1. Obtain the laboratory test reports of three clients who tested positive for different cardiovascular disorders and have a short discussion on the following points: • Identify the different serum enzymes based on your learning. • Identify abnormalities in the serum enzyme levels of each client and the disorders that they indicate. • Identify abnormalities in the blood lipid studies of each client and state their consequences. • Identify the seriousness of the findings (clients requiring immediate surgery or medication).

16. Basic Cardiac Monitoring: The Electrocardiogram • What factors influence how a clinician chooses to analyze an ECG rhythm strip? • Describe a particular ECG analysis method and identify its benefits. • Describe the advantages and disadvantages to the various treatment methods for cardiac arrhythmias.

Scenario: You are a certified rehabilitation counselor (CRC) and licensed professional counselor (LPC) employed at a Rehabilitation and Treatment Hospital. You are a member of an interdisciplinary team for the Cardiovascular Disorder Rehabilitation Unit.   Presenting Issues: Steven is a 57-year-old Indian American. Steven has been working as a factory worker for Briggs and Stratton for the last 17 years. Steven has been diagnosed with congenital heart disease. Steven reports that he has lived with this condition all his life however symptoms are now exacerbated making his ADL’s and job duties difficult to complete. Steven reports that he is the head of his household and is not currently in a relationship of any kind. Moreover, Steven relocated to the Valley due to COVID-19 and has no natural supports.   4. What accommodations would be recommended for Steven in the workforce?

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1. What are some patterns in cardiovascular disease relative to gender and ethnicity? 2. Name and describe several common cardiovascular diseases.

It is now day 1 following surgery for Mrs Romano, following handover at 0700, you have been allocated to care for her, handover information is contained in Appendix 5: Handover sheet.  At the commencement of your care, you undertake a systems assessment.  These are your assessment findings: CNS: conscious and responding to verbal instructions.  .  Temp 37.6C CVS: Peripherally warm and dry.  No peripheral oedema.  HR = 76 regular.  BP = 145/68. Resp: RR = 18 resps/min.  Sa02 = 93% NP 3LPM Renal: IDC removed 0600 HNPU GIT: Bowel sounds present.  No abdo swelling. Endocrine: BGL = 4.2mmol/L Musculoskeletal: NAD.  Has not been out of bed a yet Post op. Complaining of leg pain, TED stocking removed, slightly reddened areas noted on both heels (signs of DVT, compartment syndrome). Left calf noted to be swollen, red and warm to touch. Integumentary: Dressing to abdominal wound, intact with no further ooze since marked the evening before. Laparoscopic incision dressings clean and dry. Bellovac…

Create a simple care plan for the geriatric patient as it relates to fluid volume excess and deficit. Case study, you are caring for an 89-year-old- female, she is wheelchair dependent, has rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, myocardial infarction four years ago and has heart failure. First start out with nursing concepts, what are some risk factors with this patient that put them at risk for either of the following?                               FVD                                                                  FVE Now, state how you are going to assess for a FVD and FVE (divide your sheet here, FVE on one side FVD on the other)                               FVD                                                                                   FVE Nursing interventions as it relates to both FVD and FVE.                               FVD                                                                                   FVE Evaluation- how do you know it worked?…

Summarize a three leading concepts and how they address the need criteria for "hypertension" subject and be sure to integrate data.

1.Define Vital Signs and explain how they are used during a secondary assessment? 2.Where would you measure heart rate?

1. A 43 year old patient asks for counseling regarding how to improve his cardiovascular health in order to prevent CV diseases associated with aging. How do you approach the problem and what specific advice do you give? I don’t need an essay answer. Just a few sentences please.