HCR 210 Lecture Notes - Chronic Kidney Disease, Electronic Body Music, Deontological Ethics

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18 Sep 2022

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Health Care Related

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HCR 210

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What is spirituality: hard to define, separate from the concept of religion. Spirituality: an internal perspective that inspires one to believe in a force greater than one"s self, and it serves as a guide or providing meaning to one"s life. Also a sense of connection to others and the world around you. Spirituality and healthcare: healthcare has historically been closely tied to spirituality and religion. A person"s spirituality can also affect their beliefs, values, and morals. Sharon is a 38 year old african american female who worked hard and overcame multiple struggles in her life to become a successful lawyer. After noticing swelling in her legs, sharon visits her physician and is heartbroken to discover that she has end stage chronic kidney disease and she will need to be on dialysis for the rest if her life. This has caused her career to abruptly end as has to go to dialysis sessions 3x/week.

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The empirical evidence on unemployment spell durations suggests that workers who leave unemployment earlier (that is, find or take a job sooner) have no higher post unemployment wages than do workers who leave unemployment later.

a. This result could be interpreted as evidence that the quality of the job match does not improve as the unemployment spell grows longer. What does this interpretation of the evidence imply about the moral hazard costs of UI?

b. An alternative explanation for this evidence is that workers with longer unemployment spells are less qualified than are workers with shorter unemployment spells. How could you empirically distinguish between this explanation and the explanation put forth in part a?

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8- Older women experience bone loss, which makes them more susceptible to hip fracture. How should an environment change after a hip-fracture repair?

A. Sleep only on one side

B. Raise the toilet seat

C. Don't allow use of stair

D. Use a shower

9- A vigorous recent widower visited his primary care team and stated that he was lonely. Which recommendation should the team make for this patient?

A. Finding a new relationship

B. Moving in with his children

C. Taking a sleep pill

D. Taking an antidepressant

10- How often is tetanus vaccination recommended for older adult?

A.every 15 years

B. Every 10 years

C. Yearly

D. Every 5 years

11- Which lighting feature in most nursing homes compromises elder adult's ability to function?

A. Indirect lighting

B. Glare

C. Sunlight

D. Even lighting

12- A spiritual African American elder has terminal HIV. Based on knowledge of spiritual beliefs common in African American communities, why might this patient require careful assessment and monitoring for pain?

A. The patient may understate pain levels because of a belief that the illness is God's plan.

B. The patient may overstate pain levels so that God will be more likely to hear the patient's suffering.

C. The patient may overstate pain levels so that more drugs can be obtained for religious rituals.

D. The patient may understate pain levels because of faith in the doctor's ability to treat the patient.

13- A home-care nurse visits an elder living with dementia whose spouse is providing care. The nurse notices a restraint sitting in the.... What is the most important thing the nurse should do?

A. Find out why the spouse needs to use the restraints

B. Help the spouse plan care without using restraints

C. Report the spouse's abuse to adult protective services

D. Lecture the spouse about the risks of restraints.

14. Which assessment tool can be used to determine activities of daily living ( ADL) independence in older adult?

A. Mini-mental state examination (MMSE)

B. Mini-cog assessment

C. The Karz index

D. Confusion assessment method for the ICU ( CAM ICU)

15. Which nonpharmacologic interventions should nurses counsel patients on when they complain of occasional heartburn, constipation, and low energy?

A. Distribution of fatty meals throughout the day.

B. Two tablespoons of liquid antacid 30 minuts after each meal

C. A hot cup of coffee or tea at each meal

D. Adequate consumption of whole grains, fruits, and vegetables

1. Don't use handwriting,please.

2. Don't copy and paste use your own words.

Q1: choose one of the influences on ethnic inequalities in the text. Discuss in your own words how this influence effects people's health

follow is my answer can you complete on my answer i need more please

Influence link-

Article "ethinicity and health" by Dr. Mary Lowth

Ethnic inequalities have a great impact on these minority groups.Evidence from research shows that on an average individuals from black and other minority ethnic groups display greater levels of poor health than general population.Social and economic inequalities are said to be the main reason for this.Identification of population groups based on social,cultural and historic variations leads to inequality which eventually affects economic level as well.

Low economic sources or low income leads to degradation in food quality and health services.Necessary nutrients and basic health facilities are neglected which leads to erosion in health.The younger generation does not get required nutrients for growth which then leads to sicker population.This is how ethinc inequalities may have health influences.

HCR 210 Lecture Notes - Chronic Kidney Disease, Electronic Body Music, Deontological Ethics

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