Assessment Report for Mr. Brown LaMont Barre Duncain College Assessment Report for Mr. Brown Good morning Mr. Brown. My name is LaMont. I am a physician’s assistant and I will be discussing the results of your recent cholesterol panel. During this appointment we will be reviewing the significance of your results as it directly relates to your heart as well as, formulating a plan of care to help you maintain a healthy lifestyle. Before we begin, are there any specific questions that you have about cholesterol and how it can affect your health?
A scientist discovered that nicotine metabolism varies with the smoker’s level of stress, providing a physiological explanation for why smokers tend to smoke more when anxious. When a smoker feels stressed, more nicotine is cleared from the body unmetabolized, forcing the smoker to smoke more to get his or her usual amount of nicotine. (Straub, 2012, p.272). smokers strive to regulate their emotional
Today, caffeine is found in drinking sodas, tea, coffee, chocolate, medicines, energy drinks, and so on. According to Kuhn, Swartzwelder, and Wilson (2003), caffeine falls under the drug class of stimulant. The buzz that is created by caffeine increases euphoria, alertness, and concentration. If caffeine is taken in large amounts, it can cause agitation and nervousness. Also, extreme use of caffeine can cause panic attacks.
| Analgesics are used to relieve pain such as headaches. | Addiction to these can happen if taken over a long period of time. Also, irritation of the stomach, liver damage and sleep disturbances as some analgesics contain caffeine. | Antibiotics e.g. amoxicillin, Flucloxacillin, Penicillin.
Unit 4222-605 Recognise indications of substance misuse and refer individuals to specialists 1.1 Alcohol is misused when it is drunk excessively - the recommended limits for adults are 2-3 units a day for women, and 3-4 for men. It is a depressant which slows down the brain and can effect mood and lower inhibitions. Illegal substances are split into 4 categories: stimulants, depressants, opiates and hallucinogens. * Stimlulants produce extreme well-being, and can increase alertness, confidence and energy levels, examples include ecstasy, cocaine and speed. * Depressants slow down the central nervous system and can reduce anxiety or emotional distress., examples include cannabis and barbiturates.
Week 5 DQ1 The elements that should be included in a comprehensive health assessment for a geriatric patient are the clients past medical history, family history, comorbid conditions and severity as well as current problem list. Current medications should be reviewed in detail, as well as a head to toe physical of all systems. (Ward & Rubin, 2013) The physical exam is an excellent opportunity to check the aging clients hearing and vision. It is also an opportunity to do a cognitive assessment, and assess for bruises or injuries that could indicate an unsteady gait or elder abuse. The clients weight and appearance are an indicator of nutritional status, loose fitting clothing could indicate recent or sudden weight loss, eating habits and dental issues should be assessed, as well as who is preparing the meals.
Are you taking any medications or supplements? 4. Blood test, Breath test (drink radioactive carbon), endoscopy, X-ray of your upper digestive tract (swallow white liquid containing barium that coats your digestive tract and makes the ulcers more visible, and VS. 5. Regular use of Ibuprofen can irritate or inflame the lining of your stomach and small intestine. Smoking can increase the risk of digestive damage.
I had never heard of the words “Caffeine Overdose” So you ask how much caffeine I took? Thesis: With caffeine consumption being so common, it is vital to know the impact caffeine has on the body, as its effects can influence cardio-respiratory and perhaps most importantly neurologically. I. Most of the caffeine consumed in the United States is in coffee, tea, energy drinks, soft drinks, and energy pills. (let’s take a look at the most common once seen here on campus) (also what I had that morning that scared me for life ) 1. .
LDL (the bad kind) and HDL (the good kind). Too much LDL in ones diet can lead to clotting of the bloodstream, which in turn, causes a heart attack. Luckily it's a risk that can be controlled. By eating foods lower in fat and cholesterol, one can lower the LDL levels in their body. People who have exceptionally high levels of LDL cholesterol may want to talk to a doctor about a prescription
Also contains antioxidants, which have been shown to have cancer prevention qualities B. Negative effects 1. Largely dependent on how much you consume 2. Cause your heart rate to increase 3. Urinate more, which can lead to dehydration 4.