Order Description
saw the rest of my class is posting how hypertension affects the Hispanic population, low income population and discuss also one of the related symptoms like epistaxis. Essay, and at least two references APA style under 400 words. Bellow are some parameters the professor want us to be focused.
H. N., a 53 year old Hispanic housekeeper, has come into the emergency department with epistaxis of 2 hours’ duration. Vital signs are BP 160/100, P 86, R 19, T 37.3 C. She states that her normal pressure is 110/70.

1.Discuss the developmental, age, socioeconomic, and cross-cultural considerations that should be considered during the gathering of subjective and objective data and the provision of health care.
2.Relate expected findings to the findings described.
3.Discuss any additional information that might be needed before a judgment or diagnosis can be made.
4.Identify at least one relevant nursing diagnosis for any actual or potential problem identified.

Here is a sample of one of my classmates essays:
The discussion this week centers around H.N. who is a 53 year old Hispanic female. Medical personnel must always be aware of cultural differences when assessing patients because this information can help the patient have a more positive outcome. When assessing this patient the nurse must take into account several factors such as age, socioeconomic and cross-cultural considerations. According to Jarvis (2016) Hispanics have poverty rates as high as 25.4% compared with 13% for non-Hispanic Whites. Hispanics also have lower educational levels with 36% not graduating from high school compared with 12% of non-Hispanic Whites (Jarvis, 2016).

Order Description
saw the rest of my class is posting how hypertension affects the Hispanic population, low income population and discuss also one of the related symptoms like epistaxis. Essay, and at least two references APA style under 400 words. Bellow are some parameters the professor want us to be focused.
H. N., a 53 year old Hispanic housekeeper, has come into the emergency department with epistaxis of 2 hours’ duration. Vital signs are BP 160/100, P 86, R 19, T 37.3 C. She states that her normal pressure is 110/70.

1.Discuss the developmental, age, socioeconomic, and cross-cultural considerations that should be considered during the gathering of subjective and objective data and the provision of health care.
2.Relate expected findings to the findings described.
3.Discuss any additional information that might be needed before a judgment or diagnosis can be made.
4.Identify at least one relevant nursing diagnosis for any actual or potential problem identified.

Here is a sample of one of my classmates essays:
The discussion this week centers around H.N. who is a 53 year old Hispanic female. Medical personnel must always be aware of cultural differences when assessing patients because this information can help the patient have a more positive outcome. When assessing this patient the nurse must take into account several factors such as age, socioeconomic and cross-cultural considerations. According to Jarvis (2016) Hispanics have poverty rates as high as 25.4% compared with 13% for non-Hispanic Whites. Hispanics also have lower educational levels with 36% not graduating from high school compared with 12% of non-Hispanic Whites (Jarvis, 2016).

Order Description
saw the rest of my class is posting how hypertension affects the Hispanic population, low income population and discuss also one of the related symptoms like epistaxis. Essay, and at least two references APA style under 400 words. Bellow are some parameters the professor want us to be focused.
H. N., a 53 year old Hispanic housekeeper, has come into the emergency department with epistaxis of 2 hours’ duration. Vital signs are BP 160/100, P 86, R 19, T 37.3 C. She states that her normal pressure is 110/70.

1.Discuss the developmental, age, socioeconomic, and cross-cultural considerations that should be considered during the gathering of subjective and objective data and the provision of health care.
2.Relate expected findings to the findings described.
3.Discuss any additional information that might be needed before a judgment or diagnosis can be made.
4.Identify at least one relevant nursing diagnosis for any actual or potential problem identified.

Here is a sample of one of my classmates essays:
The discussion this week centers around H.N. who is a 53 year old Hispanic female. Medical personnel must always be aware of cultural differences when assessing patients because this information can help the patient have a more positive outcome. When assessing this patient the nurse must take into account several factors such as age, socioeconomic and cross-cultural considerations. According to Jarvis (2016) Hispanics have poverty rates as high as 25.4% compared with 13% for non-Hispanic Whites. Hispanics also have lower educational levels with 36% not graduating from high school compared with 12% of non-Hispanic Whites (Jarvis, 2016).