Q: Review the following case scenario and respond to the questions below: Mr. Brown lives in an Assisted Living facility. He is 67 years old and has been diagnosed with Diabetes. His care plan includes assisting him with a shower, medication assistance, assisting him to put on his compression socks and reminding and assisting him to the dining room for meals twice per day. Today when you arrive to Mr. Brown's apartment, you find him lying in bed complaining of a sore toe and difficulty walking. He does not want to get up or go to the dining room. He has not put his socks on, and he reports he has already taken his medication before you arrived, but you know that it is locked in the lock box and when you open it you see the dorsette still has the medication in it. 1. You will use the problem-solving, decision-making process to analyze this client scenario and come to a decision as to how you will handle this scenario using the following steps: a. Identify the Problem b. Analyze the problem c. Decide on the best course of action d. Carry out your decision e. Evaluate

Instructions: For each of the following patient considerations, tell me which component of Health Literacy it is reflecting. Answer Options: -Cultural and Conceptual Knowledge -Oral Literacy -Print Literacy -Numeracy -Media Literacy 1.) Knowing HOW to keep yourself healthy. 2.) Knowing when to seek healthcare. 3.) Understanding prescription bottled directions. 4.) Knowing how to accurately fill out a medical form. 5.) Reading and understanding health pamphlets. 6.) Critically thinking through television, movie, and website portrayals of healthcare information. 7.) Understanding and being able to accurately follow a healthcare provider's directions. 8.) Navigating the healthcare system, including health insurance.

Spencer Question: if he is hospitalized how we will be able to care for Spencer and his family?  Case study: Identification: Spencer is an 11 month old male who has been brought into Ed by his mother and father at sixteen 00 hours following referral by their GP. Situation: Spencer has had vomiting for the last 16 hours and now has diarrhoea. His parents reportes that he is having decreased oral intake and is vomiting everything that he eats and drinks. He is now having liquid stools in every nappy change. Background: Spencer is normally well and up to date with immunizations. Assessment: Spencer is being held by his father, is crying softly. he is pale. Temperature 37.8 degrees Celsius, heart rate 160, respiratory rate 48, spo 2 99% RA. Recommendations: Spencer has been diagnosed with moderate dehydration caused by viral gastroenteritis. He has been prescribed ondansetron and is fork trial of oral rehydration. If this fails over the next hour, Spencer will require NG rehydration.

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.

Case:Location: Medical-Surgical UnitTime: 0800Report from night shift charge nurse:Situation:Sara Lin is an 18-year-old patient who had an emergency appendectomy. It is day 2 postoperative, and Sara is expected to be discharged late this afternoon. We have discontinued her IV antibiotics after her morning dose. She will be getting oral meds today.Background:Sara presented in the ED 2 days ago with a 2-day history of nausea, vomiting, and increasing pain. She was taken to surgery that day and had an open appendectomy for a ruptured appendix. She has been stable since arriving to the unit. Her parents have been here with her most of the time and are very helpful and supportive.Assessment:Sara is alert and oriented. She needs to be reminded to use her incentive spirometer. Abdomen is soft and tender to touch. Bowel sounds active. She has progressed to regular diet, and she's eating small amounts. No nausea reported since postoperative day 1. The surgery team changed the abdominal dressing…

b. What would you do in response to the patient’s request for an antialcohol agent? Do you believe that the client is an appropriate candidate for an antialcohol agent? If so, which medication? c. List nursing diagnoses that may be applicable to the patient’s situation. Identify priority problem and prepare a nursing care plan.

Please answer the questions base on the information. Nurse note: Pt who was at home treating her right foot infection with VNA support. VNA recommended she return to the hospital because she was not caring for herself. The pt has not been able to get up and walk around including going to the bath. She complains of discomfort with swallowing and so she is not consistently taking her medication. She denies chest pain and shortness of breath. She is dysphagia, stage 2 plantar heel ulcer and at her butt. Has bruises on both hands, both legs is discolor and peeling. High fall risk and wear diapers. Pain is 7 on a scale of 0-10 at her coccyx wound. Normal bowl sounds and lungs sounds and heart sound. Cellulitis of right lower extremities. Cardiac diet and hypertension. Vitals at 800: Vitals at 11:20Am: Pulse: 99 HR: 72 SPO2: 99. BP: 144/97 BP: 135/82. R: 17 Temp: 95:4 HR:70 1. What is causing the abnormal lab values in YOUR PATIENT? 2. Are the abnormal lab values at the patient's…

create a nursing care plan according to the nursing process for Mr SA 

Case Study Personal Information Name: Mr. Elliot Bryan Age: 29 years old Gender: Male Description Mr. Bryan is a 29-year-old married man who came to the medical office because, over the last three years, he has progressively increased the size of his shoes, and he has resized his wedding ring three times. He says his feet and hands have grown. He has also noticed that his face has turned coarse. He was a very active man and practiced sports, but now he fatigues just by walking, and feels weakness in his muscles and stiffness in his joints. He is depressed because in the last few months he has been experiencing erectile dysfunction, which is affecting his relationship with his wife. He feels he is losing his vision as well. Mr. Bryan does not drink alcohol, smoke, or use any recreational drug. His mother suffers from diabetes mellitus type II, and his father suffers from hypertension. On physical examination we found: Remarkable Signs on Physical by Regions Head: Enlarged and coarsened…

topic: diabetes (chronic illness) Introduce the two (2) relevant care priorities and for each priority, identify and rationalise where the person sits on the Roper-Logan-Tierney (RLT) model of nursing independence to the dependence continuum, and the education area relevant to each care priority