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@amgRN I'm in my last semester so my courses are Competency Appraisal, Medsurg (emergency situationa) and Nursing leadership, Nursing Disaster. I actually want to learn effective learning strategies on how to sort my notes and make sense of it

I am a level 4 nursing student now, and with online classes and the normal changes happening in the educational system. I think everything happens so fast and my studies are barely keeping up with me. I feel like my syllabus is snowballing me till I take my boards. Really need a strategy to learn every important stuff without feeling so anxious. I feel lost on what to do first.. help.

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Thank you so much for your perspective, highly appreciate it. My client was into weightlifting, and since she can't do any intense workout, she's putting more focus on eating healthy. I think that's why I chose my diagnosis. But now, I can see how many flaws it has haha. it okay, ill keep learning. Two, I am assigned to give one risk and one wellness. While my groupmate is for the actual problem. I had a hard time choosing a diagnosis because the client was only experiencing the mild symptoms. Thank you so much for your perspective, highly appreciate it. My client was into weightlifting, and since she can't do any intense workout, she's putting more focus on eating healthy. I think that's why I chose my diagnosis. But now, I can see how many flaws it has haha. it okay, ill keep learning. Two, I am assigned to give one risk and one wellness. While my groupmate is for the actual problem. I had a hard time choosing a diagnosis because the client was only experiencing the mild symptoms.

Yeahhh I wasn't able to find any diagnosis suitable for her nutrition. I don't have my books with me RN

For the first diagnosis, it means covid 19 puts a person at risk for impaired ventilation by reducing energy reserves results to inability to maintain breathing needed to support life (source is nanda by murr, moorhouse and doenges, 15th ED)

She's 20 years old. the common symptoms (runny nose, cough, loss of taste and smell) but she used to workout a lot then she stopped because she easily feel too tired and lost a lot of weight, her bmi is 17.5 It wasn't indicated on the assessment we were given.

I made two diagnosis: 1. Risk for impaired spontaneous ventilaiton related to presence of existing infection (covid 19) and the other is wellness diagnosis since I jus realized we were asked come up with either. So its Readiness for enhanced nutrition related to desire to enhance nutritional status

What are the recommended nursing care plan for covid clients experiencing mild signs and symptoms?