Mens health

Women’s Health Prescribing Case   Ann is a 57 y/o female who presents today with c/o vaginal dryness and dyspareunia.  She says that this has been an issue for the last 2 years or so, but it has gotten worse.  She went through natural menopause at the age of 53—and did not take any oral estrogens—she said it was her preference not to, and that she really did not have any systemic signs/symptoms of menopause—just the vaginal dryness for the last 2 years or so. She says that she has used OTC products without benefit—and she uses Astroglide or some type of lubricant when she is sexually active with her husband—but it is still uncomfortable because she just thinks her tissue are so dry.  Ann tells you that she usually does not have any itching or discharge but has in the last few days—which she attributes to a recent round of Amoxicillin for a tooth infection.  So she thinks she may need something for that also—she has not used any OTC meds for the discharge.  Ann is healthy—she takes…

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Pathophysiology explanation of pituitary adenoma appropriate >40 age with high BMI target audience. (500-word limit) Your written explanation of the pathophysiology of the disease that is pitched at a level appropriate for the >40 age with high BMI target audience. This should be a translation of the scientific explanation to a form that is understood by the target audience. You should aim to include the basics of the scientific processes underlying the disease, including the cause (if known), the cells involved, how cells or cellular processes are disordered to cause disease, and symptoms and the pathophysiological causes of the symptoms.

Match the cancer-related terms with their descriptions.   Question 4 options:   cancer of glandular tissues   cancer of muscle and connective tissues   cancer of blood cells   cancer of lymphatic tissues   the study of cancer   cancer of immature cell types   the promotion of blood vessel formation   cancer of epithelial tissue   1. oncology 2. carcinomas 3. adenocarcinomas 4. sarcomas 5. leukemia 6. lymphoma 7. blastoma 8. angiogenesis

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Hue Topic: Discussion Tissues iscussion_topics/1749440 Multiple Tissues Make Organs You are a part of a research group who wants to build and organ in the lab for organ transplant patients. If this worked the patients don't have to wait for donors. The organ you are building requires the following functional abilities: 1. It has to be able to resist mechanical stresses such as friction and abrasion. This tissue will get sloughed off. 2. The ability to contract involuntarily (you don't have to think about it for it to contract) when stimulated by the nervous system. 3. There has to be a tissue that can stimulate the contraction of the other tissue involved. 4. The ability to resist stress, tension and force from many different directions. 5. There has to be a tissue that acts like glue holding all of the other tissues together to make the organ. Part 1 - Questions you will answer. 1. What are the five tissues that will make up this organ? Justify your choices by describing the…

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DONT ANSWER THE SAME ANSWER ANYMORE PLEASE FILL UP THE FOLLOWING BASED ON THE GIVEN DX. read carefully NURSING DX: Abnormal uterine bleeding related to moderate anemia as evidenced by hysteroscopic polypectomy GOALS AND OBJECTIVES: Short- term goal: After ___ hours/days/week (please specify), the patient will ____ Objectives: After ___ minutes of intervention, the patient will _____ After ___ minutes of intervention, the patient will _____ After ___ minutes of intervention, the patient will _____ After ___ minutes of intervention, the patient will _____ After ___ minutes of intervention, the patient will _____

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Cerritos College Health Occupations Division PHAR 64 Name: Date/Time: /0930 Medication Order Ceftriaxone 50 mg/kg syringe IV Push q24h. Infuse over 5 mins. Start infusion stat. Medical Orders Patient Information Kiera Totah 6 y/o female Wt: 20 kg Pharmacy Copy Pharmacy carries: Ceftriaxone 1 g is to be reconstituted with 9.6 mL of sterile water for a final concentration of 100 mg/mL • Stability: IN 0.9% NaCI: 48 hours 1. Perform Calculations: Volume to be added to given IVP mL 2. Prepare IV & label for one dose 3. Perform hand washing 4. Garb 5. Retrieve necessary materials 6. Clean the hood 7. Prepare IV using sterile technique INTRAVENOUS SOLUTION ADDITIVES Date: Room No: Patient Name: Time Prepared: Drugs Added: IV No. By: BUD: Initials:

Instructions: For each procedure, select the correct ICD-10-PCS code. 1.routine fetal ultrasound, first trimester, single fetus 2.CT scan of the lumbar spine, no contrast 3.MRI of the pelvis, no contrast 4. portable x-ray study of the right radius/ulna shaft, standard series 5. upper GI scan with Tc-99m 6. nonimaging assay of blood using I-125 7. beam radiation of the brain stem, photons 1-10 MeV 8. stereotactic gamma beam radiosurgery of the larynx 9. ultrasound of testicles 10. x-ray of the lumbosacral joint 11. fluoroscopy of the upper GI tract and small bowel with contrast 12. bilateral CT scan of the lungs with densitometry and high osmolar contrast 13. uniplanar scan of the spine using technetium 99m 14. tomo scan of parathyroid gland using T1-201 15. hyperthermia radiation treatment of the pelvic region 16. carbon 11 PET scan of the brain with qualification 17. nonimaging probe of lower extremities 18. PET scan of the brain using technetium 99m 19. whole body…

(For items 96-101, kindly refer to the image below.) NAME: PANGANIBAN, REA B. DOB: NOVEMBER 25, 1975 SEX: F DIAGNOSIS: MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DATE REQUESTED: 2/26/2021 TIME REQUESTED: 3:45 AM ROOM: ER AGE: 45 LABORATORY RECQUISITION CBC, BLOOD TYPING, ESR, PT-INR, APTT, TROPONIN I, BLOOD CULTURE (2 SITES), LDH, HEPATITIS PANEL REQUESTING NURSE: HUEGO, RN REQUESTING PHYSICIAN: CARIO, MD

A 57 year-old male patient who has a longstanding history of hypertension, type 2 diabetes and hyperlipidemia. He presents with a chief complaint of nausea, shortness of breath, lower extremity edema and abdominal swelling. He is 5 feet and 6 inches tall and weighs 77.7 kilograms (Body Surface Area: 1.90). His blood pressure is 165/92 mmHg, heart rate is 97 beats per minute. Blood has drawn and urine is collected for various clinical chemistry tests. Laboratory Data Urine Creatinine: 88 mg/dL Urine Volume: 3,777 mL/24 hrs Plasma Creatinine: 4.75 mg/dL Urea Nitrogen: 170 mg/dL Blood Uric Acid 11.7 mg/dL Questions: 1. Given these data, what is the Creatinine Clearance of this patient? What are the possibilities for his lower extremity edema? What is/are the probable cause/s for the elevated Creatinine and Urea N? 2. 3.