Apply the nursing process as it relates to theoretical principles in the nursing management of children and adolescents within the family system.

use the above Student Learning Outcome and incorporate it to care for an 8-year-old male, weighing 11.4 kg who was admitted to the hospital on 09/30/2019 and diagnosed with feeding intolerance and vomiting. Patient medical History cerebral palsy, global developmental delay, oromotor dysfunction leading to G-tube dependence, chronic malnutrition, and chronic constipation. mom reports daily coffe ground emesis with associted 1.3kg weight loss which started after G-tube was placed on 08/14/19. patient is NPO (nothing by mouth), but was on Pediasure prior to admission.

plan to take the patient to the OR for EGD at 10am

medication: Pantoprazole

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The discussion here is on Oats and O’Connor. Write a paper about either “A Good Man is Hard To Find” using the short story and The Misfit screenplay or “Where are you going? Where have you been?” using the short story and the other information in casebook (Bob Dylan Lyrics, Pied Piper etc.) to answer the questions below. 5-7 pages – MLA style.

1) What is the subject of the story, and what does the story reveal about that subject?

2) How are human beings portrayed in the short story? Do they come across as fundamentally flawed and selfish? Do they come across as heroic? Does the story present a mix?

3) How does the author portray different characters? Are they typified? Are they round? Do they embody any highly negative qualities? Do they have any redeeming qualities? If some characters are portrayed as “good,” what good things do they do? If they are flawed, how are they flawed, and to what extent?

4) How does the author portray the society in which the characters live? Is it a life-enhancing or a life-destroying society? Are the characters we care about in conflict with their society? Do they wish to escape their society? Are they trapped by it? Do they want to change it, and if so, why?

5) What control over their lives do the characters have? What controls and governs their choices? To what extent are they “free” to choose, and to what extent are their choices controlled by social forces, by the forces of their own passions, or by fate? To what extent are they to blame for their actions?

6) Who serves as the moral center of the work? Is there one? Do you think there is always a need for one in every work of fiction? If you feel there is one in the novel/story you are presently reading, what does the author do to convince you of this? What values does the moral center embody? What effect does the moral center have on the other characters?

7) What conflicts are in the story? What kind of conflicts are these? Are they material, emotional, moral, spiritual? Are these conflicts clear-cut or ambiguous? Is someone clearly right and someone clearly wrong? Why or why not? Does right win in the end? If it doesn’t, why not?

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Instructions: Focus on Japan when looking at Ethnography of a Subculture

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