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The patient has no family history of heart disease or diabetes, however both her parents are on medication for high blood pressure. Her paternal grandmother died of breast cancer at age 47. Her maternal grandmother

Sections 1, 2 and 3 are worth 30 points each. You must place the hyphen correctly in Section 1 and 2. In section 3 you must place the combining form with the slash to receive full credit. Section 4 is worth 60 points.This assignment contains 4 sections and APA formatting, which is worth 150 points. Incorrect spelling and not placing the hyphen or slash mark properly will result in deductions from the total score. In Section 1, you will identify the prefix for the given definition.In Section 2, you will identify the suffix for the given definition. In Section 3, you will identify the combining form for the given definition. In Section 4, you will proofread the Progress Report listed below. Next, you will

Sections 1, 2 and 3 are worth 30 points each. You must place the hyphen correctly in Section 1 and 2. In section 3 you must place the combining form with the slash to receive full credit. Section 4 is worth 60 points.

Hi Roseann. Good Job. Your Unit 7 Initial Post is very informative. Her verbal report of fatigue, bilateral lower lobe crackles, skin is cool to touch, +2 edema in bilateral ankles, and heart rate of 112 are signs and symptoms of congestive heart failure. Her medical history of high blood pressure and coronary artery disease could also lead to heart failure. My focus would be is to teach her with CHF symptom management and to prevent exacerbation. To avoid hospitalization I would educate and give her a list of preventable measures such as avoiding salts, measuring her weight every morning, and fluid restrictions. I would advise S.P to notify her doctor with weight gain over 2 pounds. Medication compliance is also important in managing her

She converses appropriately. Blood pressure 92/60 supine. Blood pressure decreased to 72/50 standing. Pulse is 90 and regular. Weight 113 pounds. She has a normal appearance of her face and does not have a masked appearance of her face. She has good strength throughout her face. She has good strength of her extremities. She has only minimal cogwheel rigidity at the left wrist, but no cogwheel rigidity at the right wrist. She has no tremor of her hands. She moves her extremities freely and with normal speed. She is able to rise on her own from a sitting to a standing position, only minimal bradykinesia of standing. She walks fairly freely and there is a normal cadence of her gait. She did not have dyskinetic movements of her extremities. She is able to walk, including turning without losing her balance. She does not shuffle her feet when walking. She does not have en bloc turning. She has good posture stability

0900 Pt in her room lying on her bed with watching TV. Good appetite this morning, Ate 100% of her breakfast. Alert and oriented x 4 and follow commands. Vital sign T96.9, P 72, R 18, BP 113/61, O2 Sat 97 RA. Pt complained pain on her back and rate 6/10 on scale of 0 to 10. skin warm to touch and redness on the area. Lung sound clear and even to auscultated in all lobes. Breath sound regular and even. S1 and S2 auscultated. Abdominal sound presents and actives in all four quadrants. ABD soft, non-tender, no distended to palpate. Pt denied ABD pain. Pt stated last bowel movement yesterday night, medium, soft and formed. Call light within her reach, nonskid socks on, bed in down position. Will continued to monitor……………………….L.Gotora PNS2/WATC

Cardiovascular: No chest pain. She has dyspnea on exertion if she walks more than 20 steps. No orthopnea or claudication.

Her past medical history was suggestive of asthma, morbid obesity, obesity hypoventilation syndrome, left ventricular hypertrophy most likely to be hypertensive heart disease and diabetes mellitus type II. Upon physical examination he was in moderate distress and ill looking appearance. He exhibited hypoxic respiration, tachypneic, shallow breaths sounds with bilateral diminished wheezes presented expiratory

MEDICATIONS: (amiodarone) 100 mg daily, lisinopril 2.5 mg daily, simvastatin 20 mg daily, aspirin 1 tablet daily.

I performed a Head to toe assessment on her, my findings for the neuro assessment included her being awake alert and oriented to person only. Her pupils were equal, round, and reactive to light, with accommodation. She is wheelchair bound with +3 range of motion in her lower extremities and +5 in her upper extremities. She wears glasses, is hard of hearing and has difficulty swallowing. Her Cardiovascular assessment included normal capillary refill < 3 seconds. No JVD and No edema or swelling. Her apical pulse was 80 beats per minute. Mucous membrane was pink and moist. Her skin was warm dry and intact. She currently has no wounds or bruises.The respiratory assessment included clear and equal breath sounds. Respirations were 16 and unlabored. Chest explains symmetrical. No secretions/ sputum. GI: abdomen soft ad non-distended, last bowel movement was on September 20, 2016. Bowel sound present in all four quadrants. Her diet consists of a mechanical soft diet. GU: foley in place , draining clear yellow urine with no pain or discharge. Her

The patient had no medical history or family history of any coronary risk factors or coronary artery disease. There was no evidence of alcohol or drug use. An assessment of the patient was preformed on arrival and she was noted to be tachycardic and tachypneic. The young lady was crying and reported she had a fight with her boyfriend two hours prior to the chest pain starting. Vital signs were stable with a blood pressure of 135/75 mmHg and heart rate of 92 beats per minute. An electrocardiogram was obtained revealing ST elevation and depression. The physician ordered for 300mg of aspirin and 5,000 U of Heparin to be given and admitted the patient to the coronary intensive care unit

Her past medical and surgical history consisted of childhood diseases, heart and cardiovascular problems, and cancer. The childhood diseases she had were chicken pox, mumps, and scarlet fever. Regarding to her heart and cardiovascular problems, she has had high blood pressure, ankle swelling, and dizziness. She had cervical cancer as well, which was removed

Vital signs: Temperature 38.4 degrees Celsius, her blood pressure was 102/56mmHg, her heart rate and 87 bpm Her oxygen saturation was 89 percent on room air.

Recently I took care of a patient N.S, 77-year-old male diagnosed with pneumonia by an ER doctor. He transferred to hospital acute care medical unit after a few hours of stay in the ER. SBAR from ER gave information on N.S: No known allergies, full code, NIBP 158/83, Heart Rate (HR) 92 beats per minute, Temperature 36.8, respiration rate 18 breaths per minute, regular with decreased breath sounds to the bilateral bases lower lungs, SPO2 98% 0n 2LNP. N.S has an occasional productive cough and shortness of breath on exertion (SOBOE). N.S has a history of MI x 1 (dates not mentioned) and coronary artery bypass graft (2009), HTN, and hyperlipidemia, asthma (for unknown years).