Nursing

Chapter 14: Self-care deficit theory of nursing Violeta A. Berbiglia, Barbara Banfield* PowerPoit by Dr. Sergio Osegueda Dorothea E. Orem (1914–2007) “Nursing is practical endeavor, but it is practical endeavor engaged in by persons who have specialized theoretic nursing knowledge with developed capabilities to put this knowledge to work in concrete situations of nursing practice.” […]

Curriculum Analysis – 5 pages Select a nursing curriculum either from an academic setting, such as a school of nursing, or a clinical setting, such as a hospital staff development program. Look for a nursing curriculum to use as a model for assessments. One choice might be an orientation curriculum for a clinical facility. Identify

Health Policy/Discussion/Week 7 Nurses advocate for their patients every day. Whether collaborating with the health care team to ensure a patient’s plan of care is appropriate, connecting patients and families to community resources, or teaching a patient during discharge planning, nurses utilize a set of interpersonal skills that lend them to be natural advocates (Mason,

Discussion Imogene M King Imogene M King’s theory is: “Theory is an abstraction that implies prediction based in research. Theory without research and research without some theoretical basis will not build scientific knowledge for a discipline”. Can you explain what is she trying to imply on her theory? Minimum of 200 words in APA format

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· Give your own Opinion about her theory, provide your own definitions for: Self-Care, Dependent-Care, Self-care deficit and Dependent-Care deficit Read chapter 14 about Dorothea Orem’s Theory: “Self-Care Deficit Theory of Nursing” and look for at least one article online about her theory. ·        Give your own Opinion about her theory, provide your own definitions

Alternative Therapy : Identify one other type of psychotherapy that will effectively manage paranoid personality disorder. Mindfulness Meditation: helps reduce stress, depression, anxiety, and feelings of paranoia. Art therapy: helps to serve as a source of distraction from disturbing or paranoid thoughts. Health Promotion: I reviewed medical /psychiatric histories with the patient and educated the

Case Formulation and Treatment Plan: Continue paroxetine (paxil) 30mg p.o daily (depression), buspirone 10mg p.o tid (anxiety), prazosin 1mg p.o nightly (nightmares), 750 mg deparkote p.o daily (seizures / mood stabilization). Start Haldol 5mg p.o daily for psychotic symptoms. The patient is allergic to abilify, and risperidone. The patient is willing to be compliant with

Reflections: R.H is a 46-year-old African American female who reports feelings of suspicion towards her neighbors. This patient said that her anger and distrust has caused several fights. She also reported noncompliance to her medications and intermittent non commanding auditory hallucinations. Firstly, obtaining the patient’s consent and right to confidentiality of care is essential. Furthermore,

Delusional Disorder Persecutory Type: 297.1 (F22) Delusional disorder is characterized by one or more delusions occurring within 1 month or more ( American Psychiatric Association, 2013). Symptoms of Persecutory delusional disorder include the belief that there is a conspiracy against the individual, feelings of being cheated, spied upon, spitefully maligned or followed. People with persecutory