VARK Questionnaire: Visual And Kiesthetic Learning

Once I figure out a strategy I apply the doing piece, trying and tweaking my approach until I have found an optimized route. Being aware of my learning style is important because not every child will learn the same. As a teacher, I need to be able to teach to everyone. When I placed my learning style scores into the grid, I

Most hospitals want more experienced people to be handling the infants for their health. Going to neonatal will require taking classes in pediatric care, pharmacology, and physiology. After going through all the registered nurse classes and prerequisites it will be time for the exam. Going on after that is when the RN would certify through a professional association, and state boards (Bureau of Labor Statistics). Neonatal nurses have more advanced tasks in this career.

What would you recommend to future students regarding completing this assignment? I would recommend getting patient’s information as much as you can, such as from computer chart, physical chart, nurses who take of the patient for a longer period. Carefully observe the patient before interacting. Prepare what questions you are going to ask this patient. After interacting with the patient, compare the chart with patient’s statement to find out what is consistent or what is not consistent.

The potential salary, starting salary and the potential for moving up in the medical field. The employment outlook, or is the field saturated and therefore more competitive? What is a Registered Nurse? A Registered Nurse is a nurse that provide and coordinate patient care, educate patients and the public about various health conditions, and provide advice and emotional support to patients and their family members (“What is Nursing?”). Some of the responsibility and/or duties

It is my responsibility to have admission and continued reviews done promptly and accurately to determine whether the patient meets medical necessity for inpatient or outpatient status. I review all patients’ charts, especially those in an observation status. They are reviewed frequently and in real-time to ensure they are actively being managed and in the correct status. Observation patients are given priority in order to catch patients that may be discharged. Collaboration continues with the physicians and if there is a question about status, the chain of command listed above is followed.

Enalapril is an ACEI that can be used as first-line treatment for hypertension in diabetics and in those with HF. However, Angioedema can happen even after years of taking. During that time, Enalapril needs to be stopped immediately. (Tindall et al, 2014). PT is instructed to monitor blood pressure three times per day

As a registered nurse, I had admitted countless of patient in the hospital I work at. As part of our facility 's admission questioner, we nurses are required to ask our patient or their loved ones (or caregiver) if patient has any Advance Health Care Directive (AHCD) or Provider Orders For Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST). Furthermore, our facility has two different forms, AHCD (authored by our facility) and POLST (authored by Kokua Mau). In reviewing these two forms, it appears that the AHCD is more comprehensive that the POLST. The AHCD covers what is asked on the POLST with additional questioner on pain relief, patient able to appoint an alternate to the designated agent, able to appoint an alternate to the alternate designated agent, patient is able to limit the agents authority by allowing the patient specify the limitations, and allows the patient to donate his/her organs or body upon the patient 's death.

A would need to be admitted to a acute ward to be monitor before and after the operation. Before Mrs. A was admitted to the ward accident and emergency phoned the ward to give handover of Mrs. A. Handover from ward to ward is helpful as it means you get a basic picture of the patient and what care they will need. It also gives the ward enough time to help get things into place. Mrs. A was a 83 year old lady who lived alone with once daily package of care which is privately funded. Mrs. A has family who lived nearby and knew of her hospital admission.

Next, you must be certified in Neonatal Resuscitation and/or Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing.Typically, hospitals require that you work at least one year in a clinic before moving on to a hospital setting. There are quite a couple different reasons why I would appreciate to be a neonatal nurse. The most important reason being that I want to help ill babies get back to health. I want to help families in the worst situations. Newborn babies are fascinating, and I would love to take care of them.

Similarly to a anesthesiologist assistant, I am also very interested in being a nurse anesthetists. Much like an anesthesiologist assistant, nurse anesthetist asses how a patient will respond to a specific type of anesthetic according to their health history and intensity of the surgery. They inform the patients about the risks involved due to allergies or complications such as overdoses. Inside the operation room, nurse anesthetists hold a great deal of responsibility in giving the patient the right amount of anesthetic. They are responsible for communicating to the patient and their family about the measures that need to be taken before, during and after the surgery.

One week, my nurse and I had a patient who was delivering at 36 weeks. Because of this, she knew that the baby had to have blood glucose screening done. Instead of just trying to remember what the policy stated, my nurse went onto the Intranet and printed of the policy for Infant Blood Glucose Monitoring. She then clipped the policy to the infants chart so that, if the mom didn’t deliver, it would be there for the next nurse. Later on in our shift, the mom did deliver.

One of updated police was: Acceptance and admission of dialysis patients to outpatient’s settings. These changes was recommended by Department of Health (DOH) and action had to be taken immediately. The Medical director and the senior director of hemodialysis, and infection control staff had 24 hours to develop new policies and update others policies. They researched The Centers for disease control and prevention (CDC) recommendations, hospital policies, and infection control DOH recommendations. When new procedures were developed, the manager and director of the hemodialysis units started to educate the nursing staff and nephrologist.

Two of the most important things I have learned today were how to speak to a patient in a calm and informative manner and what is expected from a preoperative nurse. One thing I learned is that we as nurses are allowed to reassure the patient information about the surgery once the surgeon has explained everything. If the patient still wants to talk to the surgeon, we should get the surgeon to come and talk directly with the patient. Another thing I learned is always ask about advance directs. Most patients do not know what advance directs are, so we should clarify the information and make sure they are satisficed with their decisions.

Therefore, nurses need to led innovations so they can develop models to prove how to access care and improve quality of care. Also, manage nursing clinics. All possible education acquired with basic competency to meet the demands of an aging and diverse society, with an emphasizes on clinical training done in a healthcare facility to go across the life span. Nurse need to expand their scope of practice, with full extent of their knowledge and licensure work with physicians to provide cost effectiveness and the shortage of primary care. Also, with embracing technology by learning the newest medical techniques, this includes schools using a stimulation lab and online courses.

Who am I as a learner ?As a learner i am a visual learner. I am a visual learner because I have to see the directions for a project to be able to complete the project. if i don’t see the directions i will not be able to complete the task i am asked to do. am a tactile learner because one i have to touch everything. Two i am well coordinated.