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Look up Yen Nguyen in Vol 2 Ch 18. Read about her first visit to the clinic. Answer the following questions and print them out and bring to class on Wednesday. What is Yen Nguyen's chief complaint? Complaining of pain and drainage from her right eye. Based on her subjective and objective data, give 2 NANDA nursing diagnoses for this client. (See Nurselabs.com) NANDA dx components: Qualifiers + (related to) etiology + (as evidenced by) defining characteristics or risk factors. Eg: Acute Pain R/T tissue ischemia AEB pain rating (8/10), grimacing, guarding behavior. Write up a SOAP note based on this clinic visit. 

          Look up Yen Nguyen in Vol 2 Ch 18. Read about her first visit to the clinic. Answer the following questions and print them out and bring to class on Wednesday.

What is Yen Nguyen's chief complaint? Complaining of pain and drainage from her right eye.

Based on her subjective and objective data, give 2 NANDA nursing diagnoses for this client. (See Nurselabs.com)
NANDA dx components:
Qualifiers + (related to) etiology + (as evidenced by) defining characteristics or risk factors.
Eg: Acute Pain R/T tissue ischemia AEB pain rating (8/10), grimacing, guarding behavior.

Write up a SOAP note based on this clinic visit.
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Look up Yen Nguyen in Vol 2 Ch 18. Read about her first visit to the clinic. Answer the following questions and print them out and bring to class on Wednesday. What is Yen Nguyen's chief complaint? Complaining of pain and drainage from her right eye. Based on her subjective and objective data, give 2 NANDA nursing diagnoses for this client. (See Nurselabs.com) NANDA dx components: Qualifiers + (related to) etiology + (as evidenced by) defining characteristics or risk factors. Eg: Acute Pain R/T tissue ischemia AEB pain rating (8/10), grimacing, guarding behavior. Write up a SOAP note based on this clinic visit.
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00:01 Hello everyone in this question we are given the two records, acupuncture and placebo.
00:07 So here we are given the pain intensity before vas and pain intensity after vas and the difference between the before and after pain intensity for the acupuncture.
00:21 Same as placebook for the placebo of the pain intensity before vas and pain intensity after after the pain intensity after vas.
00:30 And we have given the difference between the before and after.
00:35 So here we need to find is there is sufficient evidence to conclude that the acupuncture reduces the pain intensity on average or not? we need to find this and another question is that is there sufficient evidence to conduct that the acupuncture the acupuncture treatment produces a higher mean reduction in vas scores compared to the placebook.
01:09 So here, so from the given data we can write for the first part that is yes, the treatment using the acupuncture is reducing the pain intensity on average rate...
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