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Question Answered step-by-step help me this please Evidence-based practice has gained momentum in… help me this pleaseEvidence-based practice has gained momentum in nursing, and definitions vary widely. Research findings, knowledge from basic science, clinical knowledge, and expert opinion are all considered “evidence”; however, practices based on research findings are more likely to result in the desired patient outcomes across various settings and geographic locations. The impetus for evidence-based practice comes from payor and healthcare facility pressures for cost containment, greater availability of information, and greater consumer savvy about treatment and care options. Evidence-based practice demands changes in education of students, more practice-relevant research, and closer working relationships between clinicians and researchers. Evidence-based practice also provides opportunities for nursing care to be more individualized, more effective, streamlined, and dynamic, and to maximize effects of clinical judgment. When evidence is used to define best practices rather than to support existing practices, nursing care keeps pace with the latest technological advances and takes advantage of new knowledge developments.3140Q1What are the criteria for knowing the prognosis of cirrhosis (Child’scriteria)?Q2What is the recommended treatment for cirrhosis of the liver?Q3Is there any role for liver dialysis in hepatic encephalopathy?Q4I have been asked to write essay on ‘caring’ for a client who has beenan alcohol abuser for more than 10 years and is in the ‘recovery’ stage.I am aware there are many different factors, such as length of abuse,amount consumed, age, gender etc. . . . My question is: how long will ittake the liver to ‘recover’ or to return to normal after stopping drinking?I am especially interested in blood tests, fatty deposits and gammaglutamyl transpeptidases (γ-GTs).Q5Can patients with liver cell failure suffer from myocardial infarction?Q6What is the definition of liver cell failure (decompensated liverdisease)?Q7Flapping tremors: why do we get flapping tremors and no other types oftremor in liver failure? What is their mechanism and in which otherconditions do they occur?Q8In a patient with liver cell failure, can there be resting and action tremorsor parkinsonian features if it is confirmed that the patient does not haveWilson’s disease?Q9Does the absence of any cirrhosis of the liver, together with normal liverenzymes, in a 9-year-old boy complaining of chorea of a 5-year duration,exclude Wilson’s disease?Q10Can Wilson’s disease be excluded in a patient complaining of movementdisorder for over 2 years, when there is an absence of cirrhotic liver change?3140 Health Science Science Nursing Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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His shirts and pants are covered with blood. He and his friends stated that they were playing and he fell onto a sharp stick. The victim pulled the stick out of his abdomen because it was causing him pain. Which of the following comments cause the most concernA. There was a lot of blood, we used three t- shirtsB. He has diabetes  35) During the disaster drill the nurse becomes suspicious that the clients are victims of a biological event. Which action should the nurse take next?A. Alert hospital leadership to activate an internal disasterB. Alert the charge nurse to activate the internal disasterC. Calmly apply PPED. Remove all the victims from the ER waiting area to decontaminate the area 36) A 60-year-old arrives at the triage area with a complaint of diaphoresis, dizziness and left chest sided chest pain. The LPN will expect the client to be prioritized into which categoryA. High urgentB. Non urgentC. EmergentD. Urgent 38. Which type of fluid would the nurse expect the provider to order for a client in hypovolemic shock?A. Oral hydrationB. IsotonicC.HypertonicD.Hypotonic41, during anaphylactic shock, the body reacts by rapidly vasodilating blood vessels , the body's response also includes an airway reaction to histamine. What is the expected airway response during anaphylaxis?A, bronchophony B, bronchodilation 42. A nurse is assisting with the care of a client immediately following a lumbar puncture. Which of the actions should the nurse take? Select all that applyA. Elevate the client's head of bedB. Insert a urinary catheterC.Apply a cervical collar to the client.D Monitor the puncture site for hematomaE. Encourage fluid intake.43. A client is admitted to the medical surgical unit with a diagnosis of gastrointestinal bleeding. The nurse noted that the client's hourly urine output is decreasing. What is the normal output of urine per hour?A. 30ml/hrB. 100 ml/hr 44, a client in hypovolemic shock , the nurse knows that with any type of shock , there will be a decrease in circulating blood volume resulting in decreased tissue perfusion.The inadequate tissue causes what observable sign in the client evaluation?        a, Flushed skin        b, Vasodilation        c, Increased urine output        d, Delayed capillary refill45.A nurse is collecting data on a client who has a major burn injury. The nurse should recognize which of the following findings as a priority.A.      the client has a heart rate of 122 beats per minuteB.      The client reports immediately discomfort at the burn siteC.      The client has a cough productive of black colored sputumD.      The client has a first degree burn on their hands46, nursing care for a client who is admitted with frostbite of the includes which of the following A, giving the client hot fluids to drinkB, applying a heating pad to the frostbitten area C, immersing the foot in warm water D, wrapping the foot unwarmed blankets  47, the client receiving mechanical ventilation has became more restless throughout the shift which is the nurse's first action/A , call the health care provider B, sedate the client  C, evaluate the client for pain D, evaluate the clients oxygenation  49. A client presents to the outpatient clinic with a two-day history of fever, fatigue, coughing and difficulty breathing. She is short of breath and unable to speak in complete sentences. What is the priority action?A. Review the physician orders and implement.B Obtain blood pressureC. Obtain oxygen saturation. 51, what is the priority action for the nurse to take if phlebitis infection at iv site is suspected?A, elevate the extremity B,remove the catheter C, apply continuous heat D, continue to monitor site 52. Which of the following interventions should the nurse identify as the priority for a long-term care client who is receiving mechanical ventilation?A. Suction the airway as needed.B.Providing a communication board for the clientC.Begin continues the feeding through a nasogastric tube.D.Application of antiembolism stockings.53.Which client needs to be placed immediately in isolation?A. A probable cause of inhalation anthraxB.suspected smallpox, but probable chickenpoxC.A client diagnosed with botulism poisoning 54, a nurse is caring for a client in a rehab center who is being treated for partial -thickness and full-thickness bums of his head , neck, and chest. A client who sustains bums on their face, neck , and chest is most at risk for which of the following?A, infection B, airway obstruction C, fluid and electrolyte imbalance D, loss of motor function 55, older adult clients often have fragic skin. To help prevent skin tears , which of the following interventions would be the best option when initiating a peripheral iv?A, slap the skin vigorously to cause the vein to riseB, avoid the use of a tourniquet if the vein is arady hard C, use a blood pressure cuff to cause the vein to distend D, place a gauze pad under the tourniquet before tightening 56, in a disaster triage situation, which of the following is an example of the emergent (red tag) category?A , a client who has a punctured temporal artery B, a client who exhibits manifestations of multiple organ failure C, a client who has several closed fractures with bruising D, a client who has an open fracture 57, a client has suffered a deep laceration to the femoral artery. Which type of sock would the nurse anticipate?A, hypovolemic B, neurogenicC, cardiogenic D, septic    Health Science Science Nursing NURSING 155 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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