Abstract Introduction : Polycystic ovarian syndrome is the most common endocrinopathy among reproductive age women can cause long-term reproductive and metabolic consequences, including but not limited to infertility, heart disease, diabetes and obesity. In the majority of cases insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia seem to have an important role in the etiology. The aim of this…
Is Social Media a Cause of Mental Health Decline
Is social media the reason for our mental health declining? Social media. Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat everyone is obsessed, but is it making our mental health worse than it already is? We have to wonder what is happening to the world when 24% of Brits have mental health issues such as anxiety and depression related…
ABCDE Structure Assessment of Patient with Cystic Fibrosis
The ABCDE structured assessment will be discussed throughout this essay. The ABCDE approach is a tool which Healthcare Professionals use to assess a deteriorating patient quickly and effectively. The structured assessment allows Healthcare Professionals to identify and respond to life threatening situations in a priority order of what is most at risk (Thim et al.,…
Preventative Measures for Teenage Pregnancy
What is your narrowed topic ? Be detailed in your answer. You can use any of the versions you’ve developed for prior assignments. The narrowed topic of my research paper is preventative measures for teenage pregnancy. The two preventative measures for teenage pregnancy that I have an argument for are an increase in good parenting…
Contextual Framework on the Barriers- Assessments and Treatments
Introduction Everyone experiences emotional ups and downs from time to time caused by certain events in our lives. Mental health related conditions go beyond these emotional reactions to specific situations. They are medical conditions that cause changes in how we think and feel and within our mood. But for individuals who identify as lesbian, gay,…
Roys Adaptation Model in Nursing
Effective nursing practice is built upon a solid foundation of knowledge, skills and compassion as well as maintaining the ability to care for patients and their families in an efficient, effective and helpful way. Nursing care is rooted in research and theories that are applied into practice in order to provide the best patient care…
Nursing Student Medication Administration Performance: A Longitudinal Assessment and Randomized Trial
ABSTRACT Background: The incidence of errors in healthcare are largely impacted by the competence of those providing direct patient care. As the primary care provider at the bedside, nurses must be prepared to prevent mistakes like medication errors that cause patient harm. Objective: The purpose of this study was to describe the medication administration performance…
Does Nursing Need Theory
=Do nurses need theory? A question that can be considered on many different levels. If one considers the evolution of nursing over time, one can observe that the nurse of antiquity was arguably as dependent on the prevalent theories of the day as the current nurse. Theory determines practice and theory justifies practice (Einstein paraphrased…
The Aging Process Health And Social Care Essay
INTRODUCTION The word “Aging” and “Old Age” are highly subjective. “Aging” is defined as the time from birth to the present for a living individual, as measured in specific units (John Anne). The meaning of old and aging depend to a great extent on how old the speaker is and that person’s experiences. The process…
This reflective essay is centred on pain assessment
For the purpose of the case study I intend to use Gibbs(1998) model of reflection as this model is clear, precise allowing for description, analysis and evaluation of the experience, then prompts the practitioner to formulate an action plan to improve their practice in future(Jasper, 2003). Wilkinson (2007) identifies assessment as the first phase of…