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    performed a 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…

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    Why is math important? Some people cringe when math is mentioned, but whether they favor it or not, numbers can’t be avoided. Math is present everywhere whether it be cooking, shopping, creating, caring for others or etc. According to the history, counting supposedly started right after the development of language. Egyptians had used Egyptian system around 3000-1600 BC which they wrote 10 as ^ and 13 as III^. This system was adapted by the Romans in their roman numerals. Egyptians also has the…

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    losing weight, and modifying their diet. Aerobic exercise, such as walking or jogging, help decrease high blood pressure as it can reduce artery stiffness. In turn, exercise helps reduce high blood pressure, therefore, preventing atherosclerosis, which may lead to myocardial infraction and possibly a stroke. Reducing sodium consumption yields a positive effect in reducing blood pressure. This can lead to a reduction in mortality related to cardiovascular disease (Elton, Feldman, Pleister, &…

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    Bio 204 Case Study Review

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    the lungs and has the pressure in these veins get higher fluid will leak out of the veins into the air spaces in the lungs, You give a diuretic so the body will pull more fluid out and pee it out. 9a If the person is refractory to the heart failure medications, he can go into shock. What is the type of shock that you can expect in this person. What are some of the signs and symptoms of Shock? ( 1 point) Cardogenic shock and the symptoms are low blood pressure, rapid pulse, decreased…

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    Case Study Of Dopamine

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    Mr. Borg’s dopamine drip was titrated to 9 mcg/kg/min in 500 ml D5W to maintain a systolic pressure of 90 mm Hg. Dopamine is an organic chemical that occurs naturally in the body to keep the heart pumping. Dopamine (Intropin) can be used to treat low heart rate during shock (“Dopamine Injection: Uses, Dosage & Side Effects - Drugs.com,” 2015)…

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    two types of blood pressure people have when exercising: 1. The systolic blood pressure increases gradually when you perform exercise and it is pumped out from the heart. A sport example of systolic blood pressure could be Usain Bolt (who is an athletic sprinter), when he sprints in a 100m race, before he starts sprinting his heart would pump blood around his body and this would increase progressively whilst he starts running. The systolic blood pressure is the highest pressure in the…

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    I1. You walk into Anna’s room and on initial assessment you found Anna is restless. The patient care tech just finished doing the vital signs on Anna and handed over it to you; BP: 170/84 mm Hg Pulse: 122 beats/minute Respirations: 40/minute Pulse Oximetry: 96% on the BiPAP Oral Temperature: 98.6F (Her last ABG done 30 minutes before shows pH of 7.38, Pco2 of 40, Po2 of 110, and HCo3 of 24) Anna is found restless, pulling on to the mask trying to remove it and the patient care tech is…

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    lack of blood flow to the arm and veins will further distend with increasing external pressure, occlusion way from the heart the arm being lower than the heart. These sections are being tested using gravity, finger occlusion and use of sphygmomanometer at low…

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    Child Observation Report

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    In the early morning hours, after opening up my office, the parents of Henry Ray, a six month old with a blood pressure of 70/50, a pulse of 110, and a weight of only 12 pounds. The parents tell me that their child is showing symptoms lethargy, poor feeding, dyspnea, tachypnea, some cyanosis, clubbing of fingertips, underweight and size, cough and congestion in lungs and excessive sweating. They also exclaime that he has a history of a ventricular septal defect, and an arrhythmia. I understand…

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    Fitness And Nutrition

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    and what not to eat? Choosing a gym facility or working out at home? How to create a healthy lifestyle? There are a few things that should be brought to mind before getting started with the exercise part. The resting heart rate, also known as the pulse, is the number of times per minute the heart beats while sitting down or in some…

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