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HEALTH HISTORY DO NOT ALTER THIS FORM Patient must be 18 years or older not a family member or close friend DEMOGRAPHICS Name (Initials): KT Age: 63 Gender: F Marital Status: Married Date of Birth: 09/08/1961 Birthplace: Cho Lon, Vietnam Address: 6335 Ambleside Drive Columbus, Ohio 43229 Race: Asian Religion/Culture: Buddhist Occupation: Stay at home mom Insurance Coverage: Molina Source of Information AND Reliability: PRESENT HEALTH OR ILLNESS Reason for Seeking Care: (“In quote...

Initials: SJ Age: 21 Gender: M Include vital signs if provided. State not provided here if not available. Not provided Allergies (and reaction) Sulfa Medications Medication: N/a Food: Fast food most of the time. Decreased appetite Regular diet Environment: Safe for interview Outpatient Clinic History of Present Illness (HPI) Chief Complaint (CC) “I haven’t been feeling like myself and haven’t had a lot of energy to do the things I enjoy HPI After losing the college basketball schol...

Chapter 48 Glycemic Goals in Type 2 Diabetes: Primary goal of 1&2 is prevention of long-term complications. T2DM requires a comprehensive tx plan of lifestyle (diet & physical activity), and drug therapy. Screening and tx of comorbidities HTN, nephropathay, retinopathy, neuropathy, and dyslipidemias. Glycemic control is started with both lifestyle and medication. Glycemic controls goals should be individualized and based off of: duration of diabetes, Age/life expectancy, comorbid cond...

General Instructions: Carefully read the assignment guidelines and rubric and complete each section of the asthma protocol below. 1) RATIONALE a) This protocol will assist in the differentiation between treatment needs for clients with asthma based on age and symptom frequency and severity, including the process for identification of clients in need of referral to pulmonology to improve asthma control. The design of the protocol for asthma encompasses these principles. 2) SYMPTOMS a) ...

1) Mental Status Examination: View the recorded psychiatric interview submitted in Week 4 and observe the mental status of your volunteer. Use appropriate terminology to document your observations of the mental status exam (MSE) components below. Appearance 19 y/o Caucasian male, appears to be stated age, well- nourished and well developed. He is alert and oriented. Casually dressed, well groomed, somewhat short and stocky build. Good gaze w/ no abnormal body movements. Behavior and attitude ...

Match each of the following organelles with the correct description. Nucleus Contains genomic content i Endoplasmic reticulum Series of membrane-enclos Lysosomes Contain hydrolytic enzymes Chloroplasts Site of photosynthesis

Question 1 1. Which of the following statements is true about water? Select all answers that apply. A. it is non-polar B. it fully ionizes at neutral pH C. liquid-phase water is more dense than solid-phase water D. it is a weak acid E. it is a weak base 0.5 points Question 2 1. The Ka for a weak acid (HA) is known to be 1.9 x 10-5. What is the ratio of [A-] to [HA] at a pH of 6? Explain your answer & show all mathematical work. Answer: [A-] / [HA] is 19:1 at pH = 6. Reasoning: Usin...

he nurse is caring for an infant who is having an active seizure. Which of the following actions should the nurse perform when caring for the infant during a seizure? a. Place the infant in the prone position inside the crib. b. Suction any secretions out of the infant's mouth. can, Swaddle the infant to keep them warm and safe. : d” Remove any items out of the crib that can harm the infant.. 3. The nurse is screening infants for signs of cerebral palsy. Which findings from th...

Vitals in pregnancy / what changes and what remains the same – BP no change Ch 7-pg 157 HR increases around 5 wks gestation, peak increase of 15-20 beats/min, CO increases by 30%-50% peaking at 25-30 wks, BP no changes- factors that affect maternal BP- age, activity level, presence of health problems, cardiac rhythm, alcohol, smoking, pain, anxiety. Maternal positioning also affects BP reading. Sitting- reads high, lying in lateral recumbent- lowest, supine- intermediate. Should be measured s...

The student should be able to: Assess signs and symptoms of transient ischemic attack (TIA) and stroke. Interpret laboratory data related to patients with new onset neurological symptoms, particularly numbness or weakness in an extremity with or without accompanying speech difficulty. Interpret target goals for cholesterol and lipoproteins using the best available guidelines (e.g., National Cholesterol Education Program Adult Treatment Panel [NCEP ATP] III guidelines). Describe the appropr...