Question: Describe about the Case Study of Pathophysiology of Edema in Congestive Heart Failure? Answer: Case Study 1: 1. Tom is most likely suffering from a disease that affects the cardio-vascular system. His symptoms suggest that he has congestive heart failure in which the heart becomes weakened and is unable to pump blood to meet the needs of the body.2. The reason for chest pain is because the heart does not receive en...
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Question: Describe about the Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences? Answer: Case Study 1 1. Anastasia faces difficulty in transfer from her hospital bed to the wheel chair and vice versa. Although she suffers from hemiparesis and the functioning of her body was reduced, she has regained some function, post accident. She even needs assistance in covering short distances. Since she does not know English, she faces problem in...
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Question: Describe about the Emotional Dimensions of Chronic Disease? Answer: Introduction: It is the responsibility of a nurse to take proper care of a patient. A patient is mentally weak for their illness. They need a mental support to for healing. The nurse should provide a physical and mental support to a patient. If a patient is diagnosed with a poor prognosis, the patient needs mental support to accept the condition. B...
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Question: Provide a rationale for the chosen focus of the review highlighting the professional, clinical and conceptual relevance of your review question. This section should clearly articulate the aspect of practice that will be at the centre of the project and how the literature review will contribute to its evaluation. Your rationale should make reference to current policies ( NICE and WHO) and/or research related to evidenc...
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Question: Provide a rationale for the chosen focus of the review highlighting the professional, clinical and conceptual relevance of your review question. This section should clearly articulate the aspect of practice that will be at the centre of the project and how the literature review will contribute to its evaluation. Your rationale should make reference to current policies (NICE and WHO) and/or research related to evidence based pract...
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Question: What tensions do you think you might experience arising from the differing worldviews of administrators, health care providers, and patients? Answer: Nursing and conflict in Healthcare The cultural competence and the patient’s centeredness are the approaches made to improve the quality of healthcare in the recent years. This early concept focused mainly on the healthcare providers and the patients who interact at the...
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Questions: 1. How does Wolterstorff find joy after his loss? 2. What is the meaning and significance of death in light of the Christian narrative? 3. How does the hope of the resurrection play a role in comforting Wolterstorff? Answers: 1. Wolterstorff’s finding joy after his loss Narrator has much reason to make grief for one of his son who died at the age of 25 climbing rock alone. However, death has made Eric, his o...
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Question: Discuss the teaching methods through the application of amalgam of different theories can really be helpful in the process of developing teaching and learning methods in education? Answer: Introduction The following essay is reflective essay which is based on events I have learnt from my practice area where I was induced as a learner. It briefly describes the Learning and Teaching style and it’s sustaining th...
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Question: What is the role of health care reform in shifting the focus from a disease-oriented health care system toward one of wellness and prevention, and how does nursing fit into this shift? Answer: It can be said that healthcare sector has been an important sector in USA and other parts of the world. This sector has seen number of reforms and changes. The reforms in healthcare sector has shifted the healthcare delivery t...
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Question: Describes the people and experiences that have influenced the student’s personal philosophy of nursing? Answer: The profession of nursing aims to promote, protect and treat ailments of the people living in the society. The nursing profession is established to take care of individuals, families and the society as a whole thus its ability to serve creates the social health frameworks as well as develop knowledge...
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