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Scenario: As one of the literacy coaches in your school district, you have been asked to develop a presentation to share scientifically based interventions at an upcoming professional development conference in your district.

Scenario: As one of the literacy coaches in your school district, you have been asked to develop a presentation to share scientifically based interventions at… Read More »Scenario: As one of the literacy coaches in your school district, you have been asked to develop a presentation to share scientifically based interventions at an upcoming professional development conference in your district.

Scenario: Monroe High School has been identified as needing substantial improvement in addressing the achievement gap among students from different backgrounds. Under your leadership, the school aims to undertake a comprehensive initiative to revamp its instructional strategies and school culture to ensure equity and inclusion for all students.

Case Study Title: “Fostering Inclusive Instructional Leadership: The School Redesign Challenge”   Background:   You are a newly appointed principal at Monroe High School, a… Read More »Scenario: Monroe High School has been identified as needing substantial improvement in addressing the achievement gap among students from different backgrounds. Under your leadership, the school aims to undertake a comprehensive initiative to revamp its instructional strategies and school culture to ensure equity and inclusion for all students.

Scenario: A 38-year-old female presents to the emergency room with complaints of dyspnea and left leg pain. Patient reports that her left leg started feeling heavy a few days ago and has also been red since she returned from a recent trip. She denies any injury to her leg.

Scenario: A 38-year-old female presents to the emergency room with complaints of dyspnea and left leg pain.  Patient reports that her left leg started feeling… Read More »Scenario: A 38-year-old female presents to the emergency room with complaints of dyspnea and left leg pain. Patient reports that her left leg started feeling heavy a few days ago and has also been red since she returned from a recent trip. She denies any injury to her leg.

Scenario: A 38-year-old female presents to the emergency room with complaints of dyspnea and left leg pain. Patient reports that her left leg started feeling heavy a few days ago and has also been red since she returned from a recent trip.

CASE STUDY ANALYSIS   An understanding of the respiratory system is a critically important component of disease diagnosis and treatment. This importance is magnified by… Read More »Scenario: A 38-year-old female presents to the emergency room with complaints of dyspnea and left leg pain. Patient reports that her left leg started feeling heavy a few days ago and has also been red since she returned from a recent trip.

Scenario: A 24-year-old male presents to the clinic with a chief complaint of developing large areas of dandruff to his scalp and pitting of his fingernails. He also started noticing that he is having morning joint pain that partially relieves after he gets ready for work. He has used multiple types of dandruff shampoo without relief of symptoms.

Scenario:  A 24-year-old male presents to the clinic with a chief complaint of developing large areas of dandruff to his scalp and pitting of his… Read More »Scenario: A 24-year-old male presents to the clinic with a chief complaint of developing large areas of dandruff to his scalp and pitting of his fingernails. He also started noticing that he is having morning joint pain that partially relieves after he gets ready for work. He has used multiple types of dandruff shampoo without relief of symptoms.

Scenario You are in the same role you chose for Project One: Because you did such fantastic work with the training you held for community members and sworn officers, the Civilian Office of Accountability, a local advisory board, has invited you back to report back with specific potential ideas for the location you chose for Project One. The board would like to hear your thoughts on relevant issues, such as how other cultures view criminal justice professionals, and typical types of misunderstandings between such professionals and civilians.

CJ 120 Project Three Guidelines and Rubric Competency In this project, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following competency:   Describe how differences in… Read More »Scenario You are in the same role you chose for Project One: Because you did such fantastic work with the training you held for community members and sworn officers, the Civilian Office of Accountability, a local advisory board, has invited you back to report back with specific potential ideas for the location you chose for Project One. The board would like to hear your thoughts on relevant issues, such as how other cultures view criminal justice professionals, and typical types of misunderstandings between such professionals and civilians.

SCENARIO OVERVIEW: Pete Coleman is a 78-year-old male returning to the clinic to recheck his blood pressure and discuss any needed vaccines.

NR442 Pete Coleman Student Instructions © 2021 Chamberlain University. All Rights Reserved   Revised 10/12/2021 1   Student Instructions for i-Human Virtual Simulation NR442 Pete… Read More »SCENARIO OVERVIEW: Pete Coleman is a 78-year-old male returning to the clinic to recheck his blood pressure and discuss any needed vaccines.

Scenario 1 A school board member who has been an outstanding advocate for the district is up for re-election. He calls to ask you if you would help with his re-election campaign. He says he values your communication expertise and needs help to defeat his opponent, who is very vocal about reducing administrative positions in the district. He considers them fluff.€ In fact, your job as communication director is at the top of his list and will likely be the first to go. You know you can’t work on the campaign during working hours, but you agree to work from home on the incumbent’s campaign. You don’t plan to tell anyone else you are helping him because what you do on your own time is your business. What are the ethical issues related to this scenario?

For this week’s online discussion, read and review material on Ethics / and the PRSA Code of Ethics:   About the PRSA Code of Ethics: … Read More »Scenario 1 A school board member who has been an outstanding advocate for the district is up for re-election. He calls to ask you if you would help with his re-election campaign. He says he values your communication expertise and needs help to defeat his opponent, who is very vocal about reducing administrative positions in the district. He considers them fluff.€ In fact, your job as communication director is at the top of his list and will likely be the first to go. You know you can’t work on the campaign during working hours, but you agree to work from home on the incumbent’s campaign. You don’t plan to tell anyone else you are helping him because what you do on your own time is your business. What are the ethical issues related to this scenario?

Scenario: A 24-year-old male presents to the clinic with a chief complaint of developing large areas of dandruff to his scalp and pitting of his fingernails. He also started noticing that he is having morning joint pain that partially relieves after he gets ready for work. He has used multiple types of dandruff shampoo without relief of symptoms. He is unable to remember any significant family history concerns. Labs include a rheumatoid factor which was negative. His ESR was mildly elevated.

CASE STUDY ANALYSIS An understanding of cells and cell behavior is a critically important component of disease diagnosis and treatment. But some diseases can be… Read More »Scenario: A 24-year-old male presents to the clinic with a chief complaint of developing large areas of dandruff to his scalp and pitting of his fingernails. He also started noticing that he is having morning joint pain that partially relieves after he gets ready for work. He has used multiple types of dandruff shampoo without relief of symptoms. He is unable to remember any significant family history concerns. Labs include a rheumatoid factor which was negative. His ESR was mildly elevated.

Scenario # 1 You are working in a community health clinic on a team that has an LPN, RN, and nurse practitioner. Your first client of the day is a tearful young woman who states that she has had a painful rash to her genital area for the past couple of days. She came to the clinic today because the rash is getting progressively worse. Her vital signs are: 100.5 (PO), 114, 28, 145/88 Pain: 9 on a 1-10 scale. The client shares with you that her boyfriend has herpes. They never have sex when he is having a flare-up, so she is not sure how she could have gotten it from him.

Purpose   To treat clients with STIs with a nonjudgmental attitude within the scope of practice of the LPN while functioning on a team of… Read More »Scenario # 1 You are working in a community health clinic on a team that has an LPN, RN, and nurse practitioner. Your first client of the day is a tearful young woman who states that she has had a painful rash to her genital area for the past couple of days. She came to the clinic today because the rash is getting progressively worse. Her vital signs are: 100.5 (PO), 114, 28, 145/88 Pain: 9 on a 1-10 scale. The client shares with you that her boyfriend has herpes. They never have sex when he is having a flare-up, so she is not sure how she could have gotten it from him.