LAB RESULTS Pick the most pertinent labs and explain what each of those labs are in great detail and why they were done for your patient. Minimum of 1 paragraph per lab in APA format. Why is the lab result significant for this patient's condition? If abnormal, include what the nurse needs to monitor for in relation to the abnormal value under the significance/complication column. Please cite your source(s).

Please answer these questions in depths base on the labs and medication. Medications: These are the patient medications: Atorvastatin 40 mg, cholecalciferol 1'000u, furosemide 40mg, Lisinopril 40mg, metoprolol sucinate 24 hrs, vancomycin 1.25g, psyllium 1 packet, lactobacillus acidophilus, pantoprazole 40mg, calcium carbonate 500mg, clotrimazole, Aztreonam 28, sucralfate 100mg, levifloxin 500mg, minocyclin 100mg, tramadol 50mg, Tylenol 650mg, vitamin D3 10004, Lasix 40mg, pericolace 2tabs, miralax 17g, Coumadin 1mg, torpol XL 50mg. Patient labs: 4-20-23 4-26-23: Creatinine: 1.69. 1.07 BUN: 85. 53 Na: 142. 145 K: 3.2. 4.2 CI: 102. 112 CO2: 24. 21 Glucose: 81. Ca:8.3. WBC: 15.4. 8.0 12.9 Hgb: 17. CPK: 82 Troponin: 28 Coags: 33.4/2.8 PLT: 280 MCV: 96.2 UA: 1.0 RBC: 2. 4.23 Egpr: 49 Anioncap: 12 AST: 23 Alt: 26 Abul: 4.6 What is causing the abnormal lab values in YOUR PATIENT? 2. Are the abnormal lab values at the patient's baseline, or worse? 3. What labs that were drawn specifically…

Case Study:A patient, ill with an infectious disease, is prescribed an oral bacteriostatic antibiotic. After 48 hours the nurse calls and tells the patient that they need to return to the hospital and receive an IM injection of a different, -cidal antibiotic as the pathogen is showing resistance to the first antibiotic. In addition the nurse states that there are only a few cases of this disease in the area as it is not common in Wisconsin. Question: What type of infectious disease is this patient suffering from? O Fungal O Prion infection O Viral Bacterial MacBook Air F5 F4 F3 & $ % 4 T Y

3:09 º coursera.org/learn/pat + ℗ Lesson 2 Quiz Back . Graded Quiz 15 min 10 total points English Due Jun 23, 11:59 PM -04 9. An example of inevitable harm is: An allergy to an appropriate drug therapy with no history of allergy Pharmacy technician makes the wrong medication for a patient Physician fails to order an X-ray when it is indicated None of the above 10. Which factor(s) should be considered when evaluating the risks of a given treatment or therapy? Complete a benefit assessment of acceptable versus unacceptable risks Patient/caregiver wishes Both of these Neither of these ||| O < 1 point 1 point

A 45-year-old established patient with rheumatoid arthritis, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia presents for an office visit. His joint disease has been stable in the past, but in the last three weeks he has noticed increas- ing pain and has developed redness in several joints. He has had a low-grade fever for the past week. The evening before the visit, Dr J reviews the patient's recent test results for 15 minutes. At the visit, Dr J reviews the medical history form completed by the patient and vital signs obtained by the medical assistant. A history including prior response to treatment, a review of inter- val correspondence with other providers, and a relevant examination are performed. The likely progression of disease is discussed with the patient. Lab work to rule out systemic infection is ordered. A treatment plan is updated with a new medication prescription provided. The patient has considerable anxiety regarding the new medication and the potential risks, and Dr J provides…

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An 85-year-old female with history of hypertension presented with cough and low-grade fever. Chest radiography is consistent with a diagnosis of pneumonia. The doctor ordered the antibiotic Levofloxacin 500 mg PO X 10 days. The patient's blood work came back, and basic metabolic panel showed potassium (K) of 5 mmol/L, sodium (NA) 140 mmol/L, glucose of 115, BUN of 19 mg/dl and creatinine of 1.2 mg/dl. Questions: 1. In your understanding of the physiological changes in the elderly, what predisposes them to respiratory infections?

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I have case study revion question.  the quesion is A 25-year-old female presented to her 28 week antenatal appointment with the complaint oflethargy. It was noted the patient appeared pale. A full blood count was taken. blood flim of pateint has been attached.  so the pateints  heamoglobin was low  heamatcrit was low  MCV was low  MCH was low  But RDW (RED BLOOD CELL DISTRUCTION WAS high) at 17%  i have conlcuded that she has microcytic anmeia.  Struggling on dicussing a diffrential diagonsis part.  Give a detail diffrentianl diagnosis.  and what treaments can be given.