Reflective Journal 

Learners are required to maintain a Reflective Journal integrating leadership and inquiry into current practice. 

In your journal, you will reflect on the personal knowledge and skills gained in the current course addressing a variable combination of the following: new practice approaches, intraprofessional collaboration, health care delivery and clinical systems, ethical considerations in health care, population health concerns, the role of technology in improving health care outcomes, health policy, leadership and economic models, and/or health disparities. Outline what you discovered about your professional practice, personal strengths and weaknesses that surfaced, what additional resources and abilities could be introduced to a given situation to influence optimal outcomes, and finally how you met the competencies aligned to this course.

  

I need a journal of my first day Bethany Child Development located in Miami garden 

Google Bethany Daycare in Miami Gardens Florida

1- Date of activity, site orientation

2- Introduction  =120 hours community clinical  rotation

3- Greet by Mrs daisy who went over my credential, and review the policies

4- Meet the teachers Mrs. La Fern, and Olga and the children.

1- What did you do?

Help setting tables doe lunch, and mat for naps 

Play with them draw on the paper

Observe their fine and gross motor

2- What did I learned from this activity (Personal Reflection) self evaluation

3-What were the positives about the experience?

4-What were the negatives about the experience? (Long hours)

5-what did you learn, goals objectives

6-What  recommendations can you offer to enhance this learning experiences

Create a study guide for your assigned disorder. Your study guide should be in the form of an outline with references, and you should incorporate visual elements such as concept maps, charts, diagrams, images, color coding, mnemonics, and/or flashcards. Be creative! It should not be in the format of an APA paper. Your guide should be informed by the DSM-5 but also supported by at least three other scholarly resources.

Areas of importance you should address, but are not limited to, are:

• Signs and symptoms according to the DSM-5
• Differential diagnoses
• Incidence
• Development and course
• Prognosis
• Considerations related to culture, gender, age
• Pharmacological treatments, including any side effects
• Nonpharmacological treatments
• Diagnostics and labs
• Comorbidities
• Legal and ethical considerations
• Pertinent patient education considerations

  

Onychomycosis is an illness brought on by fungus which impacts the fingernails, primarily those of the foot. Although can easily infect other nails on a single foot after a while, the disease generally begins on among the huge toes. It’s typical for individuals who have onychomycosis to possess athlete ‘s feet in exactly the same period, and that is created by fungi, but which will in this instance would just impact the skin. It’s a typical illness which can impact between four % along with eighteen % of the public. The prevalence increases of its with age, and additionally, there are much more situations in certain particular groups, like professional athletes, diabetics or ranchers. Individuals see the disease whenever they recognize changes in nail color or even design (Tchernev, et all, 2013). As it’s not a condition which leads to great first pain, individuals with it don’t find out the doctor of theirs shortly, and that helps make the disease fully invade the nail and allow it to be much more hard to resolve. Most commonly, onychomycosis is left as an aesthetic modification of the nail, but often it makes persistent pain of hard fix. Thus, it’s ideal to identify the infection quickly and handle it. There are many treatment options nowadays, though oral antifungal medicines remain the primary choice for dealing with onychomycosis.

Fluconazole is used-to cure fungal infections, which includes yeast infections of the vagina, mouth, throat, esophagus (the tube which runs out of the mouth on the stomach), the abdomen (the region in between the chest as well as waist), the lungs, other organs and blood. Fluconazole is likewise used-to cure meningitis (infection of the membranes lining the mind along with spine) brought on by fungi. Fluconazole is likewise used-to stop yeast infections in-patients that are prone to be infected since they’re receiving treatment with chemotherapy or maybe radiation treatment prior to a bone marrow transplant (replacement of diseased spongy tissue in the bones with good tissue) (Tchernev, et all, 2013). Fluconazole is owned by a category of antifungals called triazoles. It really works by reducing the development of the fungi that create the infections. Fluconazole is provided in capsules and in a suspension (liquid) for dental use. It’s normally taken with or perhaps with no food, after one day. You might have to go for one serving of fluconazole, or maybe you might have to get fluconazole for many months or even other things. The length of treatment will depend on the condition of yours and just how healthy you react to fluconazole. Stick to the directions on the recommended medicine intelligently, and get your pharmacist or doctor to explain something you do not realize. Take fluconazole as instructed. Don’t increase or even reduce the serving, and go more frequently compared to the doctor of yours has told you. Fluconazole is often also used-to cure severe fungal infections, and they start in the lungs and also could spread throughout the entire body, and fungal infections of the eyes, nails and skin (Tchernev, et all, 2013). Fluconazole is often also used-to stop fungal infections in people that tend to be more apt to be infected since they’ve human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) or maybe cancer or maybe have had a procedure procedure (surgery to take out an organ and change it with a donor organ or even an artificial organ). Talk to the doctor of yours about the possible risks of running this particular medication to deal with the condition of yours.

I  will prescribed: 

NAME: Pedro Jimenes DATE: 2/5/2020

ADDRESS: 3481 SW 9 ST, Miami Fl DOB: 9/5/72

Dispense: Fluconazole 300 mg orally once a week 3 to 6 months

Refill: 0

SIGNATURE OF PRESCRIBING PRACTITIONER: Alicia Perez, ARNP 

I need a response to this study case. Post supported by peer-reviewed references, and in APA 6th ed format.