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- Case Study:5. A 23-year old woman has experienced recent onset of a spontaneous, bilaterial breast discharge and gradual cessation of menses. She reports normal growth and development and has never been pregnant.?Questions:1) What conditions could be causing her symptoms?2) What medical conditions (other than a prolactinom are associated with hyperprolactinemia?3) Which medications raise prolactin?no references, just homework.Case Study 1 Situation: T.S, 24 years old, had last menstrual period on March 2, 2018. She has not menstruated for the past 4 months and reports positive home pregnancy test. T.S. reports increased urination, morning nausea and fatigue. T.S. has 2 other children so this would be her third pregnancy. Upon examination, T.S. is also noted to have softening of the cervix and bluish discoloration of the cervix, vagina and perineum. 1- From this data can you be sure T.S. is pregnant? Describe which signs of pregnancy T.S. may be exhibiting and explain each. What data is required in order to be sure that T.S. is pregnant? What is T.S.'s estimated due date (EDD) or estimated date of confinement (EDC)? 5- Define the terms "gravida" and "para" and how would you refer to your client's obstetrical history? 2- 3- 4-Case study A woman attends the antenatal clinic to discuss the result of her glucose tolerance test (GTT). She is 42 years old and this is her 6th pregnancy. She has previously had three caesarean sections, one early miscarriage and a termination of pregnancy. All booking tests were normal as were her 11-14 week ultrasound scans. The woman is of Indian ethnic origin but was born and has always lived in the UK. She is now 26 weeks gestation and her midwife arranged a GTT for her because of a family history of Type 2 diabetes( her father and paternal aunt). Examination Her body mass index (BMI) is 31 Kg/M. BP- 146/87mmHG. The fundal Height is 29cms and the fetal heart rate is normal on auscultation. INVESTIGATIONS Urinalysis: Glycosuria-1+ GTT- Pretest fasting. 6.4 mmol/L and 2 hr post 75g glucose load: 11.3mmol/l. Questions. What is the diagnosis for this patient and on what criteria can this be made? Discuss diagnosis briefly. Construct a nursing care plan addressing 3 of patient’s…
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- Case Study: o When Mary returns for a postpartal checkup. you notice red streaks on both legs along the course of her veins, and she has pain on dorsiflexion of her foot. You are concerned that she is developing thrombophlebitis. o Describe a plan of care that could have reduced this risk during labor and in the immediate postpartal periodCase Study: M.S. is a 6-month old male that was born at 26 weeks. The infant was discharged 2 weeks ago after a 14 week stay in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). He currently weighs 6 pounds and is 19 inches long. His current vital signs are HR 145, RR 26, B/P 90/60, T 101.6 F His parents brought the infant to the emergency department because he has not been eating and is continuously fussy. The healthcare provider assessed a bulging left tympanic membrane and diagnosed the infant with an ear infection. Orders include: Amoxicillin 113 mg PO q12h. Safe dosing for amoxicillin is 80-90 mg/kg/day divided every 12 hours for 5-7 days. 1) Highlight the information that is needed for the nurse to administer the ordered medication safely.Case Study: M.S. is a 6-month old male that was born at 26 weeks. The infant was discharged 2 weeks ago after a 14 week stay in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). He currently weighs 6 pounds and is 19 inches long. His current vital signs are HR 145, RR 26, B/P 90/60, T 101.6 F His parents brought the infant to the emergency department because he has not been eating and is continuously fussy. The healthcare provider assessed a bulging left tympanic membrane and diagnosed the infant with an ear infection. Orders include: Amoxicillin 113 mg PO q12h. Safe dosing for amoxicillin is 80-90 mg/kg/day divided every 12 hours for 5-7 days. 1) Highlight the information that is needed for the nurse to administer the ordered medication safely. 2) The nurse is preparing to discharge M.S. Which nursing action is required to ensure the amoxicillin dose is safe for M.S.? (Select all that apply) 1. Calculate the infant's weight as 2.7 Kg 2. Calculate the infant's weight as 13.2 Kg 3. Calculate the…
- Case Study: M.S. is a 6-month old male that was born at 26 weeks. The infant was discharged 2 weeks ago after a 14 week stay in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). He currently weighs 6 pounds and is 19 inches long. His current vital signs are HR 145, RR 26, B/P 90/60, T 101.6 F His parents brought the infant to the emergency department because he has not been eating and is continuously fussy. The healthcare provider assessed a bulging left tympanic membrane and diagnosed the infant with an ear infection. Orders include: Amoxicillin 113 mg PO q12h. Safe dosing for amoxicillin is 80-90 mg/kg/day divided every 12 hours for 5-7 days. 1) Highlight the information that is needed for the nurse to administer the ordered medication safely. 2) The nurse is preparing to discharge M.S. Which nursing action is required to ensure the amoxicillin dose is safe for M.S.? (Select all that apply) Calculate the infant’ s weight as 2.7 Kg Calculate the infant’s weight as 13.2 Kg Calculate…Given below are a few medical terms. Explain them in the simplest form using one word or sentence. Please DO NOT complicate... Thanks Puberty, Symptoms, Physical signs, Diagnosis, Prognosis, pyrexiaP.T. is a married 30-year-old gravida 4 para 1203 at 28 weeks gestation. She arrives in the labor and delivery unit at a level 2 hospital complaining of low back pain and frequency of urination. She states that she feels occasional uterine cramping and believes that her membranes have not ruptured. 3. What actions would you take to help identify her underlying problem before calling the health care provider? 4. What other problems might be going on with P.T. that you should consider?