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Question Answered step-by-step 1. Behavioral decision theory can be best described as which of the… 1. Behavioral decision theory can be best described as which of the following kinds of models? Group of answer choices A statistical model An inferential model A normative model A descriptive model 2. Which of the following groups is most likely to be afforded active help and passive support? Group of answer choices The disabled The homeless The middle-class The rich 3. If you were a lawyer, which of the following would be least effective at preparing your witness to testify before court? Group of answer choices Frequently rehearsing of the testimony Forming many alternative memory routes for each important fact Preparing your own questioning to include several cues that will help to activate the witness’s memory of their testimony Having the witness draw detailed pictures of the event    Social Science Psychology PSY 812 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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Question Edwina Brown D.O.B. 14.01.1978URN 67232Weight 73kgNo known allergiesEdwinahas been admitted to the intensive care unit you are working on. At the start of the shift you receive the ISOBAR handover below. ISOBAR handoverDetailsIdentityEdwina BrownD.O.B. 14.01.1978URN 67232SituationEdwina was admitted overnight to the intensive care unit. She was being treated 12 hrs ago for severe anaphylactic shock. Initially she was treated in the Emergency Department, where she suffered a cardiac arrest, but was successfully resuscitated.Her anaphylactic shock was treated initially with adrenaline, intravenous fluid and corticosteroids.Her oxygen saturations are low despite having high flow oxygenHer blood pressure initially improved, the urticaric rash has resolved and the acute respiratory wheeze resolved.However over the past three hours, Edwina's blood pressure has fallen again.Her urine output has fallen.Her lactate level has risen to 4.5mmol/lShe has been administered 1 litre of Normal Saline intravenously over 1 hour.There are NO signs of ongoing anaphylaxisObservationsA - patent - but at risk due to GCSB - RR26bpm, SaO2 86% on 15l/min OyxgenC - HR112bpm, BP 80/65mmHg, Hourly urine output 25 mls.D - GCS = 8 (E1, V3, M4) - BSLE - Temp 36.5.0 deg CArterial Blood gas:pH: 7.25pO2: 75mmHgpCO2: 45mmHgBicarb : 18mmHgBase excess: -4BackgroundEdwina is a student physiotherapist in her final year of university. She lives with her parents.She is known to be allergic to bees and usually carries two epipens.Agreed planCurrent treatment:On highflown oxygen - 15l/min oxygen via non-rebreather mask1 litre normal saline administered IV over past hourIndwelling urinary catheter in situAttached to cardiac monitorRead back / questionsNonePRIMARY SURVEY AND PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSISEdwina has been diagnosed with multi-organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS).Pathophysiology (min 250 words)Explain in your own words what multiorgan dysfunction syndrome (MODS) is and how a nurse might recognise it in their patient.Discuss why this condition can be difficult to manage. How common is the condition? Has the condition become more common following the outbreak of COVID 19? If so, why might this be?Edwina cannot sustain oxygenating her organs unassisted. What measures can be take to address this?Pharmacodynamics (min 250 words)Edwina is hypotensive and is not responding to a fluid challenge. The doctor orders a nor-adrenaline infusionHow is the dose calculated and how what would the correct dose be for Edwina.What are the potential advertse effects for this drug?What is the current evidence for the use of this drug? Are there alternatives?Pharmacokinetics (min 250 words)With reference to the vasopressor you have discussed in the previous section - discuss the following:The drug has been ordered through the intravenous route. Discuss the considerations that should be taken into account when administering this drug. Are there any patients this drug should be used with caution - if so discuss the rationale for caution. What other drugs could be used that have a similar effect? What does current evidence recommend regarding the choice of vasopressor for treatment of neurogenic shock?Ethico-legal aspects of nursing (min 250 words)With reference to Edwina's case discuss the how the nurse is accountable for Edwina's well being and the consequences of below standard care. You should refer to the Registered Nurse standards for practice. You may choose to discuss issues such as maintaining capability for practice, providing safe, appropriate and responsive nursing care. What would constitute negligence from a legal perspective should Edwina suffer harm? Health Science Science Nursing NURSING NUR357 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
Question Answered step-by-step J. C. is a 41-year old man who comes to the ED c/o acute low backpain. He states that he did some heavy lifting yesterday, went to bed with a mild backache, and awoke this morning with terrible back pain. He admits to having had several episodes of similar back pain each year over the last 10 years. In the past, the pain has been treated by diazepam, codeine, and several weeks of bed rest. J. C. has a PMH of duodenal ulcer and takes Prilosec for symptom relief. He is 6 ft. tall, weighs 265 lbs. and has a prominent "pot belly". The ED admitting clerk calls J. C.'s insurance company to authorize payment for treatment at your facility. J. C.'s HMO has identified him as a consumer of "high cost care" with poor prior outcome. The ED is authorized to perform emergency treatment only and the case manager will make a home visit within 24 hours to devise a treatment plan. The ED physician diagnoses muscular strain of the lower back and orders the following: cyclobenzaprene (Flexeril) 10 mg QID, Feldene 20 mg QD; bed rest for 2 days then gradually increase activity; ice packs to the lower back 30 minutes out of every hour.If you are the case manager and you make your visit to J.C.'s residence. His wife lets you in and you find J. C. lying on the sofa with his knees flexed and watching videos. 1. What questions would be appropriate to ask J. C. in evaluating the extent of his back pain and injury? 2. What observable characteristic does J. C. have that makes him highly susceptible to low back injury and chronic pain? 3. Why do you think that cyclobenzaprine was prescribed instead of diazepam? 4. What does J. C. need to know concerning Feldene considering his PMH? You determine that J. C. needs an interdisciplinary approach to treatment and rehabilitation for his chronic back problem. Your goal is to minimize J. C.'s long-term health care costs by rehabilitating his back, helping him reduce his weight to reduce stress on his back, and treating his current injury. You coordinate referrals for J. C. to see four healthcare experts on your team. 5. You refer J. C. to a physiatrist. What is a physiatrist, and what can a physiatrist do to help J. C.? 6. What expert would work with J. C. to help him lose weight? What are her/his credentials? 7. What kind of expert will work with J. C. using exercise and various treatment modalities to restore his back muscles? 8. What kind of expert will work with J. C. on body mechanics and strengthening him for occupational and home-related work? 9. A physical therapist teaches J. C. maintenance exercises he can do on his own to promote back health. What 3 common exercises would be included?  Health Science Science Nursing NURSING VN111 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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