Pt: 44 y/o WM CC: Pt was short of breathe and gets tired quickly. Rapid heart rate and feels a little weak. HPI: Patient presents with mental status changes and was found to be in atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular rate. He was on medication but has not been taken them for over a year because he thought he was all better. Patient is visiting aunt and was brought into the ER and was mini-altered.
Belief is learning to communicate with different people should be a learning experience. Intellectual health: College, College allows a person to open their mind and think on a higher level. Skills that already been taught are retaught on a much more in depth level. An activity that reflects environmental health is the way you treat the environment around you. Belief is to be always prepared for anything and to think positive to have a healthy mind.
Prior to seeing the nurse practitioner, he fills out a history form which elicits a family history and review of systems. His father died of a heart attack at age 72. His mother is alive and well at age 76. He has a 44-year-old sister who recently had a hysterectomy and has been treated several times in the past for depression. He has a 22-year-old son and an 18-year-old daughter who are in good health.
Bill Martin A 59-year-old alcoholic who is treated on a Chemical Dependency Unit. You are a nurse working in a Chemical Dependency Detoxification Unit. Fifty-nine-year-old Bill Martin was admitted an hour ago following an intervention at his place of employment. His coworkers and wife confronted him about his excessive use of alcohol. According to Bill's wife, who accompanied him to the hospital, Bill had a 17-year history of drinking, but then became sober for ten years.
Finally, after several months of increasing frustration and decreasing health, he is diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS. Within two months, he is in a wheelchair with a surgically placed feeding tube. Six months after being diagnosed, he passes away in his sleep from respiratory failure. He was
The patient, Theresa Schiavo married Michael Schiavo in 1984 and they had six years of a normal marriage. Then in 1990, Theresa had a heart attack at the age of twenty-seven because of a potassium imbalance. She never regained consciousness until the present day because of her condition. She suffered a vegetative state all the while until her guardian decided to remove her status and euthanize her, causing her death. This is the point at which he differed with her
Last year, the patient was hospitalized more than 4 months total for the problem. He is from Atlanta. He is coming to visit his aunt accompanied with his mom and his sister. Patient states “he has to go to University Hospital Emergency Room for cyclic vomiting syndrome on Sunday 7/15/12 at 1pm. 2.
He had wires in his jaw that were there to secure his face. He was told that he had nine (9) broken facial bones. Client spent two days in the ICU in Paxton. Client could not eat solid food for three (3) days and had to have a tube to be feed. Client admits to loosening the wires on his jaw so that he could practice his singing.
| Objectives Nbr description | Objective Date | Status | Status Change Date | Expected Achievement Date | Required For Discharge | 1 Client will create an individualized discharge plan and relapse prevention plan with the assistance of her counselor during first week in IOP. | 12/16/2013 | In progress | 12/16/2013 | 03/16/2014 | | Strategies Nbr description | Objective Date | Status | Status Change Date | Units of Service | Duration of Hours/Frequency | 1 Counselors will provide worksheets to client at first sessions so that she can work on what she knows so far about elapse prevention and her discharge needs. | 12/16/2013 | In progress | 12/16/2013 | 2 | 1/ Monthly | Summary Previous Comments | Problem Details Problem Number: 2Problem Statement: Client has a family and/or social problemStatus: TreatStatus Change Date: 12/16/2013Problem Date: 12/16/2013Problem Description: client reports an open CPS case |
Bauby pitied himself at the start of learning his disability, but with time, physical therapy, a special alphabet to help him communicate and excess time to reflect on his position in this rare situation he began to realize that all the freedom he had, we taken for granted. Before Bauby even had the stroke he wasn’t informed on what locked-in syndrome was. After living with locked-in syndrome he began to take noticed that what he first saw as a disability wasn’t something he would stop living for because as far as he was concerned he was still a person able to feel, set goals, communicate and be himself. Even with what he has learned nd grown from adapting to his new way of being it doesn’t pardon the fact of how he was arrogant with all he could have, but ignorant with what he already had but took for granted and didn’t acknowledge until it was the only thing he had left that still cared for him and as much as he cared for it then; his