Application of Professional Concepts in Clinical The value Assignment

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Assignment Task

Description

These are academically written assignments. The student will apply semester 1 program concepts and course concepts from weeks 1-4 to develop a plan of care for the client.

Instructions

1. Choose a client from experiential and further develop or from your nursing experience/ practice of a chronic complex client

2. Apply your first semester courses of evidenced-based practice, pharmacology, health assessment, and pathophysiology

3. Plan Of Care Approach

a. Brief Outline

  • Outline your patient's situation
  • In a simple paragraph outline your client’s diagnosis, medications, symptoms, and vital signs
  • Medical diagnosis
  • Briefly explain the pathophysiology
  • Focused pharmacologic management
  • Key elements
  • Drug classes
  • Organized
  • Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
  • System Data Collection
  • Head to Toe Physical Assessment
  • Subjective
  • Objective

Analyze cues and generate priorities (List Actual and at Risk for problems) 

  • Review the assessment data collected.
  • From this information identify and create a list of areas of concern/symptoms for your client
  • Actual
  • Presenting problem(s)
  • At-risks issues
  • potential complications
  • Prioritize List with rationale
  • Prioritize the grouping of data collected from the highest to the lowest order of priority with rationale
  • Identify the main priority of care
  • Judgments and inferences (ways of knowing)
  • Look back at the data you collected.
  • Remember during data collection you are making inferences/judgments.
  • Ask yourself how do I know this?
  • What data did I collect to support my inference or judgment?
  • State a goal of care based on priority.

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