How would you advise and manage patients to take their medications

Q: how would you define the “beginning” and “end” of a patient’s typical “care experience”?

A: Patient Care Experience from beginning to end.....

Q: Use the Nursing Process to safely administermedications.

A: The main purpose of administering medications to a patient is to mainly evoke a therapeutic response…

Q: can you explain in less than 500 words  the concept of “Power” in the context of hospital ?

A: Power is a process in society which helps to achieve goals and qualifies human action. It helps to…

Q: As a headnurse what are some plans you can put in place to deal with nurses who are rude and…

A: As, a head nurse I have responsibility to make the hospital nursing environment good . When some…

Q: Indicate whether the statement is true or false, and justify your answer. Advance directives allow…

A: EOL care stands for End of life care.  It is making life easy for patients who suffer from a serious…

Q: 5 Rights of Medication Administration?

A: Drug is defined as any substance helps to diagnose illness, promote health and prevent illness by…

Q: A patient who has advanced cancer is receiving opioid medications around the clock to “keep him…

A: Cancer is defined as an abnormal growth of cells that spreads to other parts of the body. The…

Q: As a headnurse what are some plans you can put in place to deal with nurses who are rude and…

A: Disrespectful behavior disturb communication and team work, impaired the contribution of care,…

Q: Compare a prescription from a medication order

A: A prescription order is prescribing medications to the patient in an outpatient clinic which can be…

Q: Discuss the communication within the healthcare.

A: We can say that Communication is an important tool for the exchange of information. It can be…

Q: What are the 5 Rights of Medication Administration?

A: Drug is defined as any substance helps to diagnose illness, promote health and prevent illness by…

Q: As a pharmacist, cite at least 5  medication errors that you might encounter in dispensing medicines…

A: Medication Error – Any event that can be cured and prevented by appropriate measures. Medication…

Q: An older resident who is disoriented likes to wander thehalls of his long-term care facility. Which…

A: Nursing practice involves understanding the feelings of the patient and providing care such that the…

Q: how we can diffrentiate between rational and irrational prescription?

A: Drugs form an indispensable part of health care system. Drugs play an important role in promoting…

Q: How does a Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee improve the quality of medication use in a hospital?

A: One of the methods or mode of ensuring the proper rationality in the use of drugs is that the…

Q: Explain why therapeutic monitoring of anticonvulsant medication is important? Included within your…

A: Anticonvulsant medications are drugs used to treat seizure activities by slowing down the abnormal…

Q: What does the College of Physician & Surgeons of Ontario say about medication safety

A: Medication safety is defined as the absence of harm or injury caused during medication usage or…

Q: Explain the process of evaluating the outcomes of care for a patient ?

A: Based on the guidelines the nurse provides care to the patient that is known as the nursing process.…

Q: Using the theory of Ida Orlando, how can you deal with patient complaints?

A: Ida orlando was a US based nurse who wrote the book "" the Nursing process ""  She gave the theory…

Q: You suspect a nurse is diverting narcotics. You ask her patient about his pain control and he states…

A: Diverting narcotics is a criminal offense and can jeopardize the patient's safety and care, and…

Q: 1. What is the primary source of legal authority for treating emergency care? a.Statutory…

A: The primary source of the legal authority for treating the emergency care is called as the EMTALA…

Q: Explain, briefly, how patient autonomy grounds a duty to protect a patient’s healthcare information.

A: Patient autonomy is the state in which the patient is capable of making his/her own decisions about…

Q: What are some best practices to ensure patient safety prior to administering medication?

A: There are following best practices to ensure patient safety prior to administering medications  1.…

Q: In your own words describe the dispensing process, we needs to follow starting from receiving the…

A: The process involved in checking prescriptions and providing drugs is known as the dispensing…

Q: Effective communication is essential fo ensuring patient safety

A: Communication: Communication is the process or act of using sounds, words , signs or behavior to…

Q: Explain the relationship between knowing a patient and clinical decision making ?

A: In nursing, there are some decisions taken while providing care to the client for the well-being of…

Q: What is the importance of nurses

A: A nurse is referred to as an individual who is a licensed professional of health care and can…

Q: How will you as a nurse  manage an elderly bedridden patient who is at risk for depression and blood…

A: Nursing care refers to any care rendered by nurses that include the care delivered, or the planning,…

Q: CAM

A: CAM stands for complementary and Alternate medicine which includes traditional practices like;…

Q: Self-care is integral to providing optimal patient care. How can you incorporate self-care into your…

A: Capabilities/ Promoting the self care which means the people can able to meet, the things or they…

Q: Describe a scenario where a medical professional may judge a patient unfairly. What would be the…

A: INTRODUCTION- In medical field, health professionals deals with the life of human being which is…

Q: A nurse who is administering medications to patients in anacute care setting studies the…

A: Pharmacokinetics can be defines as the study of the drugs takes the time course for absorption,…

Q: Discuss the limits on the autonomy of a person and then of a person reduced to the role of a…

A: The right reserved to the adults, according to which a legally adult individual can frame their own…

Q: Describe what occurs when a patient experiences a mediastinal shift

A: The deviation of the mediastinal organs and structures towards one side of the chest cavity is…

Q: To promote sleep in a patient, a nurse suggests whatintervention?a. Follow the usual bedtime routine…

A: Sleep is important in caring for the patient to promote well-being and a fast recovery. Nurses are…

Q: 1. How could someone failing to document treatment cause problems for the patient?

A: Health records health records provide every information about the patient, thus helps in accurate…

Q: What are the potential legal and ethical issues related to administration of the wrong medication? O…

A: Standard of care It includes specific treatment guidelines regarding medical and psychological…

Q: Use the five levels of communication with patients ?

A: COMMUNICATION:- Communication is a process of giving, receiving, and sharing information. A…

Substance Abuse

Substance abuse refers to the use of illegal drugs in excessive quantities, as well as the misuse of legal substances such as prescription or over-the-counter pharmaceuticals or alcohol for purposes other than those intended. Drug addiction, also known as substance use disorder, is a disease that affects the brain and behavior of a person. It leads to a failure to control the use of any drug or prescription, legal or illegal.