Julian Elliot , a 24 years old medical student was admitted to the hospital after experiencing several months of fatigue, low grade fevers, chest pain and night sweats. A chest MRI scan reverealed large mediastinal masses. Needle biopsy confirmed a diagnosis of hodgkin lymhoma. There was no evidence of lymphadenopathy or hepatic involvement. Treatment included chemotherapy followed by radiotherapy to the chest. Mr Elliot prognosisis good. can someone give me a better understanding of this
In Hodgkin's lymphoma a particular group of lymph node involved.if lymphoma restricted to a single groupe of lymph node so prognosis is good
In this case only mediastinal group of lymph node are involved and no other involved like hepatic group, cervical group
PET SCAN are best for check any other group involed or not involved in body
Do ln biopsy and do hpe examination for type cell present in this case and according to type of cell we tell about prognoy
Radiotherapy and chemotherapy are indicate in this case
Julian Elliot , a 24 years old medical student was admitted to the hospital after experiencing...
C. WRITING GOALS AND INTERVENTIONS 2 Read the following case and write a goal and at least three interventions for the given diagnoses. THE CLIENT WITH LUNG CANCER. Mr. Saenz is a 54-year-old carpenter. He is admitted with pain over his left scapula and radiating to his left arm. He describes having dyspnea and admits that he does have a productive cough. He denies any recent weight loss but does acknowledge experiencing extreme fatigue for the last 2 months. Mr....
CASE F: A 71-year-old Chinese male was admitted with complaint of chronic cough and malaise for two months. He had been in Tucson, Arizona, USA, visiting for four months right before the sym sweats, skin rashes, or headache. His past medical history included four years of primary hypertension and three years of coronary heart disease. He did not smoke or abuse drugs. Physical examination revealed no abnormalities. Chest computed tomographic ptoms occurred. He had transient low-grade fever, but denied hemoptysis,...
A 31 year old male presented to the Emergency Department (ED) after experiencing gross hemoptysis. He had a 2 month history of productive cough, a 25 pound weight loss, night sweats, and fatigue. A chest X-ray (CXR) revealed bilateral cavitary infiltrates. The patient had a history of heavy alcohol and drug use with a long history of cigarette use and a chronic smoker's cough. The patient reports no permanent residence. The patient was admitted and tested for bacterial pneumonia. Routine...
Nursing help needed: Ted is a 67-year-old male with no significant past medical history, except for occasional migraine headaches. He is married, has two grown children, and is retired from the Air Force. He does not smoke and does not use alcohol. He has no regular exercise program but does try to eat healthy. On June 15, Ted awoke with pain in his chin and jaw that radiated to his left ear. The next day, he visited his physician, as...