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- Provide an evaluation for each goal (easy and simple) 1)Nurse will educate the patient and his family regarding the importance of hygiene and how this is important to prevent the infection. Rationale: By this awareness of the patient increases regarding hygiene. 2) Nurse would instruct the patient regarding the steps of hand hygiene. Rationale: By this, the patient and his family come to know regarding the steps of hand hygiene. 3)Nurse would ask the patient and his family to repeat what the nurse has taught. Rationale: By this nurse can assess the knowledge and understanding of the patient and his family.help me with ICD-10-CM coding . First post, code the following scenario. Next, discuss as a group coding this scenario. a patient's chest x-ray revealed a large, left-sided, spontaneous tension pneumothorax with a mediastinal shift. The patient indicates a 20 pack per year smoking history and continues to smoke cigarettes.In own words. Write short note or summary on the given topics: 1. Automatic capsule filling machine?
- Case Study:A patient, ill with an infectious disease, is prescribed an oral bacteriostatic antibiotic. After 48 hours the nurse calls and tells the patient that they need to return to the hospital and receive an IM injection of a different, -cidal antibiotic as the pathogen is showing resistance to the first antibiotic. In addition the nurse states that there are only a few cases of this disease in the area as it is not common in Wisconsin. Question: What type of infectious disease is this patient suffering from? O Fungal O Prion infection O Viral Bacterial MacBook Air F5 F4 F3 & $ % 4 T YCase Study: A patient, ill with an infectious disease, is prescribed an oral bacteriostatic antibiotic. After 48 hours the nurse calls and tells the patient that they need to return to the hospital and receive an IM injection of a different, -cidal antibiotic as the pathogen is showing resistance to the first antibiotic. In addition the nurse states that there are only a few cases of this disease in the area as it is not common in Wisconsin. Question: How would this infectious disease be best described by an epidemiologist? Pandemic as the levels are low and not common O Endemic as the nurse stated that the disease is not common in Wisconsin O Sporadic as the nurse stated there are only a few cases in the area O Epidemic as the nurse stated that the disease is not common in Wisconsin MacBook Air - 66 吕口 F3 F4 F2 esc & 2# 2$ 4 T QA. Provide a brief description of a hypothetical food-borne outbreak case. Click or tap here to enter text. B. Provide hypothetical data sets corresponding to the following tables (simply fill out the tables, do not remove rows nor columns but you may add more rows for your cases/incubation periods/food items if you wish to): Table 1: Case status and demographic factors Case (Y/N) Record Number 1 Sex (M/F) Age (in years) 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Table 2: Incubation periods and case counts Incubation period (days after exposure) 1 Number of cases 2 3 4 5 6 7 Figure 1: Epidemic curve
- Case Study: A patient, ill with an infectious disease, is prescribed an oral bacteriostatic antibiotic. After 48 hours the nurse calls and tells the patient that they need to return to the hospital and receive an IM injection of a different, -cidal antibiotic as the pathogen is showing resistance to the first antibiotic. In addition the nurse states that there are only a few cases of this disease in the area as it is not common in Wisconsin. Question: What was the route for administration of the first antibiotic prescribed versus the second? O The patient consumes, orally, the first antibiotic and received an injection in their muscle for the second antibiotic O Unsure based upon information provided O Static antibiotics are only administered via IM and therefore the first antibiotic is injected into the muscle and the second is administered by IV O The patient must inject the first antibiotic because it is static and the second must enter in through a vein. MacBook Air 弓0 F3 F4 F2 2#…ANSWER THE FF. IN ESSAY FORM AND IN YOUR OWN WORDS. AT LEAST 10 SENTENCES. 1. Which of the following would result in the more rapid absorption of a drug: a subcutaneous injection or an intradermal injection? Why? 2. Superficial partial-thickness burn is more painful compared to a third degree burn which involves deeper tissues. How would you explain this observation? Provide a solution for this type of situationtopic: Fecal smear containing ova of (the cause of ascariasis). question: What is “bumpy” edge of the ova.? provide microscopic image and short description.