Alternative Assignment #5: Teaching Plan (4 hours)Mr. Smith is a 78-year-old patient with a history of lung cancer with metastasis to the bone. He isscheduled for chemotherapy today. The certified nursing assistant took his vital signs and reports to youthe patient is complaining of generalized weakness, pain level score rating at 5, and no bowel movementfor 3 days. Vital signs are stable. As you enter the patient's room the patient tells you, "I have so muchpain, no relief from the pain medicine. I am sad and I can tell my family is frustrated with helping me. Iwant to die already."Medical Orders1.General diet2.Norco 5/325mg for pain, 1-2 tablets by mouth, four times a day.3.Senna 1 tablet twice a day, for constipation.4.Vital signs every shiftSocial worker referralCritical Thinking Assignment1.Using Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs (see below), develop a teaching plan for Mr. Smith.2.Explore and discuss the basic, physiological, and self-fulfillment needs that are priority.3.What teaching methods would you incorporate to address and evaluate the patient's needs?5.

In such cases the patient usually feels sad and depressed, self-sufficiency decreases. Therefore, it…

Critical Thinking Assignment 1. Using Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs (see below), develop a teaching plan for Mr. Smith. 2. Explore and discuss the basic, physiological, and self-fulfillment needs that are priority. 3. What teaching methods would you incorporate to address and evaluate the patient's needs?

Critical Thinking Assignment 1. Using Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs (see below), develop a teaching plan for Mr. Smith. 2. Explore and discuss the basic, physiological, and self-fulfillment needs that are priority. 3. What teaching methods would you incorporate to address and evaluate the patient's needs?

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