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Clinical Paper Purpose:

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2. To critically analyze the contributing factors of multiple disease processes for a patient.

3. To compose a professional nursing paper.

Instructions:

1. At the end of this directive is your patient’s case scenario, follow the template provided to present this patient’s past medical history and reason for hospitalization, complex needs etc. (see below)

Criteria: 1. No more than 7 to 9 pages (excluding Title, Abstract, and Reference pages).

2. Paper must be done according to APA format. No other format will be accepted.

3. At least five nursing references must be used for this paper.

4. References should be nursing journal articles less than five (5) years old, and One Textbook (ONLY) is allowed for one reference.

Clinical Paper Header(s) Template: Clinical….

Assignment – Pharmacokinetics of all agents used to treat the alcohol abuse (absorption, distribution, elimination, metabolism, half-life, Vd)

– Pharmacodynamics of all agents used to treat the alcohol abuse (what receptors or enzymes do they work on and how do they affect them, etc)

– Evidence of the efficacy of all agents used to treat the alcohol abuse (Discussion of the efficacy of all treatments at the level of primary literature)

– Dosing schedules of all agents used to treat the alcohol abuse (Discusses the dosing schedules approved in Australia, and where they are not approved this is noted and commented on.)

– Precautions/Adverse effects of all agents used to treat alcohol abuse (Extensive discussion of the important side effects, including how to avoid or manage them)

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Assignment – Pharmacokinetics of all agents used to treat the alcohol abuse (absorption, distribution, elimination, metabolism, half-life, Vd)

– Pharmacodynamics of all agents used to treat the alcohol abuse (what receptors or enzymes do they work on and how do they affect them, etc)

– Evidence of the efficacy of all agents used to treat the alcohol abuse (Discussion of the efficacy of all treatments at the level of primary literature)

– Dosing schedules of all agents used to treat the alcohol abuse (Discusses the dosing schedules approved in Australia, and where they are not approved this is noted and commented on.)

– Precautions/Adverse effects of all agents used to treat alcohol abuse (Extensive discussion of the important side effects, including how to avoid or manage them)

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0.The following pigments can occur in tissue as a result of metabolism except: a)Haemazoin b)Bilirubin c)Porphyrins d)Lipofuscin e)Asbestos 1.Which of the following agents can be used to remove pink disease artefacts? a)Running tap water b)20% nitric acid c)2% nitric acid d)70% alcohol e)0.2% urea 2.Tissues fixed in non-alcoholic picric acid based fixative: a)Should be washed in 20-40% alcohol b)Should be transferred to 90% alcohol before processing c)Form insoluble green precipitate in water d)Require post-chroming and mordanting e)Should not be cleared in chloroform 3.The purpose of embalming include the following except; a)Disinfection b)Body disposal c)Preservation d)Restoration e)Colouration 4.Kaiser Ling solution II is recommended for museum specimen because of: a)Its ability to mix with paraffin wax b)High concentration of formaldehyde c)Vapour production d)Its ability to distort tissue structures e)Its ability….

0.The following pigments can occur in tissue as a result of metabolism except: a)Haemazoin b)Bilirubin c)Porphyrins d)Lipofuscin e)Asbestos 1.Which of the following agents can be used to remove pink disease artefacts? a)Running tap water b)20% nitric acid c)2% nitric acid d)70% alcohol e)0.2% urea 2.Tissues fixed in non-alcoholic picric acid based fixative: a)Should be washed in 20-40% alcohol b)Should be transferred to 90% alcohol before processing c)Form insoluble green precipitate in water d)Require post-chroming and mordanting e)Should not be cleared in chloroform 3.The purpose of embalming include the following except; a)Disinfection b)Body disposal c)Preservation d)Restoration e)Colouration 4.Kaiser Ling solution II is recommended for museum specimen because of: a)Its ability to mix with paraffin wax b)High concentration of formaldehyde c)Vapour production d)Its ability to distort tissue structures e)Its ability….

0.The following pigments can occur in tissue as a result of metabolism except: a)Haemazoin b)Bilirubin c)Porphyrins d)Lipofuscin e)Asbestos 1.Which of the following agents can be used to remove pink disease artefacts? a)Running tap water b)20% nitric acid c)2% nitric acid d)70% alcohol e)0.2% urea 2.Tissues fixed in non-alcoholic picric acid based fixative: a)Should be washed in 20-40% alcohol b)Should be transferred to 90% alcohol before processing c)Form insoluble green precipitate in water d)Require post-chroming and mordanting e)Should not be cleared in chloroform 3.The purpose of embalming include the following except; a)Disinfection b)Body disposal c)Preservation d)Restoration e)Colouration 4.Kaiser Ling solution II is recommended for museum specimen because of: a)Its ability to mix with paraffin wax b)High concentration of formaldehyde c)Vapour production d)Its ability to distort tissue structures e)Its ability….

0.The following pigments can occur in tissue as a result of metabolism except: a)Haemazoin b)Bilirubin c)Porphyrins d)Lipofuscin e)Asbestos 1.Which of the following agents can be used to remove pink disease artefacts? a)Running tap water b)20% nitric acid c)2% nitric acid d)70% alcohol e)0.2% urea 2.Tissues fixed in non-alcoholic picric acid based fixative: a)Should be washed in 20-40% alcohol b)Should be transferred to 90% alcohol before processing c)Form insoluble green precipitate in water d)Require post-chroming and mordanting e)Should not be cleared in chloroform 3.The purpose of embalming include the following except; a)Disinfection b)Body disposal c)Preservation d)Restoration e)Colouration 4.Kaiser Ling solution II is recommended for museum specimen because of: a)Its ability to mix with paraffin wax b)High concentration of formaldehyde c)Vapour production d)Its ability to distort tissue structures e)Its ability….

0.The following pigments can occur in tissue as a result of metabolism except: a)Haemazoin b)Bilirubin c)Porphyrins d)Lipofuscin e)Asbestos 1.Which of the following agents can be used to remove pink disease artefacts? a)Running tap water b)20% nitric acid c)2% nitric acid d)70% alcohol e)0.2% urea 2.Tissues fixed in non-alcoholic picric acid based fixative: a)Should be washed in 20-40% alcohol b)Should be transferred to 90% alcohol before processing c)Form insoluble green precipitate in water d)Require post-chroming and mordanting e)Should not be cleared in chloroform 3.The purpose of embalming include the following except; a)Disinfection b)Body disposal c)Preservation d)Restoration e)Colouration 4.Kaiser Ling solution II is recommended for museum specimen because of: a)Its ability to mix with paraffin wax b)High concentration of formaldehyde c)Vapour production d)Its ability to distort tissue structures e)Its ability….

0.The following pigments can occur in tissue as a result of metabolism except: a)Haemazoin b)Bilirubin c)Porphyrins d)Lipofuscin e)Asbestos 1.Which of the following agents can be used to remove pink disease artefacts? a)Running tap water b)20% nitric acid c)2% nitric acid d)70% alcohol e)0.2% urea 2.Tissues fixed in non-alcoholic picric acid based fixative: a)Should be washed in 20-40% alcohol b)Should be transferred to 90% alcohol before processing c)Form insoluble green precipitate in water d)Require post-chroming and mordanting e)Should not be cleared in chloroform 3.The purpose of embalming include the following except; a)Disinfection b)Body disposal c)Preservation d)Restoration e)Colouration 4.Kaiser Ling solution II is recommended for museum specimen because of: a)Its ability to mix with paraffin wax b)High concentration of formaldehyde c)Vapour production d)Its ability to distort tissue structures e)Its ability….

0.The following pigments can occur in tissue as a result of metabolism except: a)Haemazoin b)Bilirubin c)Porphyrins d)Lipofuscin e)Asbestos 1.Which of the following agents can be used to remove pink disease artefacts? a)Running tap water b)20% nitric acid c)2% nitric acid d)70% alcohol e)0.2% urea 2.Tissues fixed in non-alcoholic picric acid based fixative: a)Should be washed in 20-40% alcohol b)Should be transferred to 90% alcohol before processing c)Form insoluble green precipitate in water d)Require post-chroming and mordanting e)Should not be cleared in chloroform 3.The purpose of embalming include the following except; a)Disinfection b)Body disposal c)Preservation d)Restoration e)Colouration 4.Kaiser Ling solution II is recommended for museum specimen because of: a)Its ability to mix with paraffin wax b)High concentration of formaldehyde c)Vapour production d)Its ability to distort tissue structures e)Its ability….