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    NORTHUMBRIA UNIVERSITY in collaboration with MALAYSIAN ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES ACADEMY‚ MALAYSIA BSc (HONS) NURSING PRACTICE DEVELOPMENT PP 0127 ASSIGNMENT Facilitating Learning and Assessment in Practice I/C NO: 870402-08-6054 N U Student ID: 1404 1918 Cohort: 37 Word count: 2995 Introduction Mentorship is an integral role played by an experienced nurse to guide and train‚ less experienced nurse in their clinical area (Ali & Panther‚ 2008). Mentors’ are required to facilitate learning

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    Martha Rogers

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    echo revealing LVEF of 55% with aortic sclerosis. The patient has undergone numerous procedures including a cholecystectomy‚ umbilical hernia repair‚ exploratory laparotomy‚ and appendectomy. At 0600 3/28/2006‚ the patient coded and was placed on a ventilator but has since been unresponsive. Labs at 0800 revealed a Troponin I level of 0.49‚ a

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    picture of the situation that he was being treated for the upper respiratory infection and he was progressing. I believe he should be transferred to intensive care so that his oxygen level can be monitored and his respiratory failure be treated by a ventilator. My ethical reasoning is his health did not decline because of lack of improvement‚ but because of a medical error that caused the problem. With that being the scenario then every drastic measure should be taken to treat the respiratory failure

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    supraventricular cardiac arrhythmias‚ including atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter. The cardiology staff utilized intravenous medications that controlled the cardiac rate‚ adequately resolving these cardiac issues. I managed the patient’s ventilator and the intensive care status along with my respiratory therapy team. Unfortunately the patient developed multiple infections‚ hospital acquired‚ including klebsiella

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    treated with a medication called surfactant‚ oxygen‚ and now and again a ventilator. Apnea implies that the infant quits breathing for more than 20 seconds. Premature babies (2017) Preemies are‚ observed and a distress signal; go off‚ advising the medical staff to prompt the child to breathe. Other issues that a child may encounter as a result of being premature is bleeding of the brain also know as Intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH). Premature babies (2017) Infants who are before the 32 week

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    healthy infants‚ while those in Level two care for sick or premature newborns. Neonatal nurses responsible for treating severely ill babies work at Level three where they work in the intensive care unit and look after infants in incubators or on ventilators

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    physicians do everything possible to keep a patient alive. There is no question that advances in medicine and medical technology have saved many lives and have healed people to be able to live longer healthy quality lives. We have technology such as ventilators‚ artificial hydration and nutrition’s techniques‚ and the question is have these developments been misused in

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    suicide should be a choice for it is their choice to die peacefully rather than slowly dying as the disease takes over their entire body killing them cell by cell. To give those a chance at living painless for only a second where they do not to use a ventilator to breath or sometimes even wearing diaper can ease the pain. The medical technology today cannot help those in which medicine can no longer help with the pain or even save their life. It may not be in the specific belief system of certain doctors

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    “Signs of Symptom” ~Cough‚ Unintentional weight loss‚ Fatigue‚ Fever‚ Night Sweats‚ Chills‚ Lost of Appetite. “Treatment” With tuberculosis‚ you must take antibiotics for at least six to nine months. The exact drugs and length of treatment depend on your age‚ overall health‚ possible drug resistance‚ the form of TB (latent or active) and the infection’s location in the body. “Signs of Symptom” Fever‚ Loss of appetite‚ Headache‚ Tiredness and a general feeling of being

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    What Is Botulism?

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    Introduction Botulism is a serious but rare infection that is caused by a bacterial poison (toxin). It usually affects babies who are 6 months of age or younger. What are the causes? This condition is caused by a toxin that is produced by the Clostridium botulinum bacteria. The toxin develops when a baby swallows (ingests) these bacteria‚ which then settle in the gut and grow. These bacteria often come from dust and soil. What increases the risk? This condition is more likely to develop in infants

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