list the signs and symptoms of someone that may have spondyloarthpathy
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- Describe the types of arthritis. How do these affect an individuals ability to exercise? What are some precautions you must take when prescribing an exercise program for this population? Pt is a 67 y.o female as documented in addition to chronic smoking and malnutrition, she initially substained a right intertrochanteric hip fracture which was treated with intranadullary nailing last year. This unfortunately went on to a aseptic nonunion with subsequent screw cut out. Pt than underwent conversion to hemiarthroplasty complicated by distal femur fracture which was treated by ORIF of the distal femur. Pt was discharged to a rehab facility on chronic ceftriaxone with the plan for life long chronic suppression. Altered mental status and hypertension and leukocytesis. UA was suspicious to possible UTI. CT shows no obvious evidence but chronic perioslitis of her proximal femur. Risks for fall, left risk restriction, thrombocytosis, asymptomatic pyuria, lactic acidosis, chronic back pain, CVA with dysphasia presenting for septic shock, COPD, anxiety, depression, anemia, opioid use, smoking, Encephalopathy. At 8:30am pain was 7/10 and at 11:45am pain was 5/10. Base on the…Define and give a specific example of a fibrocartilaginous amphiarthosis.
- Briefly describe the anatomical characteristics and impairment of function seen in hip dysplasia.Pt is a 67 y.o female as documented in addition to chronic smoking and malnutrition, she initially substained a right intertrochanteric hip fracture which was treated with intranadullary nailing last year. This unfortunately went on to a aseptic nonunion with subsequent screw cut out. Pt than underwent conversion to hemiarthroplasty complicated by distal femur fracture which was treated by ORIF of the distal femur. Pt was discharged to a rehab facility on chronic ceftriaxone with the plan for life long chronic suppression. Altered mental status and hypertension and leukocytesis. UA was suspicious to possible UTI. CT shows no obvious evidence but chronic perioslitis of her proximal femur. Risks for fall, left risk restriction, thrombocytosis, asymptomatic puria, lactic acidosis, chronic back pain, CVA with dysphasia presenting for septic shock, COPD, anxiety, depression, anemia, opioid use, smoking, Encephalopathy. Please do a concept map on this ptPropose nursing interventions for pain management and mobility enhancement for Osteoarthritis