Imagine that you are part of a research team that specializes in diagnosing disorders associated with malfunctioning cellular structures.  Medical doctors consult your group to help diagnose particularly difficult cases.  You have been presented with the following data: Patient History: 2-day old male Low birth-weight (4 lbs. 5 ounces) Difficulty suckling/swallowing Seizures Gastrointestinal bleeding Physical Examination Enlarged liver Low muscle tone/inability to move Glaucoma Facial deformities Impaired hearing Jaundiced skin Laboratory Results High levels of hydrogen peroxide in cells High levels of fats and amino acids in cells   Explain which organelles and/or structures may be involved.  Explain how the Use the patient history, physical examination and laboratory results support your conclusions.

First part of the scenario Carol Brady is 65-year-old female who has been admitted to your ward overnight, following a fall from a ladder while she was cleaning windows at home yesterday. She has a fracture to her left tibia and a laceration above her left eyebrow, which received four sutures in ED. Her husband witnessed the fall and reports there was brief LOC. Phx: GORD, HT, Migraines.   You receive the following information during handover: Carol slept well intermittently overnight, waking with complaints of a headache and pain at # site. Analgesia was given by RN at 0400hrs. Dressing insitu above left brow and POP insitu left leg. We have not been able to assess her mobility as she has been sleeping most of the night and didn't want to disturb her.   Q1. Describe the nursing assessments you would perform on Carol       The second part of the scenario During your nursing assessment you find the following: That Carol has complaints of a headache and 8/10 pain at # site. On…

A visiting nurse is performing a family assessment of ayoung couple caring for their newborn who was diagnosedwith cerebral palsy. The nurse notes that the mother’s hairand clothing are unkempt, the house is untidy, and themother states that she is “so busy with the baby that I don’thave time to do anything else.” What would be the priorityintervention for this family?a. Arrange to have the infant removed from the home.b. Inform other members of the family of the situation. c. Increase the number of visits by the visiting nurse.d. Notify the care provider and recommend respite care forthe mother.

Scenario: Frank Fellow, a 72-year-old is recently discharged after beingdiagnosed with early onset dementia. He lives in a two-story housewith his wife Amelia. The doctor requested PSW visit twice a week. Thedischarge note reported: moderate-sized red discoloration located onFrank’s inner thigh. Medical history includes hypertension, diabetesmellitus type 2 on insulin injection, rheumatoid arthritis, and GERD.Frank has been doing the insulin injection himself since he wasdiagnosed.You are the PSW assigned for Frank. This is the first initial visit.A. Create a care plan based on 2 identified care needs Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Evaluation