Chapter 1.2, Problem 3CS

overview of the neurological system, cranial nerves and what part of the body it innervates

differentiate structure and function of the peripheral vascular system. what are the normal and abnormal findings of the peripheral arterioles and peripheral venous system

An overview of the skin, hair and nails epidermal appendages normal and abnormal findings

differentiate the twelve cranial nerves and how to test them

What are the nursing interventions for patients with GI problems ? What is the priority ?

Adult Nutrition Assessment Date of consultation: 3/2/25 Reason for Nutrition Assessment: Mrs. Clover was referred to the RD from the ER physician; patient experiencing weight loss, SOB & Edema Nutrition Assessment Data 69 YOF Ht 157 cm, Wt 53 kg. BMI 21.7 Usual wt 55 kg Heart: slight physiologic murmur; lungs: clear; extremities: 3+ edema to bilateral lower legs; elevated BP, abdomen: soft, nontender, active bowel sounds; neurologic: unremarkable; skin: diminished skin tugor. Biochemical Data BUN 72, Creatinine 4.6, Calcium 7.2, Phosphorus 7.3, glucose 105, BNP 720, Albumin 2.0, Na 125, K 3.3, CI 93. Hgb 11.5, Hct 33.2, ALT 29, AST 36, Alkaline phosphatase 120, other relevant labs pending result. Medications Include inhalers, Cymbalta, Neurontin, Seroquel, and topiramate, prilosec, solumedrol, rocephin, zithromax, NaCl 0.45%+50 MEQ sodium bicarbonate @100 ml/hr. No history of herbal supplements. Since her pneumonia diagnosis several days ago, she has felt too weak to prepare meals, she…

Assuming you are a community health nurse, choose a community of your own and perform practically the following and report your findings: a. Community Assessment b. Community Diagnosis

Describe practically how you would use a standing order in the diagnosis and treatment of a 10-year-old primary school pupil with a complaint of haematuria at the end of the urine.

Simple explanations, please.  B. Why is an accurate diagnosis of malnutrition important?  H. Is BMI a food indicator of malnutrition?  I. Can an overweight/obese patient develop malnutrition? Why or why not?