Incidence rates represent the new cases for a disease in a given population. Incidence and Prevalence Rates Incidence rates represent the new cases for a disease in a given population. Prevalence rates represent the existing cases of a disease in a given population. Examples of incidence rates are: 1. New cases of influenza in a … Read more
Laboratory data unremarkable and the HCP has diagnosed the patient with Parkinson’s Disease. A 67-year-old man presents to the HCP with chief complaint of tremors in his arms. He also has noticed some tremors in his leg as well. The patient is accompanied by his son, who says that his father has become “stiff” and … Read more
Create a plan of care showing how you would employ the indicators to improve the outcome. Assignment NSG 468 week 3Assignment Content This assignment is designed to illustrate the importance of nurse-sensitive indicators in relationship to patient outcomes. 1) Select a condition or disease. 2) Identify the nurse-sensitive indicators that relate to your selection, and … Read more
Explain what primary criteria qualify someone for Medicaid. Medicaid Medicaid is a joint federal and state government program that is designed to provide healthcare coverage for Americans with income levels that are below the federal poverty level. Medicaid is a need based healthcare plan that is operated by states. Task: 1. Explain what primary criteria … Read more
Why do Coxiella show variable Gram stain results-that is, they may stain gram-positive or gram-negative Coxiella burnetti Background The life cycle of Coxiella burnetii wasn’t described until 1981, although the bacterium had been recognized more than 40 years earlier. Observations made by many researchers were finally assembled to show that this bacterium has a more … Read more
