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Lab Tests and Diagnostic Exams performed on patient (Include both normal and abnormal results): QSEN skill: Use information management tools to monitor outcomes of care processes. Test Result Reference Range Why is this information needed? Explain a high or low result and explain how the results relate to your patient. Include pathology, diet and medications in this explanation. Add more rows if needed.
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Please help Below is lab test Test. Result. Reference Range RBC 3.21. 4.40-5.60 HGB. 9.7. 13.0-18.0 HCT. 30.1. 38.0-50.0 RDW-SD. 46.7. 36.5-45.9 MPV. 11.2. 7.4-10.4 GLUCOSE 263. 70-105 UREA NITROGEN 25. 6-20 SODIUM. 132. 133-145 chloride 94. 96-108 Base on lab test please answer these question below for each result Lab Tests and Diagnostic Exams performed on patient (Include both normal and abnormal results): QSEN skill: Use information management tools to monitor outcomes of care processes. Why is this information...
Please help lease help Below is lab test Test. Result. Reference Range RBC 3.21. 4.40-5.60 HGB. 9.7. 13.0-18.0 HCT. 30.1. 38.0-50.0 RDW-SD. 46.7. 36.5-45.9 MPV. 11.2. 7.4-10.4 GLUCOSE 263. 70-105 UREA NITROGEN 25. 6-20 SODIUM. 132. 133-145 chloride 94. 96-108 Base on lab test please answer these question below for each result: Please help me to explain each lab specific not general This is my patient problem: 71 y/o male has problem with Peripheral arterial disease. Hypertension. Type 2 diabetes....
Please help below are test result Test Result . Reference Range WBC 16.59 . 4.30-10 RBC 4.34 . 4.40-5.60 MPV 10.9 . 7.4-10.4 Chloride . 91 . 96 – 108 CO2 32 22 – 29 HGB . 13.1 HCT 40.0 Please help me to explain Why is this information needed? Explain a high or low result and explain how the results relate to your patient. Include pathology, diet and medications in this explanation.
Please help CTA abnormal aorta w/ runoff TBIs Finding Lung base: dependent atelectasis present Liver: partially visualized, no focal lesion seen Pancreas: few scattered punctate calcification, likely reflect chronic pancreatitis. Adrenal gland: unremarkable Spleen: unremarkable Both kidney are normal inside. 1-9 cm right renal cyst, unchanged. no hydronephrosis renal enhancement is symmetric, Nomobstructive left nhephrolith present. Several tiny sub centimeter low density sessions too small are present. Several tiny sub centimeter low density sessions too small to characterize are present....
Please help CTA abnormal aorta w/ runoff TBIs Finding Lung base: dependent atelectasis present Liver: partially visualized, no focal lesion seen Pancreas: few scattered punctate calcification, likely reflect chronic pancreatitis. Adrenal gland: unremarkable Spleen: unremarkable Both kidney are normal inside. 1-9 cm right renal cyst, unchanged. no hydronephrosis renal enhancement is symmetric, Nomobstructive left nhephrolith present. Several tiny sub centimeter low density sessions too small are present. Several tiny sub centimeter low density sessions too small to characterize are present....
Please help 92 - years old female who was admitted to the hospital after she had a fall. She took a step and then loss her balance falling striking her right hip. The chief complaint is fall hip fracture. Patient with past medical coronary artery disease. End -stage renal disease. Hypertension. Hypothyroidism. Patient vital sign is T=37.1, Bp=164/63. HR =79. RR=18 Base on patient information. Please help me do concept map base on rubric below HISTORY- information is complete and...
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Above is the Patient info, please answer these questions, Thanks in advance! A) Our daughter has been prescribed several treatments to help with this condition. Please explain how each treatment she has been given will help alleviate her symptoms. a. IV Glucose b. L-arginine supplements c. Liver Dialysis B) Are there any other diet restrictions should follow and why? C) The genetic counselor is testing our daughter for mutations in several different genes. Why do they think there is...
According to the information given about interpreting urinalysis can someone please diagnose the patient in the table according to their data and explain why??? Thanks in advance! Date: Technician: Patient Name: Reveille H. Baloo 17 Gender: Female Age: Routine Urinalysis Physiochemical Other Specific gravity 1.015 - 1.025 Bacteria (present/absent) Negative грн 4 -4.5 Color Yellow Protein 500 mg/dL Pregnancy status Negative Erythrocytes Negative Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) 60mg/100ml Leukocytes (from patient data) Negative Glucose Normal/absent Mean blood pressure (MAP) 73.33...
I need help with #4, 6, 7, 8, and 9 Bertha is a 65 year old Caucasian female with an admission height of 5’4” and weight of 135 lb. was admitted with a severe episode of CVA. Considering that her recent CVA affected her speech, she was unable to communicate her weight and diet intake history to the admitting nurse. Within 24 hours, her attending primary care physician placed orders for a complete metabolic panel, Mechanical Soft/Cardiac Diet, speech consult,...
Make a care plan with either Diabetes, HTN, Stroke, Hydrocephalus (choose one)..... include lab results, etc NURSING DEPARTMEN 喇 Date Name ni Instructor/Evaluator: Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Expected (NANDA Diagnostic Outcomes Statement) Interventions (Include at least 3 Evaluation (ldentify outcome(Identify Outcomes that Revision in Plan (SMART Format)nursing actions with attainment with were not attained) resources to support supportive data actions) 1. ubjective Data: Patient Problems (priority list) Objective Data: NANDA Diagnosis 2. Lab upporting Data(Signs and Symptoms) Etiology Diagnostic Findings:E Medications:...