Mr. and Mrs. James‚ your daughter‚ Ellen‚ came into the ER barely conscious. Ellen told us that for the past two days‚ she has been experiencing excessive vomiting‚ lots of diluted urine‚ being abnormally thirsty‚ having loose or watery stool‚ and experiencing some pains in her head and neck. In addition to those things‚ she told us that she has been rapidly losing weight‚ despite eating plenty of food. Although there are no recent hospitalizations on record‚ her history of past surgeries include:
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During patrol‚ I was parked in the parking lot of China Koon (905 N Broad St) when I noticed a red Toyota Pick up truck traveling west bound on E Glen Park Ave with no working tail lights. I conducted a traffic stop and curbed the vehicle at the intersection of Wiggs St and W Glen Park Ave. I contacted the driver Kyle Kyle Techentin (identified by his IL drivers license) and advised him the reason for the stop. While speaking to Kyle‚ I could smell a strong odor of burnt marijuana coming from the
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Introduction ECW made and sold decorative pottery and other household items targeted at middle-to upper-income households. Hines‚ the owner of ECW believed that her product lines were differentiated from others because ECW’s pieces were both unique and functional. Most of Hine’s whole sale operation focused on various retailers‚ including boutique shops throughout Ontario and Quebec‚ a consignment-based decorative goods chain and several franchise locations of a national pharmacy chain. She had
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1. Identify the foods in his diet that may be contributing to his hypekalemia. a. Foods that his in potassium in his diet and may contributing to his hyper kalemia include; potatoes‚ spinach‚ fruits‚ salt substitutes‚ and the bacon‚ possibly the butter on the toast 2. Which ECG changes would be typical for a patient such as this? b. QT wave is elongated 3. Formulate relevant nursing diagnosis for this patient based on the data provided. c. Risk for ineffective
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Patient X’s doctor has been trying to convince him to practice better lifestyle habits to for several years to help combat his hypertension (on antihypertensive medication for 3 years)‚ diabetes (6 years) and growing waistline. A recent routine check-up revealed a deterioration of his lipid profile (TC 260‚ TG 310‚ HDL 29‚ LDL 170) and fasting glucose of 172. Patient X is 55 years old‚ weighs 245 lbs and he is 5’10 . 1) Hypertension: Weight control to lower the risks associated with hypertension
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Ans 1). Omnitel entered as a cell phone operator in the Italian market in December 2000. The company introduced its service with plans that were very similar to the incumbent service provider‚ TIM. Omnitel’s perceived competitive edge was customer service focused on the areas of personal touch‚ low waiting time and one-stop calling for all questions. With this perceived advantage‚ Omnitel was targeting high value customers who wanted a better quality customer service than TIM what could provide
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1. Describe the steps Gagnon would take to build an effective team with this group of contractors. Considering how Gagnon wishes to assemble a team who will work collaborate with each other to reach completion of 8 to 15 homes per year I would suggest Gagnon to research Tuckman’s stages of group development and follow the steps to the point. Doing so will allow him to find the most efficient team members which their contribution will be invaluable. The steps are as followed: The Forming‚ Storming
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PROBLEMS 1. Coronary _____ heart disease. _____(Plus) today’s test. _____(Plus) the angioplasty _____ in 1995. _____ the coronary bypass surgery is _____(single vessel) in _____(LA) then 7/1995. _____(Subset) see previous retrograded _____ are 45%. 2. History of retinal embolus. _____(So) today he is on Plavix‚ because of this problem. 3. Osteoarthritis involving both hips. 4. _____(BPH). The patient presents at this time _____(saying) he does well _____(with) his heart. He has not been very
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2) What problems have you identified during your clinical experiences that could be considered issues to be addressed using CQI? One of the biggest problems I’ve seen during my clinical experiences is carelessness with medications. The majority of nurses that I’ve encountered during clinical do not bother checking the patient’s I.D. band or allergies when administering medications. I’ve also seen many nurses who check the medication against the MAR only once before giving the medication. Another
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Assumptions: Following assumptions are made for projecting income in 2008: • No drop in sales for 2008. • Selling and administrative expenses remain constant. • Increase in sales price by 15% as inventory price increased by more than 30% on average. Considering the following assumptions we calculate the income with LIFO and FIFO method. Inventory: Inventory 2007 2008 Units Per Unit Cost in $’000 Units Per Unit Cost in $’000 Beginning Inventory 15000 900 13500 15000 900
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