Updated techniques and their application that used in diagnosis of hematological disorders

Personal InformationName: Julia Jackson Age: 84Gender: FemaleRace: CaucasianReligion: BaptistOccupation:Retired Weight: 149 lb (67.58 kg) Height:59 inches Martial Status: MarriedAllergies: None knownImmunizations: Up-to-dateMajor Support: Andrew Jackson Relationship: HusbandPhone: 719-266-2837 Address: New York, USAAttending Provider/Team: Dr. Craymer, MD, and RN and Nursing AssistantHistoryThe patient presents to the ER with severe abdominal pain especially in the leftlower quadrant. An abdominal CT was ordered, and it was found that there is a 5-centimeter mass in the lower sigmoid colon with fecal impaction. Medications Lisinopril 20 mg oral DailySimvastatin 40 mg oral DailyLisinoprol 20 mg oral N/G tube DailySimvastatin 40 mg N/G tube DailyIbuprofen 400 mg  M/G tube Every 6 hours   PRNOrders• Obtain an Oncology consultInsert a Nasogastric tube (N/G) to low intermittent suction• Ibuprofen liquid 400 mg via N/G tube every 6 hours as needed for pain• Amlodipine 20mg via N/G tube…

Mr. Cardia has been admitted to your ward and care is assigned to you. Information from the history you have taken includes reporting 4 days of anorexia, nausea, vomiting, and occasional diarrhoea before he sought medical attention. His wife says he'd started falling asleep frequently, looked pale, and mentioned seeing yellow spots. Current medications: 0.25 mg of digoxin once a day and 20 mg of frusemide twice a day for heart failure. Vital signs: BP 110/60 P 46 RR 26 T 36.5 What may the signs and symptoms indicate? (two words)

FORM ADPIE FROM THE FF SITUATION; (ASSESSMENT, DIAGNOSIS, PLANNING, INTERVENTION, EVALUATION) based on the ff situation: DRUG: Erythromycin Age: 7 Sex: F Educational status: N/A Occupation: Pupil Weight and BMI: 23 KGS/NORMAL Blood pressure: 80/40 Heart rate: 90 Respiratory rate: 20 Temperature: 36.2 Diagnosis: Conjunctivitis, Left eye Chief complaint: Red eyes, discharges in eyes Prescription: Erythromycin 2% ointment in lower conjunctiva

Read the case description carefully and then respond to the individual questions. Primary complaints/recent history of illness 60-year-old male comes into his family physician with complaint of persistent hoarseness for past three weeks that interferes with conversation. Reports usual "smoker's cough" has worsened in past few months. Other history (past, family, social), allergies, medications Cigarette smoking, 1-2 packs per day since teenage years Intermittent hemoptysis for one year--not reported in previous physician visits Iron-deficiency anemia for past six months--same physician prescribed ferrous sulfate (325 mg/day, oral) Social drinker, 1-2 drinks per day reported Mild seasonal allergies since teenage years Physical exam Height, 5'10"; weight, 195 lb. Auscultation: wheezing localized in upper right lobe on inspiration Percussion: resonance/dullness over upper right lobe BP: 120/75 mm Hg;  pulse: 90, regular; respiration 25, slightly labored temperature: 98.9 F Other exam…

When should the health provider present an advance beneficiary notification of noncoverage to the beneficiar

---A patient was brought into emergency department with an acute onset of central crushing chest pain. Outline four nursing actions and rationales that you would be required to deliver within the first two hours of patients admission to emergency department.

Identify five (5) drugs that a registered paramedic CANNOT administer.

Knowing the concern with anaphylactic shock, which patient assessment information is most important for the nurse to obtain in order to evaluate whether initiated treatment  for anaphylactic shock has been effective? Blood pressure Orientation Heart rate Oxygen saturation

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