T., who is a Native American male, age 8, is always interrupting his teacher, jumping out of his seat in class, fidgeting relentlessly, and butting into other children’s games. At home, he runs around recklessly and is uncontrollable. His mother comes to the CNP in the Pediatric Clinic and wonders why he will not listen. […]
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P. is a 36-year-old Caucasian gay male who was diagnosed with HIV infection 2 years ago. He and his male partner, T. R., were married shortly after his diagnosis. T. R. is not HIV positive. He has been feeling well for the past 2 years, and he maintains a healthy, active lifestyle by exercising three
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J. is a 55-year-old Hmong postmenopausal woman presenting with Type II diabetes mellitus, hypertension and urinary incontinence. She reports that she often cannot get to the bathroom in time when she feels the urge to urinate. She also wets herself when she laughs or sneezes. She is very embarrassed about this problem and has decreased
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S., a 65-year-old African-American man, was referred to the CNP in the hypertension clinic for evaluation of high BP noted on an initial screening. He reports having headaches and nocturia. He states that he has gained 8 pounds over the last year. Past medical history: Appendectomy 30 years ago, Peptic ulcer disease 10 years ago,
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M.L. is a 15-year-old Hispanic female who plays soccer for her school team. She has noticed that when running, she sometimes has trouble catching her breath. She also reports an increased runny nose and itchy eyes. She has a frequent dry cough and is awakened with coughing spells at least four times a week. Her
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A.C. is a 60-year-old Caucasian woman with newly diagnosed peptic ulcer disease, generalized anxiety disorder, and iron deficiency anemia. She also has a long history of asthma and depression. She is a strong believer of herbal medicine. She takes St. John’s wort for her depression, iron pills for her anemia, and alprazolam (Xanax) as needed
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Locate your state’s nurse practice act (NPA) and associated regulations governing prescribing by advanced practice nurses (CNPs, CRNAs, CNMs, CNSs). Answer and discuss the following in this forum: Does your NPA require the APRN to have a collaborative agreement with a physician? Discuss whether you think the NPA should or should not require the APRN
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Reflect on your clinical experience. What opportunities for interprofessional collaboration have you experienced? As a future leader what strategy might you suggest to improve the health care delivery system? What NP core competencies would apply? Support your posts with current literature. Respond to two peers. Reflect on your clinical experience. What opportunities for interprofessional collaboration
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An 18 year old female presents to the office complaining of dysuria, and lower abdominal cramping. She has no PMH, no allergies and No Primary Care Provider. Physical exam is negative. Develop a SOAP note remember to include the differential Diagnoses and Diagnostics. Then critique the Soap note of the two people who posted before
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Writing a PICOT question assignment can be a challenging task for nursing students. A PICOT question is a structured format for framing a clinical question, and it is a critical component of evidence-based practice in nursing. However, developing a well-crafted PICOT question can be difficult, especially for students who are new to this type of
