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- 21% 7:59 +233 20 775 0585 Augnstaisug.59laMgh/portal UNIVERSITY OF GHANA 下吃 197 Case study on symptom management Madam FD 48 years was admitted to the hospital with the diagnosis of Metastatic Right Breast Cancer with metastasis to the Lung causing pleural effusion on the right chest. She reported with history of breathlessness for 2days, multiple lumps in the right breast & Chest wall spreading over the entire chest wall for the past 3 months, She has been unable to sleep for the past 3 weeks She had received a total of 14 cycles of Chemotherapy but due to COVID 19 restrictions she defaulted on her appointments. 1. Describe how you will assess the patient using the Edmonton Symptom Assessment system 2. What questions will you ask to further probe the symptoms reported? 3. What will be the goal and specific objectives for the care of madam FD 4. What physical examination findings will you report? Additional resources for assignment-t=449595&cmid=1668389 textb... My ATI NOLOGY SUPPORT ✓ MTH 208-01 (MW... K Kaplan Login WP WileyPLUS VitalSource Books... Zika virus is chiefly spread using an insect vector, more specifically, mosquitoes. Given this, which of the following helps account for why all blood donations in J.S. are screened for Zika? O a. Zika can be easily transmitted from person to person even through incidental contact O b. Zika infections are now common and regularly reported in every U.S. State (except Alaska) O c. Screening of blood donations is the main way in which Zika infections are diagnosed in the U.S. O d. Climate change extends the habitat of mosquitoes that can carry the virus Next page1. What is the numerator used for incidence? O New cases during a specific time period O Actual cases reported O Existing cases at a given point in time O Current cases 2. On January 1, research on hypertension starts with 2.000 30 to 40-year-old males of which 120 are already hypertensive. Those 1880 left are followed up for 5 years during which time 150 of them developed hypertension. Calculate the prevalence of hypertension at the start of the research. Which of the following is the BEST answer: O 600 on January 1 O 0.06 on January 1 O 6.00 O 6.00% 3. About 35 cases of gonorrhea are usually reported in this NCR per week, slightly less than the national average O Endemic O Any of the choices mentioned O Pandemic O Epidemic
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- CONCEPT MAPPINGCreate a CONCEPT MAP or DIAGRAM from among the following high-risk conditions. Choose only one (1) condition from among the list below:1. Apnea of Prematurity2. Respiratory Distress Syndrome3. Meconium Aspiration Syndrome The components should include the following: 1) predisposing and/or precipitating factors; 2) a simple pathophysiology; 3) clinical manifestations; 4) diagnostic procedure (if applicable); 5) medical/surgical management; 6) nursing interventions and nursing diagnosis.5 2 + A ... B IU 三 三 1. Why might Native American people distrust the Indian Health Service or other public health services? What role does culture play in the distrust? What experiences might have led Native American people to distrust such services? Type your response here:George Payton, a 52-year-old man previously diagnosed with IBS, reports that he is having 3-5 bowel movements per day. The movements are runny and loose and filled with red blood. George has not experienced any constipation. His family practitioner refers him to a gastroenterologist. 1. Describe IBS 2. Are the reported symptoms compatible with IBS? 3.Are the reported symptoms, which is most significant? Is any other disease suspect? 4. What tests is the gastroenterologist likely to order?