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in Australia for 8 years and speaks limited English. She had an abdominal hysterectomy and vaginal repair 2 days ago and states she has pain (8/10) and has been reluctant to mobilise. She is experiencing difficulty in voiding and has had a couple of episodes of incontinence and is upset and embarrassed. The RN handing over to you for the afternoon shift tells you that she inserted an indwelling urinary catheter (IDC) at 1500 hrs. to assess residual volume and to collect a specimen to test for white blood cells which could indicate a urinary tract infection. The residual was 80 mLs. The RN says that due to difficultly voiding and incontinence she left the IDC in until tomorrow to allow the patient to rest and embarrassment for the patient. Mrs. Lan is very happy with this treatment. Answer the following questions from a Registered Nurse perspective. -Identify the main clinical/ethical issues and choose three to discuss in more detail from the scenario. Outline the evidence-based assessment and nursing care that is then required using relevant literature.  -What information and advice is appropriate for the Registered Nurse to give to Mrs Lan? -What are your responsibilities with regard to NMBA Professional Standards and National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards to ensure Mrs Lan receives appropriate care, risk is managed and relevant follow up care given?National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards : https://www.safetyandquality.gov.au/standards/nsqhs-standards  NMBA Professional Standards :https://www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/Codes-Guidelines-Statements/Professional-standards.aspx、
Question Answered step-by-step As discussed earlier in this course, your personal teaching philosophyis a work in progress. During week 8, you will revisit and revise the teaching philosophy that you submitted during week 1. As part of this assignment, you should evaluate your original philosophy and include a one-page discussion of how your thoughts and ideas about teaching have changed and developed during this course. Health Science Science Nursing NURS 535 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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surgery for a stage four sacral pressure ulcer and is 48 hours post-op. His condition has been stable since his surgery. Cyrus Cantrell is a white, 70-year-old, Vietnam combat veteran who is a T-8 paraplegic. Mr. Cantrell's wife was his primary caregiver until her death 6 months ago. Since that time, his daughter has provided care. However, she also has a full-time job and two children, so her time is limited. Plus, dealing with his indwelling foley catheter, bowel program, and personal hygiene upsets her, and so she has performed these activities as quickly as possible. In addition to his paralysis and pressure ulcer, Mr. Cantrell has: -Chronic pain related to his spinal cord injury -Type 2 diabetes, controlled with oral hypoglycemics -Chronic bronchitis, mild emphysem -History of depression -History of UTIs from indwelling foley catheterHis current medications are: -amitriptyline 75mg qd po -Gabapentin 600mg tid po -Oxycontin 5mg prn po -Metformin 500mg tid with meals po -Albuterol inhaler prn -Ciprofloxacin 500 q12h IV -pulse: 105He also has normal saline at KVO rate and 2l oxygen via nasal cannula.His daughter has been visiting him after work every day, bringing her children when possible.AssessmentVitalsWhen checking his vitals before breakfast at the beginning of the shift, the RN finds: -BP: 100/60 -RR: 18 -Oxygen saturation: 94% on 2l oxygen via nasal cannula -Temperature: 37°C -Blood glucose: 515As she gathers vitals, the RN speaks to Mr. Cantrell. He is just waking up, and is pretty groggy and confused as the RN works with him. After a few minutes, he does not seem to be getting more coherent, and his speech is slurred, so the RN decides to assess him for delirium as she changes his wound dressing. The RN knows from interacting with him over the past couple of days, from discussions with his daughter, and from his chart, that he has no previous cognitive impairment or history of dementia. His pre-surgery Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) score was 29/30. Make 2 CARE PLANS, 1 PHYSICAL AND 1 PSYCHOSOCIAL
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