Chapter 9, Problem 7CRQ

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?

How is the severity of malnutrition determined based off the table? Simple explanation please.

Discuss on: 1. Peptic Ulcer disease Aetiology 2. Classification of drugs used in the treatment of PUD 3. Triple therapy of PUD 4. Drugs Contraindicated in PUD

CATH LAB FUNDAMENTALS I WORKSHEET #2 Patient #1 NAME:    AO 232/112 M                 CaO2 ml/L LV 232/25                        CvO2 ml/L RA  M 17                         C.O. L/Min RV 61/17                         S.V. ml/beat PA 61/25 M                      C.I. L/Min/M2 PAW  M 25                       S.I. ml/beat/M2 Hgb 10.3                          S.V.R Dynes/sec/cm5 Hct  %                              T.P.R Dynes/sec/cm5 PA Sat 56%                      P.V.R Dynes/sec/cm5 AO Sat 81%                    BSA M2 HR 113 BPM  02 Cons. 233 ml/min   Ht _5_ft_10_in   Wt. _330_lbs     Patient#2     AO 78/46 M                            CaO2 ml/L LV 78/10                                CvO2 ml/L RA M---7                                C.O. L/Min RV 21/7                                S.V. ml/beat PA 21/12 M                          C.I. L/Min/M2 PAW   M- 12-                      S.I.                                           S.V.R ml/beat/M2 Dynes/sec/cm5 Hct 45%…