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    patient does experience substantial symptom relief with use of the medications, which improves their capacity to achieve restful sleep and perform activities of daily living. In addition, use of the medication reduces the visual Analogue…

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    functioning in their activities of daily living. Orem’s theory uses a multidisciplinary approach to identify areas of self-care deficits due to a health-related condition. Nurses design a system that will guide, teach, support and assist the patient in achieving the highest level of functioning (Blais & Hayes,2016). Some of the major concepts of the theory include There are four key components to the theory; these include self-care which are the individual’s activities of daily living in which…

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    Life Expectancy

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    born in the United States in 1930 whose life expectancy was 58 to today who is expected to live to the age of 80 and beyond (Boyd, 2012 p. 434). Many of those factors that contribute to the new life expectancy is the improvement in nutrition, general living conditions for pregnant women, infants, and young children, and overall health care (Boyd, 2012 p. 434). During the early 20th century, contaminated food, milk, and water caused many foodborne infections, including typhoid fever,…

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    Assisted Living Home

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    Assisted Living: Let Someone Else Do the Work Growing old can be a scary thing. Family is saying that you can’t live on your own anymore, but what are the options? Living with family in this era is usually out of the question. Family tend to lean more towards assisted living homes, which have become more of a home away from home in the last few years. Assisted living homes offer anything thing from assisted living, memory care and rehabilitation. The process is easy for the family, butt hard…

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    The body is the primarily source of living. Living without a functional body gives us restraints on what we are capable of achieving on a daily basis. This leaves me to state that we must take care of the inputs and outputs of the body. If we don’t maintain a healthy lifestyle there can be many things that cause the body to break down and tremendously cause pain, hurt, and dissatisfaction overall in or lives. Proper fueling of the body requires getting adequate amount of sleep, eating nutritious…

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    the patient is scheduled for pain pump trial on 01/28/2016. He has no current infections. He has a pain contract signed on 01/19/2016. He reports his pain level is 9/10 without medications and 6/10 with medications. He has improved functioning and activities…

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    2%, indicating that his type 2 diabetes is poorly controlled (See Table 8). Mrs. Borg also reports that Mr. Borg has had decreased energy levels, difficulty losing weight, and no motivation. Per Mrs. Borg, he does not participate in any physical activity and spends most of his day sitting in a chair watching television. Prior to his hospitalization, Mr. Borg was taking 500 mg to control his blood sugar levels for his type 2 diabetes. Metformin (Glucophage) is used to help to lower blood sugar…

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    Brother G Interview Paper

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    inches tall and weighs 250 pounds. He has light blue eyes and light brown hair. He wears glasses and walks with a somewhat unsteady gait. Brother G is extremely personable and friendly, he enjoys pleasant conversation with others. Brother G has been living with bipolar disorder since he was in grade school. His condition significantly impacts his relationship with others. Due to his illness, Brother G often finds himself feeling enraged for no reason and erupts in angry outbursts. He cares a…

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    be funded as they would fall short in performing all six activities of daily living. Hence, I feel through the long term care insurance one can be aided through the services mentioned above. Moreover, by obtaining the policy one is refrained from seeking assistance from family and friends, which could be an obligation. Family and friends could aid up to a certain amount, however there is a limit. Visits to the nursing homes, assisted living-centres and home care are quite expensive and one…

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    increase in activity tolerance, improves activities of daily living including housework and dressing. No side effects are reported. Patient complains of constipation which is very bothersome, and Senokot-S 8.6 mg 1-2 tablets daily # 60 trial was recommended. She was given a prescription for trazodone 50 mg 1-2 tablets at bedtime #60 with 1 refill for chronic pain and pain related insomnia as it improves sleep, allowing for increased in daytime activity, Tylenol ES 500 mg 1 tablet daily as…

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