NANDA approved Nursing Diagnosis

 NANDA approved Nursing Diagnosis

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 NANDA approved Nursing Diagnosis

Learning Goal: I’m working on a health & medical case study and need support to help me learn.

Physical assessment: Document what you see in your case study, if it does not apply or is not stated indicate as ‘n/a’.

Nursing diagnosis: Students are to write up 4 nursing diagnoses (2 actual and 1 risk-for) using the NSC Care Plan Template. At least 1 diagnosis must be physiological. The other diagnoses may be physiological or psychosocial. Nursing diagnosis must be relevant to the assigned patient. (NANDA approved dx related to, as evidenced by)

See link for NANDA approved nursing diagnosis.

https://challengesandinitiatives.trubox.ca/wp-content/uploads/sites/601/2018/12/Nanda-Nursing-diagnosis-list-2018-2020.pdf

Goals: Each nursing diagnosis should have one short-term and one long-term goal, appropriate nursing interventions, and evaluation. Must be directly related to the nursing diagnosis.

Intervention: Includes interventions or nursing actions that directly relate to the patient’s goals. Further details noted in relation to the execution of nursing care interventions (action and frequency). The number of interventions is appropriate to help the patient or family meet their goal (minimum of 3 interventions per goal stated).

Intervention Rationale: Evidence-based rationale per interventions listed.

Labs: Document lab values along with normal ranges for each value and interpret the value.

Medication: Students are to write up 3 medications used in the virtual learning experience on the appropriate NSC

Bothell Surveillance Capitalism Discussion

1.  According to Shoshanna Zuboff (Links to an external site.), what is surveillance capitalism and how is it different from industrial capitalism?  Zuboff argues that “surveillance capitalism is on a collision course with democracy.”  What does she mean?
2.  In The Daily,Kashmir Hill explores a new facial recognition tool developed by Clearview AI.  How does the Clearview app work?  There is little to no regulation for this kind of technology, which means broader social questions about its use have yet to be answered.  What do you think: do the benefits of the Clearview app outweigh the risks?  Why or why not?
3.  In The Known Citizen (see attachment), Sarah Igo considers the history of privacy in modern America, examining the complex rights and experiences associated with being “known.”  According to Igo, what do debates about privacy tell us about what it means to be a “modern citizen”?
4.  Black Mirror’s “Nosedive” (Season 3, Episode 1)depicts a social landscape in which every interaction is ranked and these rankings influence the degree to which one can access social goods and services.  How does this form of social surveillance change human behavior in the episode? (cite specific examples)  What was your reaction to the ending?**

**Black Mirror is available on  (Links to an external site.)Netflix (Links to an external site.)  However, if you do not have access to either, please read Kate Crawford et. al’s  article, “Our Metrics Ourselves” (see attachment)

about the weight scale and the wearable self-tracking device (i.e. FitBit) instead, and answer the following questions.  According to Crawford et. al., how have these technologies changed the way that people “know” themselves?  How is “self-knowledge” used as as a marketing strategy for each?  Cite specific examples from the text.

 NANDA approved Nursing Diagnosis

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