WHO outcomes and criteria

What is one health problem between one developed and one developing country in comparison with the United States in terms of the WHO outcomes and criteria?

The common Age of onset of schizophrenia? 

What causes schizophrenia or psychotic behaviors? What is the common age of onset of schizophrenia?   Explain the reason that people with schizophrenia might also have a co-occuring substance disorder.

4.  What are positive and negative symptoms – know the definitions and list 3 examples of positive and 3 examples of negative symptoms for class.

5.  What is the role of the nurse when working with someone with psychosis and schizophrenia?   Is there a difference?   How would you approach this patient?

6.   Describe some of the social issues that a person with schizophrenia might have and what effect does this have on the family?

7.  Explain what part dopamine has on a schizophrenic brain and why is this important to know?

8.  When working with families who have a psychotic member in the family, what are some important teaching points to prevent readmission?

provide a reference using APA-7, including in-text citation.

One type of shock and give possible causes

Discuss one type of shock and give possible causes. (2) In acute coronary syndrome give two priority concerns related to management and treatment (3) What would appropriate diagnostic /labs/medications that can be utilized to treat both shock and acute coronary syndrome.

Give one of each. For medication, you must list the classification and an example of the medication. For the medication. please include the route of administration. freauencv. and what vou would need to monitor. For the labs, indicate the ranges and what would be abnormal, For the diagnostics – indicate the abnormal nindings.

WHO outcomes and criteria

What is one health problem between one developed and one developing country in comparison with the United States in terms of the WHO outcomes and criteria?

The Claims Processing System

The Claims Processing System is comprised of four major sequential components. What is the order and when do they run? (4 marks) 2. What is a duplicate billing? When can you bill a duplicate visit? When can you not? What information is required on the bill in order for MSP to approved it? (4 marks) 3.

Who is responsible for setting the fee codes listed in the MSC Payment Schedule? (1 mark) 4. Differentiate between “Fee Code” and “Diagnostic Code/ICD9 Code”. (2 marks) 5. How long from the date of service does a physician have to submit a claim to MSP? (1 mark)

6. What are submission codes? Differentiate between the different codes available and when they are used. (5 marks)

7. What is a referral? How does a physician refer a patient to another physician? (2 marks) 8. What are daily volume limits? (1 mark) 9. How long must a physician retain records on a patient? (1 mark) 10. What is a no-charge referral?

Why is it important that one be charged? (2 marks) 11. What are explanatory codes? (1 mark)   12. What is counselling defined as? What limitations are there? (2 marks) 13. What is the process for billing for a newborn without a PHN? (1 mark) 14. What is an uninsured service? (1 mark) 15. Delivery and Post-Natal Care is charged when a patient delivers a newborn baby.

How long is the patient covered under the fee code while in hospital? What do we charge for the baby? How long is the coverage for the newborn under that fee code? (3 marks)

16. How many GP Telephone/Email follow-up management fees are physicians allowed to bill for in a calendar year as permitted under the Chronic Disease Management Incentive Program?

What is the purpose of being able to bill these fees? (2 marks) 17. What is reciprocal billing? Who participates in it? (2 marks)

18. Differentiate between balance billing, differential billing, and extra billing. (3 marks) 19. What are supportive care fees? What is the limitation on billing for them? (2 marks)

20. What is a consultation? What does it include? (2 marks) 21. How do you bill when a patient has multiple procedures done at the same time? (1 mark) 22. What do fee items that are operation only include? (1 mark) 23. What is required for a patient who is under continuous care by a consultant? (1 mark)

24. If a patient visits the office for a car-accident related injury, who is responsible for payment? What if the car-accident injury was work-related? (2 marks) 25. If a patient visits the office for a work-related injury who is responsible for the bill? (1 mark)

What causes Schizophrenia or psychotic behaviors?  

What causes schizophrenia or psychotic behaviors?  What is the common age of onset of schizophrenia?  Explain the reason that people with schizophrenia might also have a co-occurring substance disorder.  What are positive and negative symptoms – know the definitions and list 3 examples of positive and 3 examples of negative symptoms for class.

5.  What is the role of the nurse when working with someone with psychosis and schizophrenia?   Is there a difference?   How would you approach this patient?

6.   Describe some of the social issues that a person with schizophrenia might have and what effect does this have on the family?

7.  Explain what part dopamine has on a schizophrenic brain and why is this important to know?

8.  When working with families who have a psychotic member in the family, what are some important teaching points to prevent readmission?

 

Promote patient healthcare in a community setup

  1. Why did you decide to become a public health nurse? What is your role as a public health nurse professional in this community?
  2. How will you address and promote patient healthcare in a community setup?
  3. Draft a letter to the mayor on collaborating and promoting community patient healthcare.

The number of Calories in ONE

Calculate the number of Calories in ONE serving using the grams of carbohydrate, fat and protein
listed on the food label and convert to Calories. Compare this number to the number of Calories
listed on the food label. Is your calculated number the same as the number on the food label? If
the numbers are different, explain why

Suspected pregnancy and limited family support

You have a 17-year-old female that comes in with suspected pregnancy and limited family support. She is accompanied by her 18-year-old boyfriend who is the father of the child. While knowing she needs prenatal care, what resources and education would you try to provide and how would you encourage compliance in this vulnerable patient? What are some of the biggest risk factors that this patient faces and how can you provide quality care while being sensitive to the stigma that comes with teen pregnancy?

Cervical spine precautions

Bryan is a 19 year-old male who lost control of his car and struck a tree. Witnesses reported that he was not wearing a seat belt, and his face hit the windshield on impact. When paramedics arrived, Bryan was responsive but confused, had significant facial swelling, and reported pain in his right wrist and left forearm. The paramedics initiated cervical spine precautions, strapped him to a backboard, started oxygen (O2)
at 15L/min via non-rebreather mask, and started a 16 gauge IV with 0.9% normal saline
(NS).His vital signs (VS) were 120/75, 125, 36, SaO2 94%.
CASE STUDY
On arrival to the Emergency Department(ED) 15 minutes later, Bryan’s VS were BP
110/62, P 110 (reg), R 28-32 and shallow, SaO2 99%. An additional 16 gauge IV was
inserted and the following labs were drawn: CBC, type and crossmatch, (T &C),
complete metabolic panel (CMP), PT/PTT INR, and alcohol (ETOH) level. He was seen
and assessed by the neuro-surgeon and subsequently admitted to the neuro trauma
intensive care unit.
The trauma nurse completed a head-to-toe assessment and found the following: obeys
commands, responds to voice but not oriented to time or place. Generalized facial
edema with full-thickness 5-cm cheek laceration and bilateral mandibular depressed
fractures. Blood behind left tympanic membrane (TM), edema with slight discolouration
over left mastoid process. Clear drainage coming from the left nare. Mid to upper chest
contusions without crepitus, breath sounds clear. Abdomen slightly firm, but non tender.
Bryan was catheterized for 500ml clear, yellow urine; negative for blood, glucose,
ketones. He had a positive deformity of right wrist and diffuse tenderness of left lower forearm.
WHAT ARE THIS SUBJECTS IN REGARDS TO THE CASE STUDY?

Cervical C-spine precautions:

Oxygen 15L/min non-rebreather mask:

16 gauge IV with NS:

VS at scene:

VS in ED:

Additional 16 gauge IV inserted:

CBC:

Cross-type:

CMP:

Pt/PTT INR:

EToH:

Obeys command/oriented x1:

Generalized facial edema:

Full-thickness laceration 5cm:

Bilateral mandibular depressed fractures:

Blood behind left tympanic membrane:

Edema + discolouration over left mastoid process:

Clear drainage from left nare:

Mid/upper chest contusions with no crepitus – breath sounds clear:

Abdo slightly firm/non tender:

500 cc pale yellow urine, no blood/ketones/glucose:

Deformity R wrist:

Tenderness left lower arm: