Analysis of Article

Advanced Medical Surgical Nursing

· Select a (1) meaningful research article from the five (5) that you were assigned in CoursePoint to read during the eight weeks in Advanced Medical Surgical Nursing class.

· Write a 100 word minimum/200 word maximum typed word analysis of your perception of what the article was about (in your own words).

· Your paper should include what a brief explanation on the overall article was about, and what implications it has for you (if any) as a new nurse. How could you use this new knowledge to improve nursing care for your patients?

· Please do grammar and spelling check, New Times Roman font size 12 throughout. Use paragraphs and APA for guidance.

· Reference the article at the end using APA format. You can use Owl Perdue.edu or APA Edition 7 for assistance.

· All articles must be checked for plagiarism. It is important that you write your own observations of the article-what it meant to you and do not use direct information unless cited in your paper.

· The article is to be submitted to Orbund as an attachment by the due date. Please
DON’T SAVE YOUR PAPER AS A PDF
. Save as a Word document.

Grading Criteria:

Item	Points
Spelling and grammar	10
APA formatting	10
Met 150 words or less requirement	15
Brief explanation of the article (what is it about)	20
Identified nursing implications	15
Identified ways that may improve nursing care of patients	20
Reference listed	10
Total Possible Points	100

Articles in CoursePoint to Choose From:

Cheronis, N., Rabold, E., Singh, A., & Cheema,T. (2021). Lung transplantation in COPD. CritCare Nurs Q, 44(1), 61-73. DOI: 10.1097/CNQ.0000000000000340.

Coletta,S., & Culleiton, A. L. (2020). Cardiogenic shock with resultant multiple organ dysfunction syndrome. Nursing 2020, 50(7), 54-60.

Dammann, K. Timmons, M. Edelman, M., Pierce, C.A., Higdon, E., & Bernard, A. C.(2020). Electrolyte analysis and replacement: Challenging a paradigm in surgical patients WWW..Journaloftraumanursing.com., p. 141-145.

Perkins, A. (2020). Nonpharmacologic approaches to pain management. www.NursingMadeIncrediblyEasy.com

Tucker, P., & Frenkel, T. S. (2020). Mild traumatic brain injury in the emergency department. Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal, 42(4), 234-242. DOI: 10.1097/TME.0000000000000326.

Taheri, L., Poorgholami, F., Zare, A., & Jahromi, M. K. (2020). Quality of life in patients with atrial fibrillation: An intervention. Nursing2020CriticalCare. www.nursingcriticalcare.com.

Format Reminder:

· Cover page with your name, date, name of Article reviewed, Class

· Review of article in 100-150 words or less in your own words (1st person)

· Reference page: APA format

All papers will be checked for plagiarism and if deemed plagiarized, the paper will not be graded but will be returned to the student to be redone. Any second incident of plagiarism will receive an automatic zero and will be reported to academics for immediate follow-up.

Journal Article

Name: Alexandra Lucius

Professor: Dr. Mcclave

Institution: Techni-pro institute

Date: 05/14/2022

NUR 233

Summary of the article:

Is the Knowledge Level of Coronary Heart Disease and Risk Factors among Post-Percutaneous Coronary Intervention Patients Adequate?

I discovered that the article is about the level of knowledge and risks of coronary heart disease. Very few people understand Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (Nolan & McGee, 2016). Without this information, patients need to understand the various risk factors they may get exposed to and how to get proper care from health institutions preventing the occurrence of a coronary event.

With this information, it becomes the obligation of the nurse to ensure that the patients are aware of the various methods of intervening against CHD and preventing future re-occurrences. For the nursing care of patients, this will be especially important in managing CHD through the post-percutaneous coronary intervention. As a registered nurse, I will educate my patients with CHD post procedure on life-style changes such as a low sodium, low fat diet, exercise, medication regime, and how to recognize and report important signs and symptoms of complications to the healthcare worker.

Reference

Nolan, M. T., & McKee, G. (2016). Is the knowledge level of coronary heart disease and risk factors among post-percutaneous coronary intervention patients adequate? Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, 31(3), pp E1-E9. DOI-10.1097/01.NME.0000457291.47089.93