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- Discuss the anatomical location, choice of anesthetic, patient positioning, typical needle sizes and indications for performing a lumbar puncture.Please anser the case study below:Diagnosis: PCP PneumoniaCase Study 3:An 18-year-old man with no significant past medical history presented to the emergencydepartment with a history of cough and shortness of breath with exertion, along withsubjective fevers, chills, and rigors. He was noted to be hypoxic (low oxygen saturation level)on examination. The chest X-ray showed bilateral infiltrates in a diffuse butterfly patterninvolving both central lung fields. The patient reported a history of IV drug use, with frequentsharing of needles.Case study presentation should include the following:1. Case2. Patient initials (Ex. 50-year-old man)3. History of the present illness (Symptoms and may include the physical exam of the patient)4. Chief Complaints (Ex. Morning stiffness in his joints for over a year)5. Diagnosis and Causative agent6. Pathophysiology7. Treatment and Management8. Referencesyou are assigned on a client who underwent Appendectomy since 3 days under General Anaesthesia. Upon assessment you observerd the following: Temp 39.5 c, coughing with purulent sputum, looks dyspneic wirth complains of chest pain. A) Identify the post operative complication your client have developed. B) Define the identified complication C) Identify the Possible Cause of the complication from the case. D) Write two interventions to prevent the identifed complication For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). x X, 2 A I % O 6 Q 6 2 E E E E BIUS Paragraph Arial 14px
- a 25-year-old female presented to her 28-week antenatal appointment with the complaint of lethargy, who was also noted pale. Discuss in detail the pathogenesis of microsystic anemia. dicuss 1 or more casue. Give examples, Provide a diagram to back answer1) Read the profiles of the patients provided below and determine which patient is at the greatest risk of infection. Explain why this patient's risk is highest and provide 3 nursing interventions aimed at reducing the patient's infection risk based upon their specific risk factors. Patient A: A 53-year-old woman who takes prednisone daily for lupus. She is admitted to the hospital for routine post-op care following a routine hysterectomy. Her surgery was laparoscopic. Patient B: A 78-year-old man who takes Lipitor for high cholesterol. He was admitted to the hospital 2 days ago with cellulitis and has been on intravenous antibiotics for 24 hours. His condition is improving. Patient C: A 44-year-old man who takes metformin for type II diabetes. He was hospitalized for an execution of asthma eight hours ago. He is being given high-dose steroids and oxygen to help his breathing. 2) Ask two questions for your peers to respond to related to this topic. Your peers will need to write at…4. J.C., a 70 year old male (5'8", 100 kg) is to begin Vancomycin (along with Zosyn and Levaquin) for broad-spectrum coverage for pneumonia (moderate infection with goal AUC 500-600). WBC=13.8, SCr=0.9 mg/dL. Using AUC dosing, please come up with a dosing regimen that is appropriate for JC. a. What is the dosing weight? CrCl ? b. What LD & MD & interval would you recommend? c. When should you order a vancomycin trough for J.C? Now, lets adjust his dose Assume his initial dose was 1750mg q 12h scheduled at 0900 & 2100. Assume his doses were given on time. The hospital policy required an infusion time of 2hr. The peak was 45ug/ml drawn after the 4th dose at 1230, 3.5hr after the start of the infusion. The trough level was 21ug/ml drawn at 2030, 11.5hr after the 4th dose. How would you adjust the dose? a. Calculate the patient specific k b. Calculate Cmax & Cmin c. Calculate the AUC d. Calculate patient specific Vd e. Calculate new dosing interval f. Calculate new dose g.calculate new AUC…
- answer all questions Epidemiology of corona Pathophysiology and Clinical Manifestation of CoronaVaccine therapeutics and Drugs (Corona) conculsionI. A Case StudyA 30-year-old man was transported to the emergency room with an unexplained fever, headache, and dizziness for the past two days, as well as indicators of dehydration and epistaxis. An initial examination revealed an oxygen saturation of 86%. (95-100 percent ). A positive Dengue IgM/IgG test and a platelet count of 15.0 mm3 are found in the laboratory (150, 000-450, 000 mm3). As a result, the physician gave the patient a blood transfusion and monitored his hydration level. 1. What blood component is most likely to be impacted and exhausted based on the indications and symptoms (headache + dizziness)? 2. What plasma component is most likely to be altered (elevated) physiologically in the setting of dehydration in the patient's case? 3. In the patient's instance, which blood component was most likely decreased when he had epistaxis? 4. In the patient's situation, what type of WBC is elevated? What is the morphology and granularity of the nucleus?After reading the case study, define the list of terms.A 7-year-old male Siberian husky presented to the clinic with a cough that has become more severe in the past few weeks. Todaythe dog collapsed while playing fetch and was rushed to the veterinary clinic. Once the dog was stabilized, thoracic radiographs weretaken and a tumor was seen in the cranial thoracic area. There also was hypertrophy of the right side of the heart. The veterinarian wasconcerned that the dog may have a malignant tumor and requested more tests.Define the terms using the word parts.1. thoracic _______________________________________2. tumor _______________________________________3. cranial _______________________________________4. hypertrophy _______________________________________5. malignant _______________________________________
- Please answer the case study below.Case Study 3:An 18-year-old man with no significant past medical history presented to the emergencydepartment with a history of cough and shortness of breath with exertion, along withsubjective fevers, chills, and rigors. He was noted to be hypoxic (low oxygen saturation level)on examination. The chest X-ray showed bilateral infiltrates in a diffuse butterfly patterninvolving both central lung fields. The patient reported a history of IV drug use, with frequentsharing of needles.Case study presentation should include the following:1. Case2. Patient initials (Ex. 50-year-old man)3. History of the present illness (Symptoms and may include the physical exam of the patient)4. Chief Complaints (Ex. Morning stiffness in his joints for over a year) 5. Diagnosis and Causative agent6. Pathophysiology7. Treatment and Management8. ReferencesDiagnosis risk for infection aeb fever and abdominal pain.What is the planning for short term and long term goal of this patient?Task. Complete the table about pulmonary tuberculosis Required Information Answer Scientific Name: Appearance under the microscope (specify color and shape) CAUSATIVE AGENT What is the waxy material present in its cell wall? Describe briefly What is the most definitive (gold standard) diagnostic test for pulmonary tuberculosis? What is the special staining technique to identify TB bacilli in sputum samples? PTB DIAGNOSIS What is Mantoux test? Describe briefly What is the purpose of chest x-ray in TB diagnosis? Describe briefly Mechanism of Transmission PRINCIPLES OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE Differentiate Active and Latent PTB