MY NUMBER ASSIGNED WAS 1 WHICH IS:  **What is the nurse’s responsibility with a perspective organ donation?  What are some absolute contraindications for donation, and what is the difference between organ and tissue donation? Each student will be assigned a number randomly.  Whatever your number is, select the corresponding topic below, then post a […]

Topic: safety risk Provide your answers to the following questions in a 2-page paper. Use APA Editorial Format for all citations and references used. • What should the “culture and environment of safety” look like when preparing and administering medications? • Discuss a common breach of medication administration. • Identify three (3) factors that lead

Using what you learned in Modules 1-3 up to this point, discuss 3 key elements you think should be a part of US Healthcare reform.  Since we do not know at this point whether the ACA will remain or will be repealed and replaced, what are 3 key elements that should remain or be introduced into

 female who presents to the office with c/o wound to her left foot  

  Based on this week’s reading, share a qualitative research article that is useful and applicable to your practice based on your readings.  Critique and evaluate this article based on the credibility, audibility, and fittingness proposed by Guba & Lincoln in Chapter 6 of your textbook.  Discussion tip #1: Review Table 6.2 in your textbook and

 Discussion 1 Language barrier can be a problem in hospitals.  Discussion 2  Peplau’s theory of interpersonal relationships discusses 4 phases of the nurse-patient 

Self-Care Project Step #1: Do a bit of research on stress triggers and coping mechanisms specific to healthcare workers. Find at least 2 academically significant sources and write 2-3 paragraphs about your findings. Step #2: Self reflect on your own stress triggers and the coping mechanisms you use. Rate them on effectiveness. Do they work

APA FORMAT.  THEY CHECK FOR PLAGERISM. INSTRUCTIONS IN THE ATTACHMENT  150-200 WORDS 

due 10-12-23@10am

Discussion 4 (Vitamins) Vitamins are energy building nutrients that contribute to sound nutritional health. Water, on the other hand, is responsible for carrying necessary nutrients and removing waste products throughout our body. A human body is made out of mostly water and is critical to our health. Similarly, minerals and electrolytes are essential to human