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Constituents of MeatMeat is obtained from the flesh of animals and used as food. It contains various constituents such as water, fat, and protein. It is composed of connective tissue, muscle fibers, adipose tissues, bones, and water. Connective tissue contains mucopolysaccharides and proteins. It provides support to muscles by creating adhesion between the cells in the muscles. The major proteins in connective tissues are reticulin, elastin, a...

Precontemplation StageThe Transtheoretical Model of Change (TMC) is an integrated biopsychosocial model that intellectualizes the process of the intended action or objective in an orderly manner to change the behavior of a person from unhealthy to healthy. The TMC focuses exclusively on behavior change in a particular dimension to alter unhealthy lifestyles (Bully, Sánchez, Zabaleta-del-Olmo Pombo, & Grandes, 2015). The stages of TM...

BackgroundConsidering the Maslow’s hierarchy of needs (Hale, Ricotta, Freed, Smith & Huang, 2018), the needs that were not met include social, safety, self-esteem and self-actualisation needs. The safety needs of Carla are not satisfied as expected. Looking at her first day at work Carla seems to lack job security in the back of her mind. Also, there are social needs that Carla did not meet starting from her college where she lacked ...

Research QuestionReady-to-eat cereals refer to breakfast cereals that are made from processed cereal grains and are often consumed in the form of breakfast in Western countries. These RTEC most often comprise of yogurt, fruits and milk, as well. In other words, RTEC are defined as major cereal foods that have been processed to an extent that they can be easily consumed without any preparation (1). These food products usually contain corn flakes ...

Aim of the ReportCultural capability, Cultural self-awareness and cultural intelligence are the several aspects that determine whether a place is safe or unsafe. It is to be ensured that all these essential requirements are created in order to ensure a safe place. A safe place is created only when all the individuals present in the particular setting participates in a cordial and also positive manner. Cultural capability includes the skills, k...

Question 1 In New Zealand there exists a scarcity of funds. This leads to difficult choices that need to be made by the government regarding where to invest and what to fund. This is why not all health boards for eye operations are fully funded. The funding decisions are made on the basis of the certainty of the treatment. New Zealand has a mixed economic system while China has a “Socialist Market Economy”. However, China is also...

Skills and Learning OutcomesStudying for the degree class for SHEM proved to be an important learning experience for me and improve my academic understanding of the subject. This was made possible due to the inclusion of both class based learning module as well as a setup to enable industry work based learning. Such aspects were pivotal in strengthening my career foundation in the role of a Safety and Health Practitioner within the industry (S...

Importance of adequate nursing care for elderly patientsMaintenance of a safe environment Studies reveal that maintenance of a safe environment is extremely important to prevent fall and injury in the elderly people (Ambrose,Paul & Hausdorff,2013,p.58). According to the RLT theory, it has been stated that proper care should be taken in order to ensure ample lighting within the environment (Bibas,Levi,Bendyan,Mullie,Forman & Afilafo, 20...

Urgent Risk Area: Prioritizing Patient Care1(a). An Urgent Risk Area (Prioritizing Patient Care) The urgent risk area for Chung is the experiencing of fleeting thoughts of suicide. This has been identified because patients experiencing depression usually have tendencies of being suicidal and hence immediate care is needed so that these people do not commit suicide. He has developed suicidal thoughts due to depression which has resulted due to...

Assessment SequenceHealth assessment through health history and examination is the cornerstone of nursing diagnosis. Through a focused health assessment, proper diagnosis can be made, augmented by various investigations. Nursing interventions can be formulated following identification of priority issues in the care of the patient. The current paper is a discussion on the focused health assessment and care plan of a patient, Rainey. The sequenc...

DescriptionAccording to Caffery and Pasero (1999), the definition of pain is highly unpleasant physical sensation which is suffered by a person due to an injury or illness which also include mental suffering. The nurses have to explore the thinking and feelings of the patient who is in pain to help them appropriately (Nurwidya, Syahruddin, & Yunus, 2016). The nurse is the person who helps the patient in dealing with the pain by using ...

Theoretical Analysis of Monopoly and Monopolistic CompetitionThe essay tries to give examples relating to the monopoly and monopolistic competition that are prevailing in the Australian industry and why government intervention is necessary in the monopoly markets and not in case of the monopolistic market. In order to have a complete understanding of the topic a detailed theoretical analysis of the monopoly and monopolistic competition is prov...

Introduction to Clinical ReasoningClinical reasoning is also referred to as clinical judgment or critical reasoning (Kelton, 2014). It is defined as the process of tracing information concerning patient symptom to find out the cause of the epidemiology instead of simply treating it for the sake of recovery. By examining the history of the patient, determining causes to the sickness as well as assessing previous response to medication, health c...

Policies and Processes in Promoting Cultural Diversity and Ethical ValuesSkills and knowledge are needed in the establishment of systems to develop trust and assurance as well as control the process of designing and maintenance of networks and relationships in JKL. As a communications consultant engaged by JKL, I am required to ensure that the right strategies are in place for the effective functioning of JKL. I am expected to re-examine and m...

Human Factors and Its Relationship to Workplace Performance EnforcementHuman factors are disciplines that deal with interpreting human interaction with objects of a given system to achieve the well-being of the humans thus resulting in better performance of the system in whole(Phillips, Stalter, Dolansky, Lopez, 2016).  It comprises of human weakness and strengths to aid in system development, the firm activities and environment, and tool...

Scope and Functions of the HPCA 2003 ActThe HPCA Act 2003 relays a framework that healthcare authorities use to regulate the competences of health professionals. Therefore, the act protects the patients from harm by the caregivers. The HPCA 2003 outlines all competence details for health practitioners that enhance consistent across the medical field (Rights, 2018). The document contains guidelines that ascertain that health practitioners are f...

Socialization and Social WorldsSports and recreation activities have been practised by societies for over a long period of time in life (Coakley, 2009).  They are taken as very important events by the society. Recreation activities are very healthy and helpful to a society (Ditton, Loomis, & Choi, 2012). They are practices in the dimensions of family, friends and society, communities and nations as a whole. They affect the media, the ...

Data clusters collected from the analysis of Frankley's case scenarioData cluster 1: The first data cluster collected from the analysis of Frankley’s case scenario includes ‘Shortness of breath, he feels like choking due to breathing difficulty, he is unable to bring up her secretions’. These data cluster defines sensory perception of client. Due to breathing difficulty, his cognitive patterns are affected as he is restles...

Selecting Priorities to Effectively Reflect Nursing PracticeBoundaries play an essential role in providing a sense of authentic control in a relationship. Professional boundaries refer to the limits that are present in the relationship of a person being provided care and the concerned nursing professional, which in turn provides an opportunity for the establishment of a therapeutic and safe connection between them. Effective management of the&...

What are the advantages and/or disadvantages of using a NANDA diagnosis?What are the primary differences between a NANDA diagnosis and a family health promotion diagnosis? A NANDA diagnosis deals with the medical condition or disease whereas a family health promotion diagnosis deals with the human response to the actual or potential health problem and the life processes. A NANDA diagnosis is a concept which defines a disease process or even i...

Analyzing the Communication BreakdownThe case study takes into account an instance of communication between Roos Dekker and Javier Gutiérrez, two employees of Global Healthcare and Global Healthcare Argentina. Both employees are in charge of coordinating global logistics for the parent company which deals in business and home healthcare electronic equipments. The two logistic managers are expected to communicate and collaborate with eac...

Prevalence and Incidence of Mental Illness WorldwideA large number of individuals in the community get negligible to no health care services since they cannot access or afford them (World Health Organization, 2010). In fact, Nuntaboot (2006) explains that the increasing populace of chronically-ill and aging patients coupled with complicated economic and social circumstances have strained the care of such individuals. This scenario calls for th...

Application of Clinical Reasoning Cycle on Pneumonia PatientRegistered nurses needs to be flexible in the in the decision making approach and to ensure a continuity of care. In order to provide a safe and a high quality of care, they should possess the ability to judge, think and reason. Clinical reasoning is a complex process that utilizes the formal and informal reasoning strategies for gathering and the analyzing the patient reasoning. This...

What is Epistemology and Ontology?In the event that in the normal sciences it is for the most part acknowledged that they build up the laws of the encompassing reality, at that point in the sociologies there are steady talks about the idea of the sports and exercise science research itself and the status of the applicable information. This sort of exchange alludes principally to the epistemology and ontology of logical research (Silva, 2014, p...

Nursing Diagnostic Statement 1Patient has a risk for fatigue as evidenced by the long time spent on the wheelchair before admission due to shift change of patient’s community nurse. Patient will show sign of better sense of increased energy and will express lack of fatigue. Patient will also be able to maintain their desired level of daily activity. Nurse will study the patient and decide the need for aids regarding daily activitie...