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The las one have no refer. Any thing we write need a refer in page citation and refer below
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User_34712 | Mar 22, 2021, 21:11 PM

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Acceptance by the Nursing Community - Merle Mishel Theory Practice: Mishel’s theory describes a phenomenon experi enced by acute and chronically ill individuals and their families. The theory has its beginning in Mishel’s own experience with her father’s battle with cancer. During his illness, he began to focus on events that seemed unimportant to those around him. When asked why he had chosen to focus on such events, he replied that when these activities were being done, he understood what was happen ing to him. Mishel believed this was her father’s way of taking control and making sense out of an over whelming situation. She knew early in the develop ment of her concept and theory that nurses could identify the phenomenon from their experiences in caring for patients
User_34712 | Mar 22, 2021, 21:12 PM

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Several nurses have moved the theory from research to practice. Hansen and colleagues (2012) synthesized findings from qualitative studies to yield a typology of patient experiences of uncertainty that guides nursing engagement and intervention. Similarly, the theory has been used in recommendations for the practice of critical, medical-surgical, and enterostomal nursing care (Hilton, 1992; Righter, 1995; Wurzbach, 1992). Based on review of the database of the Managing Uncertainty in Illness Scale users (Mishel, 1997b), master’s-prepared clinicians seek to understand the experience of uncertainty in a variety of clinical set tings and patient populations. The scale and theory are used by clinicians from 15 countries other than the United States.
User_34712 | Mar 22, 2021, 21:12 PM

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Education The theory has been widely used by graduate students as the theoretical framework for theses and disserta tions, as the topic of concept analysis, and for the critique of middle-range nursing theory. Mishel uses the theory as an exemplar to illustrate how theory guides the development of nursing interventions in 562 UNIT V Middle Range Nursing Theories her doctoral-level courses. Mishel frequently presents school of nursing lectures, seminars, and symposia nationally and internationally, sharing her empirical findings and the process of theory development for faculty and students.
User_34712 | Mar 22, 2021, 21:13 PM

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Research As described above, a large body of knowledge has been generated by researchers using the Uncertainty in Illness Theory and scales. Mishel’s program of research encompassed testing the psychoeducational nursing interventions derived from the theoretical model in samples of adults with breast and prostate cancers. The scales and theory used by nurse researchers and scientists from other disciplines describe and explain psychological responses of people experiencing uncertainty due to illness and test interventions to manage uncertainty in illness contexts. The scales have been translated into 12 lan guages and applied in research throughout the world. Mishel (1997a, 1999) reviewed research conducted on uncertainty in acute and chronic illness and coauthored a review of the research on uncertainty in childhood illness (Stewart & Mishel, 2000). Current research on uncertainty in illness is focused on theory testing.
User_34712 | Mar 22, 2021, 21:13 PM

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Summary The Uncertainty in Illness Theory provides a com prehensive framework within which to view the ex perience of acute and chronic illness and to organize nursing interventions to promote optimal adjustment. The theory helps explain the stresses associated with the diagnosis and treatment of major illnesses or chronic conditions, the processes by which individ uals assess and respond to the uncertainty inherent in an illness experience, and the importance of pro fessional caregivers in providing information and supporting individuals in understanding and man aging uncertainty.
User_34712 | Mar 22, 2021, 21:14 PM

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The reconceptualized theory addresses the unique context of continual uncer tainty and thereby expands the original theory to encompass the ongoing uncertain trajectory of many life-threatening and chronic illnesses. The original theory and its reconceptualization are well expli cated, deriving support from sound theoretical foundations and extensive empirical confirmation, and it can be applied in illness contexts to support evidence-based nursing practice.
User_34712 | Mar 22, 2021, 21:14 PM

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Hello friend kindly confirm the assignment I uploaded the responses please I hope you will remember the$25 bonus of the power point
Prof1990 | Mar 23, 2021, 07:14 AM

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Thanks. I will wait for the correction of the response. Please don't forget citations and refer just one each
User_34712 | Mar 23, 2021, 07:20 AM

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Please check file 3 i have uploaded the correction of the response
Prof1990 | Mar 23, 2021, 07:22 AM

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Please friend I hope you have confirmed file 3 the responses
Prof1990 | Mar 23, 2021, 07:53 AM

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Thanks. I accepted the paper. But Fyi the refer was 2007. too old. All within 5 year Thanks
User_34712 | Mar 23, 2021, 08:37 AM

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Prof1990 | Mar 23, 2021, 08:42 AM

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Hello friend i have chasnged that please confirm file 4.
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Prof1990 | Mar 25, 2021, 19:55 PM

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I have assignment for you need to addition more information on the HTN and the diabetic case study I need rational why you believe the patient have the disease using the symptoms that a patient might complain and and the test that might have been ran. And as for the differential also state reason why that not why the disease the patient have been on the differential symptoms. And any information used there must be an in text citation and reference that why the papers are not been accepted please !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!bonus please I need a good case study!!!! Thanks due Monday night.
User_34712 | Mar 28, 2021, 19:01 PM

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Prof1990 | Mar 28, 2021, 19:03 PM

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Please friend are you able to upload for me and example of how I should use text citation so that I follow the format that you need
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User_34712 | Mar 28, 2021, 20:42 PM

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Confirmatory evaluation and tests. Segmental dysfunctions: are mechanical issues of the joints that connect the spinal cord caused by deviations in the posture of a body part. It may occur from unexpected movements when a person falls or slips. Its symptoms involve discomfort, sharp pains in the back, and occasional shudders or trembling of the muscles. To test for segmental dysfunction, an R test can be done as part of the PANE process since electronic diagnostics and radiology are not enough to come to a conclusion. R tests aim at determining when the dysfunction occurred and whether it was the cause of the lower back pain (Casser et al, 2016; Taghipour-Darzi et al., 2015). To determine if patient has a segmental dysfunction which is not completely ruled out. Patient presented with postural movement that could have caused the injury while helping her client. !!!!!please the ( ) with the reference.
User_34712 | Mar 28, 2021, 20:50 PM

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!!!!!please see the ( ) with the reference. what I did. when u use someone material give credit for it for example the symptoms
User_34712 | Mar 28, 2021, 20:52 PM

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The Sacroiliac joint syndrome is caused by unstable or a lot of movement at the lower back near the pelvis causing pain that may extend to the groin region. Its symptoms involve pain during sudden movement in the lower back, hips, buttocks, groin, and pelvis, stiffness of the pelvis, and numbness (Dunphy et al., 2019). To test for the Sacroiliac joint syndrome, a distraction test is done that involves the application of pressure to the hips. please see the ( ) with the reference every disease and the differential must have two to three in cite reference about what you writing abt.
User_34712 | Mar 28, 2021, 20:54 PM

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Prof1990 | Mar 28, 2021, 20:55 PM

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Most lower back pain heals on itself. However, chronic pains can be treated by a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug that helps in relieving pain and reduces fever. Muscle relaxants and narcotics can be used to relieve pains and decrease the tension in the muscles. They may include Tylenol, ibuprofen, and acetaminophen (Urits et al., 2019). see what I did with the medication that in citation
User_34712 | Mar 28, 2021, 20:56 PM

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Treatment can be done through exercising and heat therapy. Exercising can involve chest-to-knee stretching, pelvic tilts, and cat stretches to ensure that the injured muscle joint slowly improves its movements. Heat therapy involves soothing the muscles from pain by improving the circulation of blood through the heart region (Dunphy et al., 2019). see what I did with the heat therapy credit to (Dunphy)
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Muscle dysfunction refers to the lack of strength, and endurance of the muscles, causing the inability to perform normal tasks since the muscles are strained. Its symptoms involve weakness, fatigue, and mild pain in the lower back, the hips, and the pelvis (Gea et. al., 2015). To test for muscle dysfunction, computer tomography or magnetic resonance imaging is used to determine the structure of the spine. An EMG can be used to test the activity of the nerves and what is causing the weakness (“Surface emg. (Semg): A synopsis I Biofeedback I Allen press, “n.d.”). The patient denies weakness, fatigue, and pelvis pain but it’s not possible to completely rule it out since she is also experiencing lower back pain. Hence, the NP will have to review his x ray result further. I hope all these are hopeful. Please help correct add to what you have written.
User_34712 | Mar 28, 2021, 21:00 PM

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Yes I need to create a Brochure on Orem's Theory selling her Theory to a home health Agency to apply to patients care. You can stay working on it. But I need to finalize the 4 case studies first. They slowing me down. So let complete these first. Then a paper on "handwashing" PPE during Covid-19
User_34712 | Mar 28, 2021, 21:08 PM

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User_34712 | Mar 28, 2021, 22:47 PM

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Hello I have a new assign case study due on Wednesday morning Please if you can get it early the better. Time sensitive. Thanks
User_34712 | Mar 29, 2021, 15:26 PM

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This is the new assignment !!!!!!!!!!!I don't want to post it bonus $40!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A 71-year-old female patient is scheduling an appointment with her primary-care provider and is told that the appointment would be scheduled with you, the nurse practitioner (NP), rather than with the physician. The patient expresses concern with seeing a nurse instead of a doctor because of her medical history and she requests to see the physician. The receptionist reassures the patient that the NP is very skilled and can prescribe any medications that the patient may need. The receptionist also notes that many patients actually continue seeing the NP after the initial visit. !!!!!!!!!!! question to follow !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
User_34712 | Mar 29, 2021, 15:34 PM

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Case Questions 1. What additional information could the receptionist provide to the patient to help alleviate concerns about the type and level of care provided by the NP? 2. What are some of the outcomes reflected by the Circle of Caring that demonstrate the efficacy of primary care delivered by NPs? 3. When the patient’s appointment with the NP is ending, the patient says that her initial concerns were unfounded and that the experience made her feel more involved in her own care. What specific primary-care model explains the patient’s experience and why? 4. The patient in the scenario is an existing patient with a fairly complex health history. The purpose of today’s visit is related to a new complaint. How might this patient increase your level of uncertainty? 5. Why is it important for you to remember the nursing domain when providing primary care for this patient?
User_34712 | Mar 29, 2021, 15:34 PM

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Please each question at a time with citation and reference. 5 year reference APA. Thanks Please confirm. Due Wednesday. Need good job please.
User_34712 | Mar 29, 2021, 15:37 PM

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The other wants you working on are you ok with those. Please confirm
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information to help ans. question Both the traditional medical and nursing models are predicated on a subjective and objective database, a labeling of the patient’s problems and responses, a therapeutic plan, and an evaluation of the outcome. The Circle of Caring model builds on these features and expands them to include the following: • A broadened and contextualized database, more typical of a holistic nursing assessment that gives the health-care provider a more in-depth understanding of the patient’s situation, life, strengths, and weaknesses, including social determinants of health. • A labeling of the patient’s concern that more actively incorporates the patient’s responses to the meaning of illness in his or her day-to-day life, as well as standard medical diagnostic language.
User_34712 | Mar 29, 2021, 16:16 PM

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A labeling of the patient’s concern that more actively incorporates the patient’s responses to the meaning of illness in his or her day-to-day life, as well as standard medical diagnostic language. • A holistic and creative approach to an individualized therapeutic plan that includes nursing interventions based on evidence, including complementary therapies as appropriate, incorporated with standardized pharmacological, surgical, and other nonpharmacological interventions. • A view of outcomes based on the patient, family, social group, and community perceptions of improvement, as well as the more traditional, quantified outcome measures such as mortality and
User_34712 | Mar 29, 2021, 16:17 PM

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morbidity, with emerging primary-care quality indicators and costs of care also built into these outcomes. This integrates the health of populations into the outcomes of care. The Circle of Caring model is a synthesized view of the problem-solving methodology that may be used in a variety of settings—primary care, acute care, and community-based settings. The model is diagrammed in Figure 1.4. The basic problem-solving process used by nurses is represented by the boxes in the middle of the diagram. This process is encircled by a visual representation of caring—the interpersonal process that occurs among the caregiver and the patient, which also reflects the family, social group, and community of the patient.
User_34712 | Mar 29, 2021, 16:18 PM

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The ability to provide effective and meaningful care for the patient is based on of caring; qualities of authentic presence, patience, courage, advocacy, commitment, and knowing. These qualities of caring enable the nurse to hear the patient’s “call” and to fashion creative nursing responses. It is this authenticity in the nurse–patient encounter that allows the nurse to enter the lifeworld of that person and be truly compassionate in their care.
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he Circle of Caring model (see Fig. 1.3) has grown out of, and is rooted in, the assumption that caring is the central concept of nursing and is uniquely known and expressed in nursing. Boykin and Schoenhofer (2001) contend that the special contributions of nursing to nurturing the wholeness of persons and environment through caring. Additionally, they affirm all nursing takes place within nursing situations, as “shared lived experiences in which caring between the persons of nurse and nursed enhances the process of living and growing in caring” (see Chapter 2 of this text). Watson (1988) viewed caring as an intersubjective human process based on the belief that “persons learn from one another how to be human by identifying ourselves with others or finding their dilemmas in ourselves.” Boykin and Schoenhofer (2001)
User_34712 | Mar 29, 2021, 16:19 PM

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The Nature of Patient Responses The 2010 American Nurses Association’s Social Policy Statement defined nursing as the “diagnosis and treatment of human responses to actual and potential health problems.” The Circle of Caring model may be used effectively with the traditional tools of nursing diagnosis. Boykin and Schoenhofer (2001) conceptualized the phenomenon of human responses as “calls for nursing.” As such, these calls remain unique, interactional, and contextualized, and thus not amenable to any form of generic labeling. It is through coming to know people as caring persons that the nurse is able to fully hear each patient’s call.
User_34712 | Mar 29, 2021, 16:21 PM

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Hello friend please confirm file 5 and 6 i have put citation on every paragraph
Prof1990 | Mar 29, 2021, 16:31 PM

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that's great but you need the rational example....the patient has high BP of family history and stress life as on his complain or becos BP has been > then 140 constantly,
User_34712 | Mar 29, 2021, 16:54 PM

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User_34712 | Mar 29, 2021, 17:04 PM

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Hello friend I have added an example please you will confirm file 6 and 7
Prof1990 | Mar 29, 2021, 18:56 PM

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7 and 8 please
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Thanks. Good job. You can move to others. Thanks
User_34712 | Mar 30, 2021, 08:32 AM

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Hello friend kindly confirm file 9 am done and uploaded the assignment
Prof1990 | Mar 30, 2021, 19:18 PM

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