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- A/An _______________________ is acquired in a hospital setting. iatrogenic illness idiopathic disorder nosocomial infection organic disorderAre there overlaps in phlebotomy duties among health care professionals?. Write a procedure to outline safe work practices for manual handling, aimed at guiding healthcare employees in their work. Your procedure must cover types of hazards expected and control measures for the hazards
- Discuss unintentional injury as a form of injury with health care delivery in the United States.Pt is a 81 y.o female with history of schizoaffective disorder, tardive dyskinesia, CAD, oxygen independent, COPD, HTN that presents with sustaining a fall at home. Her fall occurred as she was transferring from bed to commode. She denies any loss of consciousness or head trauma. Patient sustained multiple falls over the last 2 weeks. She continues to experience auditory and visual hallucinations and reportedly sleeps with a knife under her pillow. She is primarily wheelchair bound and dependent on her caretakers for ADLs. Hypertension, Fall risks, DNR, stage 2 coccyx wound, Acid reflux, dsylipidemia, Aspiration precautions, she has a thrush, did not have any bowel movement, Asthma, dysphasia, greenish marks on both hands, incontinence, oxygen 3L, pain level 4 neck, head, and coccyx. Anemia, suicidal risks. Type 2 diabetes/neuropathy. Base on the information above can you please do a intervention for each body system. Neurological, Musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, respiratory,…Discuss in 1000 words the different types of hazards that any hospital can face.
- Pt is a 81 y.o female with history of schizoaffective disorder, tardive dyskinesia, CAD, oxygen independent, COPD, HTN that presents with sustaining a fall at home. Her fall occurred as she was transferring from bed to commode. She denies any loss of consciousness or head trauma. Patient sustained multiple falls over the last 2 weeks. She continues to experience auditory and visual hallucinations and reportedly sleeps with a knife under her pillow. She is primarily wheelchair bound and dependent on her caretakers for ADLs. Hypertension, Fall risks, DNR, stage 2 coccyx wound, Acid reflux, dsylipidemia, Aspiration precautions, she has a thrush, did not have any bowel movement, Asthma, dysphasia, greenish marks on both hands, incontinence, oxygen 3L, pain level 4 neck, head, and coccyx. Anemia, suicidal risks. Type 2 diabetes/ neuropathy. Base the patient nursing report, medications, and labs please do the questions below. 1. What is causing the abnormal lab values in YOUR PATIENT? 2.…Any possible exposure to HBV, HCV, or HIV should be reported at the end of a shift. should be discussed with the staff member’s primary care physician. should be treated with PEP should be reported as soon as possible.7. What should an employee do if they believe harassment has occurred? Discuss the matter with a trusted co-worker and ask that they keep the matter confidential File an anonymous complaint with the company Discuss the matter with their supervisor, another member of management, or with human resources Post a note on the bulletin board asking the harasser to stop the behavior
