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Supplying a work environment that values patient safety also includes aspects of staff inclusion, respect, and communication. This case study showed the need for updated training to the entire organization to improve communication between the patient and the care team.
Case Study 6-1: Hyperthyroidism NUR 315: Pathophysiology for Nurses Dr. Luetke 12 February 2024. Case Study A 31-year-old single woman with three young children presents to her doctor’s office for an exam. She tells the nurse that she has recently lost weight and she has been losing her hair. She complains of frequent diarrhea.
The most important aspect of this case study was the rapid safety report created and by the physician and the communication with the patient and her family that helped to reverse the event on the pursue of a better outcome.
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Applying Mr. Rocio’s health information to the MetS criteria, his health data meets the requirements for a Mets diagnosis in four areas. According to Alberti et al., for a male living in the United States, having a waist circumference size of >102 cm (or 40.15 in) is risk factor criteria for MetS diagnosis. Mr.
1 Case Study 6-1: Risk Factors Cassie Tessier Nursing Department, Southern New Hampshire University Pathophysiology, NUR 315 Julie Wilkins April 2023. 2 Introduction and Identification The patient is a 31-year-old single woman who has three young children and presents to her doctor’s office for an exam. She tells the nurse that she has ...
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1 6-1 Case Study: Cushing Syndrome Lindsay Aragon Nursing, Southern New Hampshire University NUR 315: Pathophysiology for Nurses Julie Wilkins, MSN, RN August 6, 2023 Cushing Syndrome: Introduction 2 A 30-year-old male is seen at his primary care physician's office.
COURSE: NUR 315 Pathophysiology for Nurses. ASSIGNMENT: NURS 315 Week 6 Assignment Risk Factors. 6-1 Case Study: Risk FactorsMr.
By absorbing the iodine, the thyroid cells are destroyed, leading to controlled cell death. This helps limit TH production and restore balance (Rogers, 2023). Frequent blood tests will be needed to make sure TH levels remain within normal. Patients can utilize patient portals; these are online.