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- Mr. Cardia has been admitted to your ward and care is assigned to you. Information from the history you have taken includes reporting 4 days of anorexia, nausea, vomiting, and occasional diarrhoea before he sought medical attention. His wife says he'd started falling asleep frequently, looked pale, and mentioned seeing yellow spots. Current medications: 0.25 mg of digoxin once a day and 20 mg of frusemide twice a day for heart failure. Vital signs: BP 110/60 P 46 RR 26 T 36.5 What may the signs and symptoms indicate? (two words)Patient name Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit3 Unit 4 C. Ngyume Paul Wm. SeValle Foster Memorial Community Hospital Ft. Benning Convalescent Home A-1 Pharmacy American Medical Corp. Dr. Spock's Clinic St. Jude's Hospital Russ Wilder Ambulance Service Russ Wilder Ambulance Service Mt. Blanc Druggist Century 21 Medical Supply College of St. Catherine Washington School, St Paul, MN Mary Cain Pharmacy, Waco, TX Mary Cain Pharmacy, Inc. Riverside County Public Library University of California Los Angeles University of California-Davis St. Louis Publications Minneapolis Community and Technical College Father Buechner Sister Sue Ellen C. R. Toll Rebecca Toll (Mrs. John) Mrs. John A. PetersonTo obtain more information about the client's current status, which questions are a priority for the nurse to ask family? (Select all that apply. One, some, or all options may be correct.)Select all that applyDoes you have any other children?Have you offered fluids other than formula?What was the client's last weight?Has the client completed all their immunizations?How many hours does the client normally sleep each day?
- Patient Presentation: Monica Buffay is a 35-year-old woman who presents to her new PCP with some complaints of feeling tired, lethargic, and “fuzzy-headed” for the last 6 months. When asked about how she has been feeling she uttered “I always feel so tired lately. Maybe I’m working too hard?” . She has seen her previous PCP several times over this period of time, and she has been told that her symptoms are probably due to anemia, depression, or perimenopause. Several months ago, she developed menorrhagia that resulted in iron deficiency anemia (hematocrit 31%, MCV 68 μm3). However despite treatment with iron (and resultant improvement of her anemia), a hormonal contraceptive to help regulate her menstrual cycle, and an antidepressant, her symptoms have slowly worsened. She notes that 24 months ago, she attended a local health fair that provided a variety of laboratory tests. The result of her TSH at that time was 6.2 mIU/L, and her total cholesterol was 246 mg/dL. Her PCP felt that the…Donald has a history of DM I. There's an order to administer 10 units.The nurse is using a U-100 syringe. How many units should the nursedraw up in the syringe and administer?Patient's Profile: A 22-year-old woman in her 2 pregnancy has arrived in the labor ward at 38 weeks 3 days She had a normal delivery 18 months ago. This pregnancy has been complicated by persistent vomiting until 20 weeks and more recently by anemia. She reports contractions commencing approximately 4 hours ago. She took paracetamol at home and tried to relieve the pain with a bath, but now she feels she cannot cope with the pain She had a show 2 days ago but has had no bleeding since then and has not noticed any vaginal leak. She has felt the baby moving normally all day. Physical Examination: BP is 110/58 mmHg, heart rate is 98/min. The presentation is cephalic with 2/5 palpable abdominally, Uterine contractions are palpable and the uterus is non-irritable. On vaginal examination the cervix is 5 cm dilated and the head is 1 cm above the ischial spines. The fetus is right occipitotransverse with mild caput and molding. The membranes are intact but rupture spontaneously during…
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