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- A patient is taking entacapone (Comtan) as part of the therapy for Parkinson’s disease. Which intervention by the nurse is appropriate at this time? a )Notify the patient that this drug causes discoloration of the urine.b )Limit the patient’s intake of tyramine-containing foods.c )Monitor results of renal studies because this drug can seriously affect renal function.d )Force fluids to prevent dehydrationDuring long-term corticosteroid therapy, the nurse will monitor the patient for Cushing’s syndrome, which is manifested by a )weight loss.b )moon face.c )hypotension.d )thickened hair growthRead the following Case studies and Diagnosis each person with a disorder from this chapter and explain why you picked that diagnosis 1) Marcy, a 28-year-old woman, was offered a job promotion with a substantial raise; however, she declined it because she would have to move her office to the seventh floor. She will not consider buying a two-story house and she has never been outside the country she lives in because she refuses to fly on an airplane; also, she will never climb a tree or ladder. 2) Bud, a 50-year-old male, seems to always be sick. When he has a headache, he fears it is a brain tumor. When he has indigestion problems, he fears it is an ulcer. He interpreted bruising as the first sign of AIDS. He has been to the doctor but tested negative for HIV.
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- . The character (s) is fictional. The description of the disease/disorder is based on information from Mulvihill, M.L.; Zelman, M.; Holdaway, P.; Tompary, E.; Turchany, J. (2000) Human Diseases. A Systemic Approach. Prentice Hall, New Jersey. Nerve Tissue Diseases: Tetanus1 While visiting his aunt that lives on a horse farm, Milo fell and injured his knee. His aunt cleaned the wound and covered the area with bandage. A week later, Milo was taken to the hospital because he could not open his jaws or swallow food. The doctor explained that a bacteria called tetanus bacillus that lives in animals’ intestines had entered the wound on Milo’s knee. The bacterium produced a strong toxin that stimulated Milo’s motor nerves innervating his jaws causing severe spasm of the muscles. Help Milo understand his condition by completing the following tasks: A. Draw and label the parts of amotor neuron. B. Draw a diagramto explain how myelin sheaths speed up the conductionof impulses through the…An example of an acute illness is: OInfluenza O Arthritis O Asthma O Diabetes mellititusSelect all of the following which describe the modern influence. Also known as the Contemporary Florists Began to mix different floral bouquets together Combined line elements from the Japanese and mass designs from the Europeans Marked the beginning of a container made specifically to hold flowers and small bouquets
