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    Converge” tells the story of Julian who is accompanying his mother on a bus ride to her YMCA class. Julian is disgusted by his mother’s beliefs and constantly tries to “teach her a lesson,” but everything goes badly when Julian’s actions drive her blood pressure so high that she has a heart attack and (presumably) dies on the street. In “Good Country People,” a young girl named Hulga feels as if she is above everyone in her family, and longs to leave them far behind, until a young “Bible…

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    breath, coughing and an overall failure to control asthma (Gibbons, 2013). 2. Data that indicate an oxygen deficit are: a. Normal to high systolic BP (139) and Diastolic Pressure (85): high BP leads to cardiovascular complication by hardening the arteries, which decreases the flow of oxygen and blood to the heart ("Blood pressure", 2016). b. High respiratory rate: RR of 32 is relatively…

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    taken back into the body in a specific area of the kidney. This allows more water to return to the bloodstream which in tur means urine concentration will rise and water loss will be reduced. Aldosterone’s main role in the body is to regulate blood pressure in the body by acting on the kidneys and colon to increase the amount of sodium reabsorbed into the bloodstream and the amount of potassium removed in the urine. Aldosterone also causes water to be reabsorbed along…

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    Combined sciatic-femoral nerve block(25 ml for femoral nerve block and 15 ml for sciatic nerve block with bupivacaine or levobupivacaine) was performed with bupivacaine (group FS-B, n=30) or levobupivacaine (group FS-L, n=30). Heart rate, blood pressure and peripheral oxygen saturation was recorded before the block, after the block and during the operation. Surgical block onset time,…

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    Aerosolized Pentamidine

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    Setting: • Aerosolized Pentamidine is required to be given in a setting where nebulized particulate can be filtered. Portable systems such as the Demistifier Airlifter Tent may be used in the absence of a negative pressure rooms. However, if the patient has tuberculosis, a negative pressure room is required. Demistifier Airlifter…

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    be removed. Additional fall risks include: complaints of weakness and poor appetite, a low blood pressure, and the use of multiple medications. According to Sirkin & Rosner (2009), elderly patients that take several medications are at a higher risk for adverse effects, including falls (p. 403). As discussed above, Sallie Mae needs her medications reconciled and should also have orthostatic blood pressure monitoring; hypotension is a main contributor to falls and it can commonly occur due to…

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    Pressure ulcers have become more prevalent among patients in any health care setting. The development of pressure ulcers have many factors that contribute to the development which makes it difficult to know what exactly caused the pressure ulcer to occur. With many factors that can be involved the treatment process can take some time to see what will work for each patient as well as the stage the pressure ulcer is in. The further developed a pressure ulcer the longer it takes to heal, the…

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    head-to-toe assessment and noticed that his level of consciousness was diminished. He had a rapid heart rate, contracted lower and upper extremities, decreased pulses, and multiple pressure ulcers. He was on a continuous EKG monitor. I noticed that he was experiencing supraventricular tachycardia. Due to the many pressure ulcers and the risk for infection, he was placed in contact isolation. After assisting with assessing the patient, he seemed to be responding well to Metropolol as evidence of…

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    Damage is caused to the physical and mental functions of the body by a reduced amount of blood flow circulated throughout the body, also known as shock, which attributed to the extremely low blood pressure. Upon examination of the blood, urine, and cerebrospinal fluid the laboratory results revealed a prominent trace of the bacteria known as Staphylococcal aureus (Bauman 2015). This gram-positive bacteria is part of the normal human flora, meaning…

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    Ideal cardiovascular health is defined by the American Hearts Association (AHA) to be the concurrent existence of seven critical health factors and behaviors (“untreated total cholesterol < 200mg/dL, untreated blood pressure (BP) < 120/ < 80 mmHg, and untreated fasting glucose < 25 kg/m2, physical activity at ideal levels, and adequate diet in line with recommended AHA guidelines”).7, 8 The overall prevalence of ideal cardiovascular health, even after using a lenient…

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