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Provide at least 5 questions about Cognitive and Perception, and Coping and Stress Tolerance Health Patterns to be asked to a poor family.
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- Develop a personal strategy for ongoing self-careExplain this: Introduction, Body & Conclusion Coping Stress Pattern from Gordon's Functional Health PatternsMake an NCP for Disturbed self-concept related to changes in appearance as evidenced by increased in weight, overweight BMI classification and patient stated that she experience changes in her general health. She experience changes in her mood lately, specifically mood swings due to her current weight that also affects her confidence.
- Discuss these activities (practice self care, and taking time away from stressors) that can be used for mental health care.When participating in a media interview as a public health professional, it is important to highlight the key messages, speak in clear terms and short statements and mind your body language. O True O FalsePatient is a 5 year old thin male presenting with loss of muscle mass and progressive weakness. Patient has been experiencing, since age 3, frequent falls, muscular pain and stiffness, and difficulty getting up from a lying position. Past medical history Mild asthma Family history: Father and mother are both alive and in a normal state of health. Social History Psychosocial issues Language development delays Communication problems Difficulty making friends Difficulty paying attention Withdrawn Impulsive Anxious and at times fearful. Allergies None Medications Deflazacort 0.9 mg/kg/d Key Labs, images, or procedures performed in relation to current diagnosis. Creatine phosphokinase (CPK): Elevated Transaminase levees: Elevated Lactate dehydrogenase levels: Elevated Aldolase: Elevated Ultrasound: Increased echogenicity in the affected muscles. Electrocardiography (ECG): Tall R waves, deep Q waves, and inverted T waves Key Physical Examination findings:…
- Assess care needs of a selected service user with a physiological disorder. doing case study for this can you please produce a case study for me using this information, eric has Juvenile arthritis and he was diagnosed at the age of 16 and hes 20. he lives with the family which provide support when needed. he goes college and likes hanging around with friends. shes independent and got capacity , he works as well , the difficulties he faces is sleeping due to his condition, shopping and house keeping and also a care plan for each of them 1 sleep+ rest 2 shopping 3 house keeping as well asap pleaseUsing Gordon's 11 functional health patterns makes a 10-question per pattern so it should be 110 questions P.s. this is a subjective question and should be able to build rapport with the patient and a nurse. Thank you so much!Which of the following nursing diagnosis should be the most prioritized health problem? Headache of Shobe Ryes a health deficit Dyspnea of Mr. Ryes a health deficit Lesion of Junior Ryes a health deficit Imbalanced nutrition less than body requirements of Aling Nena Ryes a health deficit
- Base on this patient nursing notes please do the questions in the image below and it show be answer exactly please. Pt is a 89 year old, confused, restless, congestive deficit, poor insight and judgment, ineffective coping skills. He frequently throw legs over side rails + visual hallucination to be picking things in the air. Pt has dementia and difficulty sleeping with no effect, fall risk, sit in wheelchair These are the medications the pt is on: trazodone 12.5mg, Olanzepine 2.5 mgpatient with a good energy level which is near baseline. Sleep well (8-9 hours per night with intermittent waking). patient has been seeing a counselor for 1 year for their depression with good results. Last HAM-D Score of 7 (3 months ago). patient is on Escitalopram 10 mg once daily and Amitriptyline 50 mg @ night as needed for sleep. should I keep patient on both medications? if not, which medication should be discontinued? and why? patient with PMH of DVT, HFrEF with 35% ejection fraction, and COPD.Consider the person Marjory Taylor is 88 yo. She has lived in a residential aged care facility for the past 4 years because she developed Parkinson’s disease, subsequently Alzheimer’s disease, and was unable to continue living independently. Marjory uses a 4 wheeled mobility aid but is noted to be unsteady on her feet and impulsive in her actions, unable to wait for assistance to mobilise. Her gait is shuffling, and she leans forward to walk. Marjory is forgetful and has slowed speech, but she does not exhibit significant confusion or disorientation. Today the carers found that Marjory was difficult to rouse for breakfast. The Registered Nurse on duty was called and he undertook assessments. Collect cues Medical history: Atrial fibrillationHypertension (usual blood pressure 130/80 mmHg) Parkinson’s (Stage 2)Dementia – Alzheimer's - Mild Medications: apixaban 2.5 mg orally, twice dailyenalapril 5 mg orally, dailySinemet (levodopa 100 / carbidopa 25 mg) orally, three times daily From…
