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Tension Headaches and Meningitis

PART ONE: Compare and contrast: migraine headaches, tension headaches and meningitis. -risk factors, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations PART TWO:  Present a hypothetical case about meningitis that includes the following: 1. Vital information about a person who might be predisposed to this condition (I.e., a person who may have risk factors for this condition). 2. The pathophysiology […]

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Health Teaching Infographic

Part 1: Health Teaching Infographic Create a health teaching infographic. You may choose your own topic for this assignment based on your personal interests. choose a disease/ illness and explain its pharmacological treatment using your infographic as a health teaching tool. Infographics are a visual representation of information, using pictures, graphs, and brief written content.

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Change Initiative

Describe a change initiative  that was implemented in a healthcare setting (your own work setting, from the literature or from the experiences of other professional nurses) that resulted in conflict, chaos or crisis (use fictitious names for people and organizations). Discuss the change initiative,  how the change was implemented, by whom, and the outcome. In

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ACA Changes in 2014

APA format at least one reference Question You are asked to review and discuss changes that occurred to the ACA in 2014. There were several impactful changes, tell me how you think these changes will improve or damage the act overall. The Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as Obamacare, underwent several significant changes in

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Moral and Ethical Dialog

It is challenging to engage in meaningful discussions with patients when moral and ethical dilemmas present themselves. How we engage with our patients can have a profound impact on the care they receive and the decisions they make. The following exercise will present you with moral and ethical dilemmas common to many clinical practices.  The

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