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Please use the brief assessment below to write 3 top priority PES statements for Jared’s EHR. Briefly discuss why you indicated those problems. Below is the patient's information. Medical Diagnosis: Atherosclerosis Male     Ht: 5’11”     Wt: 285#     Total Chol: 244 mg/dL     LDL-C: 155 mg/dL     HDL-C: 35 mg/dL     TG: 280 mg/dL     Occupation: truck driver and is on the road driving loads 5-6 days per week Social History: Lives with his wife who is a secretary for the local school. She enjoys cooking, but finds it difficult, especially when JB is away and on the road to cook for just herself. JB has limited access to healthful options while on the road and when traveling consumes a cheeseburger and french fries from McDonalds at lunch and dinner. JB snacks on chips and Cheetos and drinks regular soda; he says that crunchy snacks and carbonation help to keep him awake while driving.

review the client’s health information in the chart attached in the image. Identify if the client findings in the lower extremities are more likely to be found in a client with peripheral arterial disease or peripheral venous disease. Select one option in each row.     Peripheral Arterial Disease Peripheral Venous Disease Capillary refill     Pain     Skin color     Pedal pulses     Skin temperature     Edema

List the possible open and close ended questions during orientation and during the health interview of the patient.  Questions should cover Gordon 11 Functional Health Patterns (at least 3 patterns).  Thank you

Determine Filing Units Study each name and designate units by putting them in the correct column on the right-hand side of the following table. I did the first one for you. If there are more than 4 units, just do the first 4 and if the business names use a person’s name in the title just file in order given for the name. I did one of those for you also. See below

Determine Filing Units Study each name and designate units by putting them in the correct column on the right- hand side of the following table. I did the first one for you. If there are more than 4 units, just do the first 4 and if the business names use a person's name in the title just file in order given for the name. I did one of those for you also. See below Patient name Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Rebecca Rodene Rochester Rochester Rebecca Rodene Wm. John Taylor Kelly Jamie Trethorn Dan A. DeLeon E. Mary LeVan Amy Kay M'Oeters Shelby C. St. John Robert F. MacGregor S. J. VanderLinder Kelly Sanderson Priscilla Ruby DuMont Peter de Winter Sister Mary Beth Mayor Bill A. King Dr. John J. Jackson Mary-Kay de Ville Sji Mulzono Mark Philip-DeGeer Pope John Paul Maj. Steve Royal Smith Mrs. Noreen J. Cline Charles T. Lloyd Jr. Charles T. Lloyd III Peter L. Morrison, MD Sarah May Dennis-Brit

Please help with the CPT codes for this surgical case!

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Mr. KB is a 56-year-old patient with 3 years history of diabetes mellitus. He is currently receiving glibenclamide. His BP during the present visit is 130/85 mm Hg and PR is 82 bpm. Clinician is planning of starting low dose aspirin in the patient. Junior specialist in Department of Medicine would like to know regarding the latest recommendation on the use of aspirin in patients with Diabetes Mellitus? Whether Mr. KB requires low dose aspirin?

Dosing protocol is prescribed for a client weighing 60 kg. Per protocol, the loading dose is 10 units/kg IV. How many units should the nurse administer? (Enter the numeric value only. If rounding is required, round to the nearest 100 units)

Please interpret this ekg , the cause and the treatment.

For each of the following Patient Profiles, determine the most appropriate triage category (red, yellow, green, or black), and why.   patient profiles: 1. walks over to you and has an obvious mangled arm - tells you his arms hurt and painfully crying - respirations : 22/min - radial pulse : 124

Miss Josepovic (80 year old) was admitted yesterday following a fall at home. She did not sustain any serious injury but has been kept in for monitoring, medication review and further investigations. Her past medical history is:, Congestive Heart Failure (CHF), mild renal impairment, hypertension, type 2 diabetes. Since admission she has been diagnosed with Atrial Fibrillation (AF) Her medications are: Enalapril 10mg daily, Metformin 1g BD, Paracetamol 1g prn (max dose 4g in 24hors). She has commenced Dabigatran 150mg BD, Metoprolol 50mg BD. Outline the mechanism of action of Dabigatran and Metoprolol and explain the rationale for commencing Miss Josepovic on these drugs.

HandWritten on white page please, otherwise dislike and please give correct answer only!!

List the possible open and close ended questions during orientation and during the health interview of the patient.  Questions should cover Gordon 11 Functional Health Patterns (at least 3 patterns).  The patient's problem is asthma.