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Cathy, 48 F CC: Difficulty breathing with exercise HPI: Cathy is a 48year old female who comes in to the clinic with complains of increased difficulty breathing with exercise. She reports an onset of about 2 weeks ago after recovering from a spring cold. She reports breathlessness that requires her to use 2 puffs of albuterol before running, without effect. She admits to low endurance and energy making it difficult for her to run her usual 5mile run. Cathy denies any chest tightness ...

An occult blood test can be used as a screening tool for what? colorectal cancer About how long do antacids last? 20-30 min. Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:05 / 0:15 Full screen What does sucralfate do within the GI system? it forms a viscous, adhesive substance that adheres to the surface of gastric and esophageal ulcers What is the MOA of antacids? What is an example of a MOA med? > neutraliz...

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NR603 Week 6 Mental Health Disorders Case Study

NR603 week 1 quiz-neuro 1. Key early warning signs for Alzheimer’s disease include all of the following except? Answer: Increased fatigue 2. Reversable causes of delirium include? Answer: infection, electrolyte imbalance, medication effects 3. Math the type of injury with the neurological damage. Blow to the head with an object  damage to the underlying tissue/vessel Punched in the face or head  contusion/bruise Being shot in the face or head Disintegration of brain tissue Fal...

NR603 week 1 quiz-neuro 1. Key early warning signs for Alzheimer’s disease include all of the following except? Answer: Increased fatigue 2. Reversable causes of delirium include? Answer: infection, electrolyte imbalance, medication effects 3. Math the type of injury with the neurological damage. Blow to the head with an object  damage to the underlying tissue/vessel Punched in the face or head  contusion/bruise Being shot in the face or head Disintegration of brain tissue Fal...

Running head: WEEK 3: SUMMARY 1 Week 3: Case Presentation Summary Chamberlain University NR603: Advanced Clinical Diagnosis and Practice Across Lifespan March 2018 SOAP Week 3 Patient Information: L.M., 60-year-old male, African American, insurance unknown. (S) Subjective: CC: chest pain three days ago HPI: "My wife made me come, I feel fine." Three days ago, Larry M. felt short of breath, had this heavy feeling in his chest, and he got kind of nauseous and sweaty. It lasted onl...

L, 44 F, S. CC: “fatigue x3 weeks” HPI: This is a 40 year old female who comes to the clinic for complain of fatigue. She reports an onset of about 3 weeks with flu-like symptoms. She reports tinge to skin color, decreased appetite, nausea, muscle aches and stomach cramps. She also said she has lost 5 pounds. She admits that she recently got a tattoo. Laura said she has been divorced for 2 years, dating for 1 year. She is sexually active with 2 partners in the last 6 months and ...

subjective, objective, assessment, diagnostic testing Chief complaint, PMHx, Demographics, PSHx, allergies, lifestyle, HPI Associated risk factors/demographics that contribute to the chief complaint and differential diagnoses Three common differential diagnoses represented by the CC including pathophysiology and rationale in the identified body system i.e., if pulmonary was your body system than a chief complaint could be persistent cough and three pulmonary differentials; Discuss how ...

NR603 Week 3 DB- Cardiovascular. Answered Dr. Ameri and class, 1. What leads demonstrate the ST depression? The leads that ST depression is seen are leads I, aVR, V4, II, V5, and V6. A ST segment variable may be depression, elevation, or horizontal change (Mishra, Mishra, & Mishra, 2018). 2. Is Lorene Hypertensive per ACA 2017 Guidelines? Compare the ACA guidelines to JNC 8 Guidelines and discuss what treatment you recommend for her BP and why? According to Welton et al. (2017...