College Nursing Papers

No Plegarism please,  will be checked with Turnitin. 

Will need minimum of 300 words, APA Style, double spaced, times new romans, font 12, and and Include: 3 references with intext citations.

Circle of Caring

What are the unique qualities of the Circle of Caring Model and how is it different from holistic nursing theories and biomedical nursing?

Support your discussions with examples and reference with evidence-based research.

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Books Required Policy & Politics in Nursing and Health Care, 6th Edition Author: Diana J. Mason RN PhD FAAN ISBN: 978-1437714166 Publisher: Saunders, (2012)Week 4 8/21/2017- 8/27/2017 Chapters to Read Week 4 Chapter 13 Using Research to Advance Health and Social Policies for Children Chapter 14 Using the Power of Media to Influence Health Policy and Politics Chapter 15 Health Policy, Politics, and Professional Ethics Discussion question: Discuss the connections among child health, educational achievement, and social determinants of health. Discussion cannot be more than (300) words.please use that book as reference

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Examine service categories commonly provided by nursing homes. Determine two specific service categories that you believe are common factors of competition among nursing homes. Justify your response. Analyze the main service area factors for healthcare organizations factors. Suggest two consumer factors and two service area factors that could provide a competitive advantage to a walk-in clinic. Examine three barriers that you believe represent the most significant obstacles to an effective competitor analysis. Propose a strategy to overcome each of the three barriers that you have identified. From the e-Activity, analyze Michael Porter’s technique for a competitive analysis. Determine one factor for each of Porter’s five forces of an environmental analysis that apply to the organization that you selected.

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Read the articles and watch the film clips (or the entire film if you can). Review the diagrams and worksheets and test yourself to see if you can name all the parts of the female anatomy. How well did you know this anatomoy before working through this module? Keep in mind that the representations of female anatomy tend to focus on the reproductive aspect and neglect the purely pleasurable aspect. The disinformation and general ignorance about the clitoris is a good example of this.

Anatomical Diagrams Group Activity

Why has female orgasm been the subject of so much controversy and disinformation? Why are we focusing on female orgasm here? What does this history tell us about attitudes towards sex for pleasure vs. sex for procreation? How do gender regimes police attitudes and behaviors related to sex and gender and for what purpose? Are these issues different in different cultures and at different periods in history or do they span time and place? Give examples from the readings in your response and try to connect these views to what you see in the world around you, or in a recent story you have read in the NYT.

Finally, explain your experience working with the anatomical drawings. Could you have correctly labelled all the parts before doing the reading and other work in this module? Many people could not. Why do you think so many people are so ignorant of the female reproductive system and sexual anatomy?

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What specific skills and knowledge that you gained through this course will be most important as you take on your future roles in nursing? Describe a concrete way in which you anticipate using these skills and knowledge. Here are the course objectives to help remind you of what you have learned this term:

1. Compare normal anatomy and physiology to alterations in function and regulation of body organs and systems in response to stressors.

2. Correlate clinical signs and symptoms and diagnostic results with the development or progression of disease processes.
3. Examine the way in which known or suspected lifestyle practices disrupt the normal homeostatic mechanisms of major organ systems.
4. Propose therapeutic interventions for identified pathophysiologic processes considering age, ethnicity, gender, and co-morbidities of patient.

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For this section (attached) answers for last year student you can use the articles and paraphrase all information and use different MRI images

1. Review the anatomy and MR appearance of the brachial plexus.

Should Provide full description of BP and MRI appearance with appropriate justification.

2. Suggest an MRI protocol for a patient presenting with thoracic outlet syndrome.

Should Provide full discussion /justification of sequence inclusion. MRI sequence types and parameters are explained and supported.

Section 2:

A request arrives from General Practitioner (GP) which reads “Lumbar spine MRI”.  Clinical indications: 50 year old male complaining of back pain and fever. You performed a T2 Sagittal on L1-S1. Discuss the following. (maximum 1000 words)

A-Identify the abnormality (in above image) and discuss possible pathologies.

Should Provide full discussion /justification of sequence with appropriate justification. Also include images normal and abnormal to compare (MRI Images)

–Sequestration of disc. L3-L4   ( This is the main pathology ) should explain it.

– Infection like TB or Brucellosis (this is other pathologies) should explain.

B-How would you tailor this exam in light of this finding?

Should Provide full discussion /justification of sequence inclusion. MRI sequence types and parameters are explained and supported. Also include images (MRI Images)

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1.Anatomy of a Murder, Part 2, chs 8-14) Why does Parnell leave Polly alone at the trial and take a short trip? How does what Parnell accomplishes on this trip help Lt. Manion’s defense? What precisely did Parnell accomplish, and what problem does this solve for Polly’s defense of Lt. Manion—or at least give him the hope of solving?

2.Anatomy of a Murder, Part 2, chs 15-23) Assuming that Barney Quill did rape Laura Manion, what is your theory about what Barney Quill thought would happen later that evening (after the rape) in his bar? What outcome did Barney Quill anticipate? Try to factor into your answer the information we learned about Barney’s behavior for the two weeks prior to Barney’s death (Alfonse Paquette testified about this), and the news that Barney had obtained Life Insurance Policies two weeks before he died. (NB—typical life insurance policies become void if the insured commits suicide within one year of taking out the policy).

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1. The meaning of analysis is
2. absence of whole.
3. to dissect.
4. a cutting apart.
5. a separating into parts.

2. Which one of the following choices is a combining form, not a prefix or suffix?
3. PATHO
4. OPSY
5. CENTESIS
6. RETRO

3. Which one of the following prefixes means “through”?
4. “Pro”
5. “Peri”
6. “Pre”
7. “Per”

4. Which one of the following choices would be the ending of a term indicating the surgical removal of a

body part?

1. “Ectomy”
2. “Cision”
3. “Itis”
4. “Osis”

5. Individuals with high blood pressure are often prescribed _______ by their physicians.
6. hypoglycemics
7. hypolipidemics
8. antihyperlipidemics
9. antihypertensives

6. The organs of the abdominal cavity are called
7. viscera.
8. mediastinal.
9. pleural.
10. fascia.

7. _______ are often used to prevent nausea and vomiting.
8. Keratolytics
9. Antitussives
10. Antihistamines
11. Antiemetics

8. _______ are typically used to block pain.
9. Anesthetics
10. Antipruritics
11. Anticoagulants
12. Analgesics

9. A patient lying horizontally on his or her belly is in the _______ position.
10. prone
11. laterally recumbent
12. recumbent
13. supine

10. Your little toe is _______ to your torso.
11. proximal
12. lateral
13. superior
14. medial

11. Which one of the following choices best describes a cell?
12. A specialized body part composed of tissues
13. Any complex living being, plant or animal
14. The smallest “living” structure in the body
15. A structure in the cytoplasm

12. The pelvic cavity houses the
13. brain and pituitary gland.
14. urinary and reproductive organs.
15. heart and lungs.
16. major organs of digestion.

13. In medical terminology, a _______ generally turns a word into a diagnosis or medical procedure.
14. root
15. suffix
16. prefix
17. combining form

14. Which one of the following words is related to the axial skeleton?
15. Brachial
16. Metacarpal
17. Patella
18. Cranium

15. A physician whose specialty is to diagnose and treat diseases and disorders involving the bones, joints,

and muscles is called a/an

1. gerontologist.
2. oncologist.
3. orthopedist.
4. chiropractor.

16. The word parts -ac, -al, -ary, and -ic are all
17. prefixes that function as prepositions.
18. adjective suffixes meaning “pertaining to.”
19. noun suffixes indicating procedures.
20. pseudosuffixes formed from roots.

17. The correct order for analyzing the parts of medical terms is
18. prefix, root, suffix.
19. root, suffix, prefix.
20. suffix, root, prefix.
21. suffix, prefix, root.

18. The _______ is an axial body part.
19. phalanx
20. neck
21. carpus
22. tarsus

19. What is the prefix meaning “excessive, above”?
20. HYPOB.

-HYPO

1. -HYPER
2. HYPER
3. Which one of the following suffixes means “inflammation”?
4. -ITIS
5. -DYNIA
6. -OSIS
7. -EMIA

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1. Which one of the following is a strong, narrow cord of fibrous tissue that attaches muscle to bone?
2. Tendon
3. Ligament
4. Phalanx
5. Fascia

2. The _______ is responsible for closing the airway to the lungs when one swallows.
3. pharynx
4. epiglottis
5. larynx
6. glottis

3. Which one of the following statements about colds is false?
4. Colds result from contact with other affected people.
5. Colds are caused by bacteria.
6. Chicken soup and antibiotics work equally well as treatment for colds.
7. There’s no immunity to colds.

4. The cardiovascular system consists of
5. blood, blood vessels, and the heart.
6. blood, blood vessels, the heart, lymph, lymph vessels, and lymphatic tissues.
7. the heart, blood vessels, and lymph vessels.
8. the heart and coronary arteries.

5. The most complicated part of the brain is the
6. brain stem.
7. cerebellum.
8. thalamus.
9. cerebrum.

6. The inner ear works with which brain structure to maintain equilibrium and balance?
7. Medulla oblongata
8. Hypothalamus
9. Pons
10. Cerebellum

7. What is blood serum?
8. Plasma with a clotting factor removed
9. Fluid remaining after plasma is removed from whole blood
10. Clear, yellowish fluid in which blood cells are suspended
11. Whole blood

8. The _______, which is situated beneath the pharynx, is responsible for producing vocal sounds.
9. thalamus
10. epiglottis
11. larynx
12. tongue

9. In osteoporosis, the bones are soft and weak because
10. there’s infection of the bone marrow.
11. old tissue isn’t replaced quickly enough.
12. the dead bone separates from the good bone.
13. there’s too much calcium and phosphorus.

10. What is bradycardia?

11. Pain referred to the arm during a heart attack
12. A blood vessel conveying blood to the arm
13. Abnormally rapid heartbeat
14. Abnormally slow heartbeat

11. All of the following are factors in upper respiratory diseases except
12. allergens.
13. lowered body temperature.
14. viruses.
15. bacteria.

12. The condition often called the “silent killer” is also known as
13. hypertension.
14. arteriosclerosis.
15. coronary artery disease.
16. anemia.

13. Which of the following are degenerative illnesses?
14. Chondrodynia and sternotomy
15. Rheumatoid arthritis and muscular dystrophy
16. Cardiac arrest and pulmonary thrombosis
17. Dehydration and polydipsia

14. Which of the following represents average blood pressure?
15. 80/120
16. 100/60
17. Between 60 and 100
18. 120/80

15. What portion of the brain controls respiration?
16. Medulla oblongata
17. Pituitary gland
18. Midbrain
19. Cerebellum

16. The period of relaxation in the cardiac cycle is
17. depolarization.
18. diastole.
19. asystole.
20. systole.

17. Which of the following statements is not correct?
18. Sensory nerves are efferent nerves.
19. Nerves are made of sensory and/or motor fibers.
20. The medulla oblongata connects the spinal cord to the rest of the brain.
21. There are 12 pairs of cranial nerves.

18. Which term indicates a “true” heart attack?
19. Myocardial infarction
20. Congestive heart failure
21. Cardiac arrest
22. Angina pectoris

19. Bronchogenic carcinoma is cancer of the
20. brain.
21. lungs.
22. throat.
23. skin.

20. Which of the following choices is a common symptom of anemia?
21. Fatigue
22. Fever
23. Swollen lymph nodes
24. Sore throat

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Explain how the certified informatics nurse supports the role of the advanced nurse in leadership, nursing education or nursing practice (NP). =Resources should be used to support your response, and your posting should not be an analysis or report of the resource. =Citations should be used to identify information from sources. =you must use at least two different scholarly peer-reviewed journal =All sources must be recent, within a 5 year time frame or are classic sources

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