Please respond to a minimum of 2 peers. In your responses, consider the following questions: In what ways do you agree or disagree with the analysis of the law your peer reviewed? Why?Does the law or

Please respond to a minimum of 2 peers. In your responses, consider the following questions: In what ways do you agree or disagree with the analysis of the law your peer reviewed? Why?Does the law or
Tomyra, Hello class,  Based on your readings and in regards to Frances’  history what additional questions do you have? Provide rationale for each question.(Have at least 3) 1. “Do you know if your parents or any first-degree relatives have anxiety?” Anxiety may have an inherited component so it is necessary to evaluate the family’s health history with anxiety. (cite) 2. “What symptoms do you experience when you’re feeling anxious?” This is an important question to ask because the symptoms the patient present can determine the level of anxiety which will then determine which interventions are likely to be effective. 3.  “Do you practice any techniques to manage your anxiety?” Knowing what the patient is already doing for their anxiety can help me to know what tools and other education I can provide for the patient to help better manage their anxiety.  Frances is cry and wants to understand why this happens to her? As her nurse what information will you give to her regarding anxiety?  (Elaborate on at least 3) 1, The minor anxiety you mentioned in high-school may have not been dealt with properly and now it is carrying over to college.  2. Anxiety can be inherited because first-degree relatives of clients with increased anxiety have higher rates of developing anxiety. So this could just be something that runs in the family. 3. Different experiences can cause anxiety, also stress and trauma can be a trigger for anxiety. For example, the emphasis on this test is what could have triggered your anxiety this time. However, learning to manage and prevent these triggers is what’s important now (What causes anxiety problemsn/d).  Explain the Clinical Course of anxiety to Henry. Include any cultural considerations. (Elaborate on at least 3 concepts) 1. The onset and clinical course of anxiety disorders are extremely variable, depending on the specific disorder.  2. Susto is diagnosed in some Hispanic clients during cases of high anxiety, sadness, agitation, weight loss, weakness and heart rate changes. 3. Symptoms are believed to occur because supernatural spirits or bad air from dangerous places and cemeteries invade the body.  What education will you provide for Frances regarding mental health promotion? Some tips for promoting mental health includes  Keeping a positive attitude and believe in yourself. Learn to relax Accept there are events you cannot control. Exercise regularly. Eat well-balanced meals. Limit intake of caffeine and alcohol. Get enough rest and sleep. Set realistic goals & expectations, and find an activity that is personally meaningful.  Frances states ” I think I have exam phobia.” What education will you provide about phobias? “A phobia is an illogical, intense and persistent fear of a specific object or social situation that causes extreme distress and interferes with normal functioning (cite).” There are 3 categories of phobias which include agoraphobia, specific phobia or social anxiety/phobia. Specific phobias are subdivided into different categories.  Add a Module 7 PHARMACOLOGICAL question: After you have analyzed the content from the discussion board, please add a question to the end of your initial post regarding the reading material for the week. Which drugs are widely used for anxiety and insomnia and are also used for several other indications.  
Please respond to a minimum of 2 peers. In your responses, consider the following questions: In what ways do you agree or disagree with the analysis of the law your peer reviewed? Why?Does the law or
Ricardo, When we talk about theHealth IT Legislation, what calls attention and I believe to be more important for the Health institution, the Nurse/Provider and for the Patient is related to the HIPAA Security Rule, more specifically about the Technical Protections that establish the security, the Integrity access and auditing of data related to the system improved. Such guidelines guarantee the reliability, trustworthiness and integrity of the system, trying to avoid fraud or manipulation of the system. (Rights, O. F. C., 2022) What is the problem that the law or regulation is trying to solve?Key provisions of HIPPA were enacted to formulate and regulate federal guidelines and standards relating to electronic healthcare (USF Health Online, (2023). The HIPPA security rule tries to guarantee the integrity of the system, allowing data confidentiality. In addition, it prevents data from being altered or destroyed, allowing an efficient audit of the entire process, whether in system management or even in legal proceedings. It also guarantees that the transmission of information is effective and done in a secure way, in order to protect the institution, providers and patients What is the purpose of the law or regulation?The proposed Hyppa security rule, and guaranteeing the reliability and trustworthiness of the system, allowing that data are protected and can be used when necessary, furthermore establishes rules that allow only authorized persons to access electronically protected health information (e-PHI ). (Rights, O. F. C., 2022) Who benefits from the legislation?The benefits related to the HIPPA security rule are related to: the confidentiality and security of patient data, the integrity of the system, guaranteed by the security of data transmission and the possibility of audits, thus avoiding the risk of fraud and manipulation of the system to own or financial purposes; protect health professionals and an institution from legal proceedings, as all data is stored in the database. How does this legislation impact nurses?The HIPPA legislation, related to the security and efficient storage of patient data, is a record that protected the nurse from future legal processes, in addition, through constant audits, it allows the management / administration to reassess the sector and take appropriate measures according to data evaluation. It is also important to point out that clear legislation such as this allows nurses to have greater confidence in the system, allowing for a more welcoming decision-making process for the patient.