates to recruitment and selection of employees 3. Explore why employees are more demanding than ever when it comes to their rights and the behaviour of their employer

 

 

Alzheimer’s disease

Read the scenario: You are assigned to care for Mr Andrasziuk, 85, who has Alzheimer’s disease. He often wanders from room to room and tries to open outside doors. He frequently displays increased agitation, confusion, and restlessness, especially in the evening. Most of the time, Mr Andrasziuk is unable to feed himself and he is often incontinent.

He keeps repeating, “Help me, help me”, all day long. Answer these questions about how you would care for a person who has dementia: ▪ How do you feel about caring for a person with these behaviours? o Frightened? o Angry? o Impatient? ▪ How do you deal with your feelings so that you can give care to the person? o Identify your feelings.

o Describe how you deal with or manage those feelings. ▪ At what stage of Alzheimer’s disease is Mr. Andrasziuk? o What signs and symptoms support your answer?

▪ Why would it be ineffective to remind Mr. Andrasziuk of the date and time during your shift? o Relate your answer to your knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease. ▪ Why is reminding a client of the date and time a good technique with some confused people and not with others? o Relate your answer to your knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease.

▪ Why does Mr. Andrasziuk’s behaviour become more agitated, confused, and restless toward evening? o What is this called? ▪ What methods could you use to make sure Mr. Andrasziuk receives the care needed to maintain good personal hygiene? o How could you get him to cooperate or participate in his care?

▪ What parts of Mr. Andrasziuk’s behaviour would be most difficult for you to tolerate? o Explain why.

▪ What would you do if you found yourself becoming irritated and angry with Mr. Andrasziuk’s behaviour? o Describe several options. Read the questions carefully and take careful note of the verbs used e.g., feel, deal with, identify, describe, relate, why, what, how, explain; these are key words in guiding your answers.

Medical Diagnosis of rotavirus

The mother of an 8-month-old with a medical diagnosis of rotavirus tells the nurse that her child has had watery diarrhea for about 36 hours. Which assessment data supports the history provided by the mother? A Crackles heard bilaterally in all lung fields. O B Infant cries vigorously when picked up by the nurse.

Urine dark amber in color, scanty amount. C O D Apical pulse rate of 120 beats/minute.

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