Mrs. Blaze, a 68-year-old female, visits her primary care provider’s office because she has not been feeling well. Mrs. Blaze tells the nurse that she has been experiencing regular episodes of shortness of breath and fatigue for the last 2 weeks. She does not have a fever or productive cough. Upon assessment, the client states that she has been smoking one pack of cigarettes per day for the past 40 years. Describe the physiologic process that is occurring when Mrs. Blaze becomes short of breath.

make a pathophysiology flow chart (in drawing if possible) of Upper Respiratory Tract Infection with a data of: 3 months old baby, has sunken eyeballs, admitted due to having a fever for 3 days, A chief complaint of 4 Days PTA, onset of fever on and off, cbc shows high wbc has high infection, is warm to touch and crackles sound can be heard with no sneezing, system chart states only oral mucos, infant is not breast fed and is drinking a formulated milk, vital signs shows normal. with details explained

make a pathophysiology flow chart (in drawing if possible) of Upper Respiratory Tract Infection with a data of: 3 months old baby, has sunken eyeballs, admitted due to having a fever for 3 days, A chief complaint of 4 Days PTA, onset of fever on and off, cbc shows high wbc has high infection, is warm to touch and crackles sound can be heard with no sneezing, system chart states only oral mucos, infant is not breast fed and is drinking a formulated milk, vital signs shows normal. with details explained

Hello,  Can you please help me with this question? Any stage 3, stage 4, or unstageable pressure ulcers acquired after admission/presentation to a health care setting" (National Quality Forum, 2016) is considered a 'Never Event'. What is a 'Never Event'? What does that mean to your facility? (https://psnet.ahrq.gov/primer/never-events#:~:text=The%20term%20%22Never%20Event%22%20was,surgery%E2%80%94that%20should%20never%20occurLinks to an external site..)   Thank you in advance!!

A 6 month-old male infant is admitted to the hospital with diagnosis of recurrent pneumonia. His vital signs on admission: respiratory rate = 50 /min; heart rate = 170 beats/min; temperature – 102˚ F.  Substernal retractions are prominent.  Lung auscultation: bilateral wheezes and rhonchi.  Medical history: this is a third admission since birth for pneumonia.  His mother also states that he hasn’t gain body weight like her older child had at 6 months of age. 4) What is the rationale behind the poor weight gain? 5)What counseling or family education should be provided to the Family about cystic fibrosis before the child goes home? 6) What genetic counseling should be provided?

What is the pathophysiology of Asthma. (It is alkalosis or acidosis? and why)

What condition does this patient likely have?