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Clinical journal

Clinical journal Name: Date: Clinical Location: Clinical Reflection Journal   Thoughts and feelings about the practicum experience                               Knowledge and skills gained         Thoughts on my progress         Examples included           […]

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Knowledge Assignment: Communication and Conflict Management

Knowledge Assignment: Communication and Conflict Management Reflect on Miller and colleagues’ research on new graduate preparedness in working with electronic medical records (EMR). What challenges and benefits do you anticipate, or have you experienced, when interfacing with the EMR? What strategies can you implement to ensure that you have a smooth transition in your documentation

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There are three different parts to this paper:

There are three different parts to this paper: · Part one deals with Mike’s decision-making capabilities.  · Part two deals with how to think issues related to sickness and health. · Part three deals with a spiritual assessment. Read “Doing a Culturally Sensitive Spiritual Assessment: Recognizing Spiritual Themes and Using the HOPE Questions,” by Anandarajah,

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Health Promotion:

Health Promotion: Patient will be educated to wipe from front to back instead of back to front to void contaminating the vagina with bacterial from the rectum. Also, patient will be educated to keep her vulva clean and dry. In addition, patient will be educated to refrain from using agents that are irritating in her

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Treatment and Management:

Diagnostic plan: Oligonucleotide probes test will be ordered and send out to outside diagnostic lab company. Wet mount test, KOH/whiff test, and litmus test for pH were all ordered and tested. Results: positive. Treatment and Management: Bacterial vaginosis resolved spontaneously for most women, but the patient has been having the symptoms for one week. I

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Vaginal Candidiasis: Commonly known as yeast infection

Vaginal Candidiasis: Commonly known as yeast infection. The infection is caused by fungus candida, which causes extreme itching, swelling, and irritation. Symptoms include rash, vaginal discharge that is usually thick, white, and odorless; itching, burning, pain during sex, soreness, and burning. Vaginal candidiasis is ruled out as the primary diagnosis because of the difference in

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