escribe what Parkinson's Disease is and its prevalence in the elderly population. B. Discuss why improving the quality of life is crucial for elderly patients with Parkinson's. C. Highlight the role that nursing interventions can play in improving the quality of life for these patients.
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A. describe what Parkinson's Disease is and its prevalence in the elderly population.
B. Discuss why improving the quality of life is crucial for elderly patients with Parkinson's.
C. Highlight the role that nursing interventions can play in improving the quality of life for these patients.
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- The Importance of Nursing Interventions A. Palliative Care- Discuss the importance of palliative care and symptom management in Parkinson's treatment. B. Emotional and Psychological Support- Explain how nursing interventions can offer emotional and psychological support. C. Medication Management- Describe how proper medication management can make a significant difference in the quality of life.In a one page, plan interventions with rationale which will promote an environment of safety for the described client below. Consider the client’s medical history and medications. Mr. Joe Smith, 75-year old man, recently suffered a left cerebrovascular accident. He has right visual field deficits and residual weakness in this right arm and leg. He uses a walker for mobility. He takes Metoprolol for his blood pressure and the physician started him on Coumadin because he has recently been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation.Discuss the nursing assessment of Parkinson’s Disease
- ns n vity) 1. When discussing palliative care with a patient, what would you say are the goals? (Mark all that apply.) a. Improvement in the quality of life b. Providing bereavement support C. Management of family values d. Relieving suffering e. Communication among family members ANSWER: RATIONALE: 2. You are assessing an older adult patient for a closed head injury after a motor vehicle accident. What reflex would you assess for? The pig reflex b. The grasp reflex c. The snout reflex d. The spinal reflex ANSWER: RATIONALE: а. 3. A 75-year-old female patient tells you that she is sexually active but that it causes her pain when she has intercourse. What would you suggest to alleviate this pain? Warm baths a. b. Only use a side-lying position Cold application d. Have sex in the morning c. ANSWER: RATIONALE: 4. What would be important to assess when detecting alcohol use disorders in older adults? a. Increasing appetite b. Impaired proprioception Blood sugar control problems d.…1). Due to the client’s diagnosis of low back pain, cyclobenzaprine is prescribed. Which instructionsshould the nurse teach the client? Select all that applyA. Take the medication just before leaving home for work each day.B. Drink a full glass of water with each dose of medication.C. The medication can cause drowsiness that will make driving unsafe.D. Divide the dose of medication between early morning and bedtime.E. Encourage the client to change positions slowly. 2).The nurse working in the postanesthesia care unit (PACU) recovering a male client after anexploratory laparotomy administers the prescribed hydromorphone intravenously. Five minuteslater the nurse assess the client’s respirations at 8 breaths per minute. Which interventionshould the nurse implement first?A. Ask the anesthesiologist to come and assess the client.B. Administer naloxone intravenously.C. Re-assess the client’s respiratory status in 20 minutes.D. Use an ambu bag and ventilate the client. 3).An adolescent…The nurse is conducting a presentation for family members on personality disorders. What would be included in this presentation? a. Personality disorders only occur as a product of certain home environments b. Personality traits can be challenging to change c. Medications can quickly treat the problematic symptoms of personality disorders d. Stress has an impact on daily behaviors and attitudes e. Personality traits are formed early in life.
- 1) what are caretaking challenges for people with dementia. State and describe three challenges. 2) What community resources do you believe would help familes caretaking for a family member with dementia (at home)? Why?The nurse is researching the pathophysiology and etiology of major depressive disorder. What will the nurse learn is true regarding neurological structure alterations and the development of major depressive disorder? Select all that apply. Dysfunction of cerebral blood flow and glucose metabolism in some areas of the brain has been noted with major depressive disorder. An increase in the numbers and sizes of glia and neurons in some areas of the brain has been noted with major depressive disorder. Impairments to cerebral structural plasticity and neuronal cellular resilience have been noted with major depressive disorder. An increase in the central nervous system (CNS) volume is associated with major depressive disorder. Excessive levels of serotonin and norepinephrine have been associated with major depressive disorder.Please make a case study about Parkinson's Disease. The case study must have the following: Drug interactions,Renal impairment, Hepatic impairment , Special Population(Pregnancy), Special Population ( adolescent). Please make the case study at your own easy words. I will rate you positive if you do so. Note: The case study must be conceptual and hard to solve. Please don't use AI for answering this question.
- Develop and discuss a plan of care for a client with OCD including important assessments to complete, possible treatment options, nursing diagnoses related to this particular client , and corresponding nursing interventions .What are the essential things/key points a nurse must know about Parkinson's Disease as well as about caring for a patient with the said disease? Thank youThe person with dementia may experience loss and grief. Briefly discuss 3 losses that they may experience and suggest how the losses may affect them. Briefly comment on losses that may be experienced by the family and friends of the person with dementia and the effect it may have. How would you feel if your mother began to disrobe in public? How would you deal with the situation? "It is so embarrassing when dad starts to swear in front of our friends. I can't take him out anymore." This is an example of s--------i---- What makes someone a valued member of society? (at least 5 characteristics). List 5 challenging behaviours that may lead to devaluation of a person. Briefly explore what it might feel like to be devalued as a human being. Identify 2 financial strains that may be placed on families of a person with dementia. 12. What are some of the impacts that social devaluation can have on a) A client b) Family members