A client in a long-term care facility has signed a form stating that he does not want to be resuscitated. he develops an upper r
espiratory infection that progresses to pneumonia. his health rapidly deteriorates, and he is no longer competent. during morning rounds, the nurse finds this client without vital signs. what should the nurse do next?
Hey there, Notify the physician that the client has no vital signs. <span>The resident has signed a document indicating a wish not to be resuscitated. The nurse should be aware of the resident's "do not resuscitate" status. The nurse should notify the physician so that he or she can pronounce the death and notify the family. </span> Hope this helps :))
When one or more of the sensory system, send information to the brain, and then how our brain make use of that information, this process is termed as Top-down processing.
Top down processing is a cognitive process.
It genrates with our thoughts, and goes to lower-level functions, such as the senses.
In pattern recognition, there is a use of contextual information,which takes palce with the help of Top down processing.
