A 34-year-old cyclist is brought to the emergency department after being involved in a mountain bike crash that caused the client to be slammed against a tree. Initial laboratory results show:Hemoglobin7.9 g/dLWhite blood count 1800/LPlatelet count100,000/LPotassium5.5 mmol/LFor each laboratory result, use an X to indicate what action should be taken from the provided options. Only one action can be made for each result. Actions can be used only once.ResultActionsActionAction ActionAnticipate type and cross matchingImplement cardiac monitoringMonitor for inflammatory responsesAnticipate either fresh or frozen replacementHemoglobinWhite blood countPlatelet countPotassiumPlease write up in paragraph format (for each lab value) the rationale as to why you picked the answer that you did.

Discussion A: Bobby was hospitalized 6 days ago for appendicitis. After an appendectomy following a perforated appendix, he now has an open incision requiring BID dressing changes and contact isolation due to a hospital acquired MRSA infection. It is anticipated that he will be here for 5-10 more days for long term antibiotic therapy and wound care. He is 13 years old. He has been afebrile for 24 hours. The wound is open with minimal serous drainage.He is withdrawn and relates "just tired" when you inquire about how he is this morning. Last week he shared his interest in school. Gets A's in math, computer science and was supposed to be competing in the school science fair this week.What do you know about the adolescent and the appropriate developmental level?Keeping his diagnosis in mind, what about visitation?Is socialization a need?What other questions should you ask?Discussion B: Tina is 5 years old, lives with her mother and grandmother. Mother works 2 jobs to help support her mother and her daughter. Tina is well cared for but is now admitted for a cardiac catheterization due to the Ventricular Septal Defect (VSD) that was noted at birth.Tina has an extensive history of respiratory infections and a nursing diagnosis of 'activity intolerance'. Her mother relates that she does not allow her to play organized or competitive games due to her health. Tina smiles broadly when you come in the room to begin the pre-operative checklist. She starts to ask you a question when her grandmother tells her she must stay in the bed. "The nurse knows what she is doing and you will just be in the way." Tina continues to smile at you but moves back to the bed.You have identified some unique family dynamics, please relate.What is the Erikson developmental level that Tina should exhibit? And where do you think she is?How can you assist in the developmental growth?What education can you give to Tina and her grandmother pre operatively?What will she expect post operatively?

1.  Describe at least 3  nursing care delivery models. 2.  Describe communication strategies for effective interprofessional teams. 3.  Describe the behaviors that are important to demonstrate when working within a team to enhance teamwork and collaboration in the context of quality and safety.