1. a. Disease progression
b. The patient self esteem became low because he may cures cured himself cor disease
C. Ineffective coping related to disease progression
2.a. Emotional response
b. Which promotes coping
C. Anxiety level
Physical changes like way of talking, tone ,pitch, facial expressions
3.
a. Caring multiple patients.
b. Maintain professionalism
C. Relaxation techniques
Your patient is a 44-year-old male admitted due to an exacerbation of his multiple sclerosis (MS)....
Case Studies for Unit VI- Promotion of health Self-Concept 1. Your patient is a 44-year-old male admitted due to an exacerbation of his multiple sclerosis (MS). During report, the nurse from the previous shift informed you he had to straight catheterize the patient due to urinary retention and bladder distention. You are in the room talking with the patient and his significant other when the primary care provider approaches them with the information that, due to a progression of the...
Sexuality 6. You are a nurse in an OB-GYN practice caring for a 40-year-old mother of five who is undergoing her annual gynecologic exam. During the interview, she reports some sexual "difficulties" between her and her husband, and expresses concern. You spend a significant amount of time answering her questions and offering possible interventions to ease their difficulties, which seem to originate in each sexual partner a. What factors can affect sexuality? b. Desctibe male primary sexual dysfunctions. C. Describe...
You are a nurse in an OB-GYN practice caring for a 40-year-old mother of five who is undergoing her annual gynecologic exam. During the interview, she reports some sexual “difficulties” between her and her husband, and expresses concern. You spend a significant amount of time answering her questions and offering possible interventions to ease their difficulties, which seem to originate in each sexual partner What factors can affect sexuality? Desctibe male primary sexual dysfunctions. Describe female primary sexual dysfunctions. How...
2. You are a general practice nurse caring for a husband and wife who made an appointment to see the health care provider regarding how stress is impacting their well-being. The 72-year-old husband is a caregiver for his wife, who is in the early-middle stage of Alzheimer’s disease. As a nurse for 40 years, the wife is very aware of what is going on (when she’s oriented) and is very concerned about the responsibility her husband feels quite deeply. a....
Case Studies, Chapter 42, Stress and Adaptation 1. You are a general practice nurse caring for a husband and wife who made an appointment to see the health care provider regarding how stress is impacting their well-being. The 72-year-old husband is a caregiver for his wife, who is in the early-middle stage of Alzheimer's disease. As a nurse for 40 years, the wife is very aware of what is going on (when she's oriented) and is very concerned about the...
Case Studies, Chapter 42, Stress and Adaptation 1. You are a general practice nurse caring for a husband and wife who made an appointment to see the health care provider regarding how stress is impacting their well-being. The 72-year-old husband is a caregiver for his wife, who is in the early-middle stage of Alzheimer's disease. As a nurse for 40 years, the wife is very aware of what is going on (when she's oriented) and is very concerned about the...
Case Studies, Chapter 42, Stress and Adaptation 1. You are a general practice nurse caring for a husband and wife who made an appointment to see the health care provider regarding how stress is impacting their well-being. The 72-year-old husband is a caregiver for his wife, who is in the early-middle stage of Alzheimer's disease. As a nurse for 40 years, the wife is very aware of what is going on (when she's oriented) and is very concerned about the...
CASE STUDY You are caring for a 59-year-old male patient receiving 2. What physical care needs does the person have? hospice care. The person currently sleeps most of the time. His verbal communication is minimal. He occasionally opens his eyes. His wife stays with him most of the day. She has spent the past two nights at his bedside. She says prayers and talks to her husband about important events in their lives. His lives in another state arrived 3...
Coordination of Care The patient is a 32-year-old Hispanic nurse from your unit who is admitted for surgery to repair a fractured wrist sustained in a fall while she was working at the hospital. She divorced her first husband, who was unfaithful to her, after 5 years. She recently remarried and is hoping to st family in the near future. She tells you she has symptoms of a vaginal yeast infection and complains that this is her sixth yeast infection...
Coordination of Care The patient is a 32-year-old Hispanic nurse from your unit who is admitted for surgery to repair a fractured wrist sustained in a fall while she was working at the hospital. She divorced her first husband, who was unfaithful to her, after 5 years. She recently remarried and is hoping to start a family in the near future. She tells you she has symptoms of a vaginal yeast infection and complains that this is her sixth yeast...