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Do advance directives preserve a patient's autonomy?
yes, the advance directives allow the patient to make decisions about his or her healthcare while he or she is still capable of making the decisions.
What happens if you shock a patient in asystole?
If a patient is in asystole (flatline), shocking them with a defibrillator will not be effective because there is no electrical activity in the heart to reset. It is important to follow advanced cardiac life support protocols and administer appropriate medications and interventions for asystole.
What is the Patient Self-Determination Act?
The Patient Self-Determination Act is most closely relevant to which of the following? A. Medical record confidentiality B. Advanced directives C. Doctor-patient privilege D. Patient choice in managed care organizations 12. Managed care organizations emphasize drug treatment over counseling for children
What is the patient self determination act?
The Patient Self-Determination Act is most closely relevant to which of the following? A. Medical record confidentiality B. Advanced directives C. Doctor-patient privilege D. Patient choice in managed care organizations 12. Managed care organizations emphasize drug treatment over counseling for children
What is patient self determination act?
The Patient Self-Determination Act is most closely relevant to which of the following? A. Medical record confidentiality B. Advanced directives C. Doctor-patient privilege D. Patient choice in managed care organizations 12. Managed care organizations emphasize drug treatment over counseling for children
The Patient Self-Determination Act is most closely relevant to what?
Advance Directives
What are nursing interventions when a patient is giving morphine?
moniter alergies and consticipation.
What nonpharmacological interventions may help patients with Lewy body dementia?
Nonpharmacological interventions include management of environment and other necessities associated with LBD patient care. Caregiving skills should be specifically tailored to the patient.
What the different between guardianship and advanced directives?
In advanced directives, a person dictates at what point no more medicine or treatment will be given. A cancer patient may give an advanced directive saying, "If I have been unconscious for two weeks, disconnect the IV and the oxygen." A guardianship could be given in a case of a person with early Alzheimer's. This would let his guardian decide how to take care of him when he had to go to various places as his disease progressed and what treatments he should receive. For example, if he had pneumonia, he would receive antibiotics. When he reached end stage and had difficulty recognizing anybody, he would not receive anything.
Should food and water be withheld by patient?
Presumably you mean from the patient. It may be medically necessary on some occasions, prior to surgery for instance.
What nursing interventions can you do without a doctor's order?
Patient assessment Check Vital Signs Do BGMs
When can health providers consider their interventions have been successful in treating pain?
When these signs are absent and the patient appears to be comfortable, health care providers can consider their interventions to have been successful. It is also important to document interventions used, and which ones were successful.
