A 39-year-old male with a history of HIV, diagnosed 3 years ago, presents with persistent diarrhea for the past month. He reports watery, non-bloody stools occurring 6-8 times a day, along with abdominal cramping and fatigue. He is on antiretroviral therapy (ART) but admits to occasional nonadherence. His last CD4 count, two months ago, was […]
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A 45-year-old female from Southeast Asia presents with a chronic cough lasting 6 weeks, unintentional weight loss of 10 pounds, and intermittent night sweats. She denies hemoptysis but reports mild shortness of breath. She has a history of diabetes mellitus type 2 and lives in a household with multiple family members. She works as a
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A 28-year-old male presents to the clinic with complaints of fever, fatigue, and joint pain for the past week. He reports recent onset of a sore throat, but denies cough, shortness of breath, or chest pain. He has no significant medical history, does not smoke, and consumes alcohol socially. He recently returned from a camping
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Understanding that prescribing medication is not the same for all individuals is imperative to becoming a safe and effective psychiatric nurse practitioner. In clinical practice, you will see many patients in different stages of their lives and need to consider these in developing your prescribing treatment plan. For this Assignment, you will choose a vulnerable
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Psychopharmacological Approaches to Treat Psychopathology
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Describe the influence “levels of evidence” have on practice changes. Identify the most reliable level of evidence and provide an example of the type of practice change that could result from this level of evidence. Initial discussion question posts should be a minimum of 200 words and include at least two references cited using APA
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Statistical significance refers to the likelihood that the results of a study are not due to chance, while clinical significance refers to the practical importance of the results in terms of their impact on patient care. In other words, statistical significance is a measure of the strength of the evidence, while clinical significance is a
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Tina Jones Musculoskeletal Shandow Health Transcript Started: Mar 02, 2025 | Total Time: 93 min All Lines (173)Interview Questions (74)Statements (6)Exam Actions (93) Hello ms. Jones, my name is curtis and i am a family nurse practitioner student in st Thomas University. I will be your provider today Greet 03/02/25 9:40 PM EST Hey. what brings you in today
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Tina Jones Neurological Shadow Health Transcript Started: Feb 16, 2025 | Total Time: 99 min All Lines (211)Interview Questions (96)Statements (4)Exam Actions (111) Hi Tina. My name is Curtis and i will be your nurse today Greet 02/16/25 4:38 AM EST Hey. What brings you to the clinic today Question 02/16/25 4:39 AM EST Well, I got into a
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Tina Jones Gastrointestinal shadow health Started: Feb 16, 2025 | Total Time: 118 min All Lines (170)Interview Questions (110)Statements (11)Exam Actions (49) Hello. My name is Curtis and i will be your provider today. I will start by interviewing you and later do a physical exam Greet 02/16/25 1:57 AM EST Hey. What is you name? (Clarified to What
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