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It’s should be a care plan antepartum OB. Put it 2 nursing diagnostic an one nursing intervention
You are asked to write a management report which summarizes your analysis and contains a recommendation concerning a business and financial plan related to a potential investment opportunity in a small enterprise.
Specifically, assume that you are an equity analyst for a financial institution which, on behalf of its pension fund and investment trust clients, is considering making a long-term investment in a small business enterprise, using an industry based asset allocation model. The financial institution specializes in offering capital growth stocks within a ‘passive’ investment strategy, but also favors the use of ‘fundamental analyses for a selection of ‘core portfolio’ share investments. The financial institution is only interested in long-term capital gains and is not planning to sell the investment in the short term. It can only buy a few specified small businesses under review.
You are asked to initially select one of five possible business opportunities identified in the sample plans available at http://www.bplans.com/sample_business_plans.php
Prepare a brief research report to the financial institution, making recommendations about a potential investment opportunity the financial institution should consider making an investment (for a pre-specified industry sector-details given separately). Your report should address the following questions:
- Review the current and future economic conditions affecting the relevant industry, and explain why they are relevant to each firm’s business and regulatory environment.
- Based on a qualitative review of the existing information contained in the business plan, including the financial plan evaluate the overall business philosophy and long-run stated corporate objectives of the business opportunity
- Identify any sources of risks that are likely to affect the business ability to achieve its long-term profit planning and business sustainability objectives identified in part 2. Also identify accounting policy choices that have either been already made or assumed, or likely to be faced in the near future, which may significantly affect the quality of the future prospects of the company (like introduction of VAT).
- Report presentation and structure in report style (i.e. table of contents, executive summary, headings, introduction, conclusion, clearly marked sub-headings, and diagrams/attachments)
NOTES:
- In answering requirements 1 and 2, you should not consult any materials produced by the firms themselves other than those referred to above, nor contact the company.
- As Part of your answer to requirement 1, you may find it helpful to calculate, on an industry sector basis, summary financial ratios and some historical trend analysis.
- There is considerable scope for original thinking, particularly in parts 2 and 3. Carefully state and justify any assumptions you feel are necessary in arriving at your results.
- The total word limit for this coursework assignment is between 1500 and 2000 words.
- Your research report should be divided into 5 major sections to address each of the questions above, and additionally include a brief introduction and conclusion.
- Additional marks for outstanding word will be based on presentation, depth of analysis and quality of argument in terms of its logical flow. Additional marks will be awarded for intelligent use of academic literature.
- This coursework assignment should reflect original thinking and analysis.
The comprehensive nursing care plan is a holistic view of the client’s needs, priorities and concerns during each phase of the maternal child health experience. Review the case scenario for each phase of the women’s experience and complete a care plan from a holistic perspective. Please review the rubric to guide the completion of each care plan.
The case scenario is found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAU7wQOx8Ns
| ANTEPARTUM PHASEOF MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH |
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Analysis |
Planning |
Implementation |
Evaluation |
| Data Collection[1]
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Nursing Diagnosis[2] |
Patient Goals
(measureable)[3] |
Nursing Actions |
Scientific Principles/
Rationales |
Observations/ Conclusions |
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Find case scenario link at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pg9OQiwvi7k
| LABOR AND DELIVERY PLAN |
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Analysis |
Planning |
Implementation |
Evaluation |
| Data Collection[4]
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Nursing Diagnosis[5] |
Patient Goals
(measureable)[6] |
Nursing Actions |
Scientific Principles/
Rationales |
Observations/ Conclusions |
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Review the case scenario at link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5ZVWCYxLZ8.
| POST PARTUM PLAN |
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Analysis |
Planning |
Implementation |
Evaluation |
| Data Collection[7]
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Nursing Diagnosis[8] |
Patient Goals
(measureable)[9] |
Nursing Actions |
Scientific Principles/
Rationales |
Observations/ Conclusions |
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Review the case scenario https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8uAPShqjGE
| NEWBORN PLAN |
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Analysis |
Planning |
Implementation |
Evaluation |
| Data Collection[10]
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Nursing Diagnosis[11] |
Patient Goals
(measureable)[12] |
Nursing Actions |
Scientific Principles/
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Observations/ Conclusions |
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| Rubric for the Comprehensive Care Plan
Antepartum, Labor And Delivery, Post-Partum And Newborn |
| Content (0-5 points per element) |
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Comments |
| Assessment (antepartum, labor and delivery, post-partum and newborn |
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| 1. Assessment data is complete and accurate. |
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| 2. Erickson’s stage is accurately identified and includes
supportive data (behaviors). |
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| 3. Identifies abnormal lab and diagnostic findings with
explanation for abnormal findings as it relate to patient diagnosis. |
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| 4. Medication information is complete. |
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| 5. Pathophysiology Tree completed on hi-risk diagnosis. |
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| Nursing Diagnosis |
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| 6. A minimum of 3 NANDA nursing diagnoses are listed in each phase of the women experiences in maternal child health: (1) antepartum, (2) labor and delivery, (3) post-partum (4) newborn care . |
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| 7. Includes all 3 parts (stem, related to or R/T, and as
evidenced by [AEB] for actual diagnosis). |
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| 8. Diagnosis is appropriate for client and includes actual and
risk diagnoses |
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| 9. Nursing Diagnoses are prioritized. |
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| Planning |
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| 10. Realistic short-term and long-term client goals listed. |
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| 11. Goals are measureable. |
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| Implementation |
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| 12. Each phase of the women’s experiences in maternal child health should contain a minimum of 6 interventions (3 nursing care and 3 teaching pertinent to management of care, reduction of risk potential, physiological integrity, basic care and comfort, psychosocial integrity). |
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| 13. Dependent, collaborative, and independent nursing
interventions are identified. |
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| 14. Interventions are specific and individualized to the client. |
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| 15. Interventions are measurable and realistic. |
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| 16. Interventions are supported by theory (scientific
rationales)/evidence-based. |
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| Evaluation |
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| 17. Evaluated client responses to interventions. |
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| 18. Evaluated short term goals as met, unmet, or partially met
and reason goals were unmet or partially met. |
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| 19. Stated continuation, modification, or completion of plan. |
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| References |
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| 20. APA format is used on separate page (all sources used for
rationales, evidence-based interventions). |
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[1] Data Collection must entail subjective and objective findings, clinical history, medical diagnosis, lab values and more.
[2] Nursing diagnosis must be an approved statement of NANDA 2015.
[3] Patient goals must be measurable within a timeframe.
[4] Data Collection must entail subjective and objective findings, clinical history, medical diagnosis, lab values and more.
[5] Nursing diagnosis must be an approved statement of NANDA 2015.
[6] Patient goals must be measurable within a timeframe.
[7] Data Collection must entail subjective and objective findings, clinical history, medical diagnosis, lab values and more.
[8] Nursing diagnosis must be an approved statement of NANDA 2015.
[9] Patient goals must be measurable within a timeframe.
[10] Data Collection must entail subjective and objective findings, clinical history, medical diagnosis, lab values and more.
[11] Nursing diagnosis must be an approved statement of NANDA 2015.
[12] Patient goals must be measurable within a timeframe.
Health History and Screening of an Adolescent or Young Adult Client
Save this form on your computer as a Microsoft Word document. You can expand or shrink each area as you need to include the relevant data for your client.
| Student Name: |
Date: |
| Biographical Data |
| Patient/Client Initials: KGG |
Phone No: 000-000000 |
| Address: 8040 SW 158 ST |
| Birth Date: 12/28/1982 |
Age: 32 |
Sex: F |
| Birthplace: CUBA |
Marital Status: MARRIED |
| Race/Ethnic Origin: HISPANIC/ LATIN |
| Occupation: DENTAL ASSISTANT |
Employer: ——– |
| Financial Status: (Income adequate for lifestyle and/or health concerns. Is there a source of health insurance? Employment disability?)
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| Source and Reliability of Informant:
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| Past Use of Health Care System and Health Seeking Behaviors:
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| Present Health or History of Present Illness:
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| Past Health History |
| General Health: (Patient’s own words)
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| Allergies: (include food and medication allergies)
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Reaction:
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| Current Medications:
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| Last Exam Date: |
Immunizations:
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| Childhood Illnesses:
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| Serious or Chronic Illnesses:
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| Past Health Screening (see “Well Young Adult Behavior Health Assessment History Screening” below) |
| Past Accidents or Injuries:
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| Past Hospitalizations:
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| Past Operations:
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| Family History
(Specify which family member is affected.) |
| Alcoholism (ETOH use/abuse): |
| Allergies: |
| Arthritis: |
| Asthma: |
| Blood Disorders: |
| Breast Cancer: |
| Cancer (Other): |
| Cerebral Vascular Accident (Stroke): |
| Diabetes: |
| Heart Disease: |
| High Blood Pressure: |
| Immunological Disorders: |
| Kidney Disease: |
| Mental Illness: |
| Neurological Disorder: |
| Obesity: |
| Seizure Disorder: |
| Tuberculosis: |
| Obstetric History (if applicable) |
| Gravida: |
Term: |
Preterm: |
Miscarriage/Abortions: |
| Course of Pregnancy (length of pregnancy, delivery date, method of delivery, length of labor, complications, baby’s weight, baby’s condition): |
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| Well Young Adult Behavioral Health History Screening |
| Socio-Demographic Content and Questions:
What organizations or activities (community, school, church, lodge, social, professional, academic, sports) are you involved in?
How would you describe your community?
Hobbies, skills, interests, recreational activities?
Military service: Yes_______ No_______
If yes, overseas assignment? Yes________ No_________
Close friends or family members who have died within past 2 years?
Number of relatives or close friends in this area?
Marital status: Single______ Married________Divorced_________Separated_________
In serious relationship________Length of time_________
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| Environmental Content and Questions:
Do you live alone? Yes________ No ________
When did you last move?
Describe your living situation?
Number of years of education completed?
Occupation?
If employed, how long?
Are you satisfied with this work situation?
Do you consider your work dangerous or risky?
Is your work stressful?
Over the past 2 years have you felt depressed or hopeless?
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| Biophysical Content and Questions
Have you smoked cigarettes? Yes_______ No________
How much?
Less than ½ pack per day_____ About 1 pack per day?______ More than 1 and ½ packs per day______
Are you smoking now? Yes_______ No________ Length of time smoking?______________
Have you ever smoked illicit drugs? Yes__________ No_________
If yes, for how long? ___________ Do you smoke these now? Yes__________ No __________
Do you ingest illicit drugs of any kind? Yes_________ No__________
If so, what drugs do you use and what is the route of ingestion?_________
How long have you used these drugs_________________
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| Review of Systems
(Include both past and current health problems. Comment on all present issues.) |
| General Health State (present weight – gain or loss, reason for gain or loss, amount of time for gain or loss; fatigue, malaise, weakness, sweats, night sweats, chills ):
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| Skin (history of skin disease, pigment or color change, change in mole, excessive dryness or moisture, pruritis, excessive bruising, rash or lesion):
Health Promotion (Sun exposure? Skin care products?):
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| Hair (recent loss or change in texture):
Health Promotion (method of self-care, products used for care):
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| Nails (change in color, shape, brittleness):
Health Promotion (method of self-care, products used for care):
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| Head (unusual headaches, frequency of headaches, head injury, dizziness, syncope or vertigo):
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| Eyes (difficulty or change in vision, decreased acuity, blurring, blind spots, eye pain, diplopia, redness or swelling, watering or discharge, glaucoma or cataracts):
Health Promotion (wears glasses or contacts and reason, last vision check, last glaucoma check, sun protection):
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| Ears (earaches, infections, discharge and its characteristics, tinnitus or vertigo):
Health Promotion (hearing loss, hearing aid use, environmental noise exposure, methods for cleaning ears):
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| Nose and Sinuses (discharge and its characteristics, frequent or severe colds, sinus pain, nasal obstruction, nosebleeds, seasonal allergies, change in sense of smell):
Health Promotion (methods for cleaning nose):
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| Mouth and Throat (mouth pain, sore throat, bleeding gums, toothache, lesions in mouth, tongue, or throat, dysphagia, hoarseness, tonsillectomy, alteration in taste):
Health Promotion (Daily dental care – brushing, flossing. Use of prosthetics – bridges, dentures. Last dental exam/check-up.):
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| Neck (pain, limitation of motion, lumps or swelling, enlarged or tender lymph nodes, goiter):
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| Neurologic System (history of seizure disorder, syncopal episodes, CVA, motor function or coordination disorders/abnormalities, paresthesia, mood change, depression, memory disorder, history of mental health disorders):
Health Promotion (activities to stimulate thinking, exam related to mood changes/depression):
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| Endocrine System (history of diabetes or insulin resistance, history of thyroid disease, intolerance to heat or cold):
Health Promotion (last blood glucose test and result, diet):
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| Breast and Axilla (pain, lump, tenderness, swelling, rash, nipple discharge, any breast surgery):
Health Promotion (performs breast self-exam – both male and female, last mammogram and results, use of self-care products):
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| Respiratory System (History of lung disease, smoking, chest pain with breathing, wheezing, shortness of breath, cough – productive or nonproductive. Sputum – color and amount. Hemoptysis, toxin or pollution exposure.):
Health Promotion (last chest x-ray, smoking cessation):
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| Cardiac System (history of cardiac disease, MI, atherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis, chest pain, angina):
Health Promotion (last cardiac exam):
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| Peripheral Vascular System (coldness, numbness, tingling, swelling of legs/ankles, discoloration of hands/feet, varicose veins, intermittent claudication, thrombophlebitis or ulcers):
Health Promotion (avoid crossing legs, avoid sitting/standing for long lengths of time, promote wearing of support hose):
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| Hematologic System (bleeding tendency of skin or mucous membranes, excessive bruising, swelling of lymph nodes, blood transfusion and any reactions, exposure to toxic agents or radiation):
Health Promotion (use of standard precautions when exposed to blood/body fluids):
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| Gastrointestinal System (appetite, food intolerance, dysphagia, heartburn, indigestion, pain [with eating or other], pyrosis, nausea, vomiting, history of abdominal disease, gastric ulcers, flatulence, bowel movement frequency, change in stool [color, consistency], diarrhea, constipation, hemorrhoids, rectal bleeding):
Health Promotion (nutrition – quality/quantity of diet; use of antacids/laxatives):
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| Musculoskeletal System (history of arthritis, joint pain, stiffness, swelling, deformity, limitation of motion, pain, cramps or weakness):
Health Promotion (mobility aids used, exercises, walking, effect of limited range of motion):
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| Urinary System (recent change, frequency, urgency, nocturia, dysuria, polyuria, oliguria, hesitancy or straining, urine color, narrowed stream, incontinence; history of urinary disease; pain in flank, groin, suprapubic region or low back):
Health Promotion (methods used to prevent urinary tract infections, use of feminine hygiene products, Kegel exercises):
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| Male Genital System (penis or testicular pain, sores or lesions, penile discharge, lumps, hernia):
Health Promotion (performs testicular self-exam):
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| Female Genital System (menstrual history, age of first menses, last menstrual cycle, frequency of cycles, premenstrual pain, vaginal itching, discharge, premenopausal symptoms, age at menopause, postmenopausal bleeding):
Health Promotion (last gynecological checkup, pap-smear and results, use of feminine hygiene products):
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| Sexual Health (presently involved in relationship involving intercourse or other sexual activity, aspects of sex satisfactory, use of contraceptive, is relationship monogamous, history of STD):
Health Promotion (safe-sex practices):
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Nursing Diagnoses:
Based on this health history and health screening, identify three nursing diagnoses that would be applicable for this client as well as your rationale for your selection of each nursing diagnosis. Include:
One “actual” nursing diagnosis with rationale for choice of this diagnosis.
One wellness nursing diagnosis with rationale for choice of this diagnosis.
One “risk for” nursing diagnosis based on the health screening with rationale for choice of this diagnosis.
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