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Week 5 Case Study Patient Information: K.N. Age : 44 Sex : F Race: S: CC: proptosis and fatigue HPI: K.N., a 44-year-old female, arrives for a thorough medical examination. She expresses discomfort with proptosis and weariness. She adds that her eyes started to bulge three weeks ago, impairing her eyesight. She claims that she has been unable to finish her daily duties since she started feeling exhaustion two weeks ago. In addition to a swollen neck, she takes atorvastatin to treat hyperlip...

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NURS 6521 Week 5 Assignment - Dissimilarities Between Type 1, Type 2, Gestational & Juvenile Diabetes

Dissimilarities Between Type 1, Type 2, Gestational & Juvenile Diabetes In type 1, once known as juvenile diabetes (insulin-dependent), the pancreatic beta cells that release insulin are targeted and killed by the immune system, essentially not producing insulin or an insufficient amount (Rosenthal, L. D., & Burchum, J. R. 2021). Although it can sometimes occur in adults, this kind of diabetes often manifests during childhood or adolescence. The signs of type 1 diabetes, such as increased thirs...

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NURS 6521 Week 6 Advanced Pharmacology Assignment Case Study Summary

Case Study Summary Based on the assignment reviewed Mr. Akkad is a 76-year-old Iranian male who was brought into the clinic for “abnormal behavior” as reported by his eldest son. Per his son these behaviors started 2 years prior to arrival in the clinic but have since worsened. Per the son they began to worry when his father no longer wanted to attend religious services with his family, which is a major part of Iranian culture. Mr. Akkad has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Decis...

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NURS 6521 Week 6 Assignment - Decision Tree for Alzheimer’s Disease

Decision Tree for Alzheimer’s Disease. Purpose Statement. Alzheimer’s Disease was initially described by Alois Alzheimer in 1906 and has since been classified as an incurable form of dementia characterized by agnosia or loss of perceptual ability, apraxia - loss of purposeful meaning of actions, and dysphasia – failure of meaningful use of words (Martone and Piotrowski, 2022). There were 24 million cases of Alzheimer’s disease reported worldwide in 2020 and a 4-fold increase is predict...

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NURS 6521 Week 1 Assignment 2 Case Study - Ethical and Legal Implications for Stakeholders Involved

Ethical and Legal Implications for Stakeholders Involved The prescriber is at the top of the chain regarding the sequence of medication prescriptions as per the patient's standard. It is during the prescription that the error manifests itself fast. A prescription error is morally and legally unacceptable. The prescriber must initiate the most appropriate actions to understand the patient. Just below the prescriber is the pharmacist. Before prescribing any medication, a pharmacist should get ...

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NURS 6521 Week 2 Assignment - Ethical and Legal Implications of Prescribing Drugs

Ethical and Legal Implications of Prescribing Drugs A critical role of the healthcare provider is to seek the best for their patient. As an advanced practice nurse, learning the ethical and legal implications of prescribing medications in your state is crucial. A study by Kuo, Phillips, Graham, and Hickner (2008) reported that 70 percent of errors were medication errors. In this scenario, an 18-month-old boy is admitted to the hospital for failing to thrive and having lost six pounds. He has an...

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NURS 6521 Week 2 Assignment - Ethical and Legal Implications of Prescribing Drugs

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Assignment 2: Ethical and Legal Implications of Prescribing Drugs Overall, clinical trials are very important because they are the only way to provide reliable evidence with regards to the effect of treatment. Clinical trials that involve children are very rare. However, more of them would be helpful as it will increase practitioners’ knowledge with regards to the effectiveness of medicine (FDA, 2017). The problem is that prescription in children depends on trials that involve adults. Yet, ch...

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NURS 6521 Week 1 Assignment - Pharmacotherapy for Gastrointestinal and Hepatobiliary Disorders

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Running Head: Pharmacotherapy for Gastrointestinal and Hepatobiliary Disorders Introduction In this case study I will be discussing pharmacotherapy for gastrointestinal (GI) and hepatobiliary disorders. The patient that is presented in a case study is HL that came in to the clinic due to nausea, vomiting and diarrhea which are related to possibility of GI infections and hepatobiliary disease Per patients history, it is evident patient has a history of drug use and possible hepatitis C. Patient...

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NURS 6521 Week 2 Assignment - Ethical and Legal Implications of Prescribing Drugs

JJ is a 7-year-old male who has had asthma his entire life. Multiple treatments have been tried, but nothing works completely. A study regarding a new asthma medication is being developed. This medication contains a bronchodilator/steroid/antihistamine as an inhalation. None of the drugs being studied have previously been approved for children under the age of 12. Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) are vital in our healthcare system. APRNs treat and diagnose illness and manage chronic...

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NURS 6521 Week 2 Assignment - Pharmacotherapy for Cardiovascular Disorders

Pharmacotherapy for Cardiovascular Disorders 2 The pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of medications are influenced by heredity, gender, ethnicity, age, and behavioral factors. Advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) must consider all these elements that could influence a patient's response to therapy, and treatment should be personalized to the individual's needs. Pharmacotherapy becomes even more difficult for patients with co- morbidities and taking many medications. Before pr...

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