How do you assess weight status of a patient that has an amputation?
The body weigh determination in case of the patients with the limb ampulation is the critical and complex process.It can be measured in the two steps: fiirst it is advised to measure the weight of the amputed portion of the body and then add it with the weight of the extra potion of the body. The above weight determination is done on the basis of body weight proportions.
How do you assess weight status of a patient that has an amputation?
How do you assess an eldely patient with acid-base imbalances
How do you calculate BMI for a L bka? In the problem we have a patient with a Left Below knee amputation and are suppose to calculate BMI for the patient: age:38 height: 69 inches weight: 210 pounds. I calculated BMI and got 31.0081916 but I don't know how to factor in the L bka. Please help thank you
1. What three challenges do you foresee the legal status of a patient will have on admission and treatment? 2. How does cultural and spiritual factors affect an individual's mental health as well as mental health treatment? Discuss two each. 3. What aspects of an individual behavior will you assess during mental status examination? At least specify four.
What do you need to assess specifically for a patient who has a pneumothorax?
In detail explain what physical parameter you use to assess the hydration status in your patient. Detail different percentages of dehydration, and the signs you see on the examination. The patient is an 8lb feline, isn't show shock or vomiting or diarrhea. the cat is said to be 10% dehydrated. Explain the intravenous fluid administration thoroughly.
nursing psych 1 . what would you do if you were suddenly grabbed by a patient on the psych floor? 2.how would you assess a patient who is having a panic attack? 3.what would you do if you were called to a scene in your neighborhood were someone threatened to commit sucide?
explain how you would assess for comfort needs of a patient
How would you assess the patient using the NIH stroke scale?
Outpatient clinic visit: The patient with type 2 diabetes was status post cadaveric kidney and pancreatic transplants. He was being seen for follow-up of a recent below-the-knee amputation (BKA) of the foot due to a nonhealing, gangrenous ulcer on his left foot secondary to diabetic peripheral vascular disease. The operative site was healing very nicely, and there was no evidence of infection. Diagnoses: (1) Status post left foot amputation, (2) status post kidney and pancreas transplants (3) diabetes mellitus.
Assess how managed care has affected patient flow, incomes, and clinical discretion.