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100 Case Studies in Pathophysiology: Case Study 72: Prostate Cancer 5. A thorough clinical workup with biology shows that J.A. has a well-differentiated prostatic adenocarcinoma. What do the following lab data suggest? • Alkaline phosphatase: 70 IU/L • BUN: 18 mg/dL • Creatinine: 0.7 mg/dL • AST: 15 IU/L • Total bilirubin: 0.9 mg/dL • Negative radionuclide bone scan

Mrs. Kocher Is A 77-year-old Resident With COPD. She Had A CVA Which Left
Mrs. Kocher is a 77-year-old resident with COPD. She had a CVA which left her with right-sided hemiparesis. She was right-handed. Before admission, she was cared for in her daughter’s home. The daughter states that she fed Mrs. Kocher because the dominant hand was paralyzed. She requests that her mother be spoon-fed to prevent weight loss. Weight has been a problem for this resident in the past. Mrs. Kocher propels the wheelchair in her room. She uses her left hand and left foot. Staff push the chair in the hallway because her endurance is poor. She becomes short of breath from pushing the chair. Is this resident a candidate for a restorative feeding program? Why or why not? If you think she should be evaluated, who will you report to? What will you report?

W3: Thinking Abilities Assignment Deadline Due By The End Of Week 3 At 11:59
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Order: Infuse Novolin Rat 12 Units/hr IV Available: Novolin R 100 Units/250 ML 0.9%
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Locate The Websites Of Two (2) Different Providers Of Assisted Living Facilities, Adult Day
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According To The Social Cognitive Theory, Low Intesity Intervention Efforts May Be Sufficient To
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A 23-year-old Felt Puffy, Weak, And Tired For Several Months. She Suddenly Noticed Her
A 23-year-old felt puffy, weak, and tired for several months. She suddenly noticed her urine had a red to brown discoloration and the volume was minimal. She went to the emergency room of a nearby hospital and the following data were obtained upon examination and testing: Hematology: Serum sodium   125 mEq/L Serum potassium             6 mEq/L Serum creatinine              2.6 mg/dL BUN       24.0 mg/dL pH (arterial)        7.32 Hematocrit         25% Urinalysis: Appearance       Red to brown Specific gravity 1.025 Blood    Positive Glucose Negative Protein Mild Renal Function Tests: GFR (glomerular filtration rate) 40 mL/min RBF (renal blood flow)   280 mL/min 1a. What is the disorder of this individual? 1b. What situation(s) predispose an individual to this disorder? 2. Define hyponatremia and hyperkalemia. 3. What is the cause of the hyponatremia and hyperkalemia? 4. Why is there blood in the urine? 5. How do the renal function tests for this individual compare to normal? 6. What caused the puffy feeling? 7. What type of treatment does this person need? 8. Is this person a candidate for kidney dialysis? Explain your answer. A 23-year-old felt puffy, weak, and tired for several months. She suddenly noticed her urine had a red to brown discoloration and the volume was minimal. She went to the emergency room of a nearby hospital and the following data were obtained upon examination and testing: Hematology: Serum sodium   125 mEq/L Serum potassium             6 mEq/L Serum creatinine              2.6 mg/dL BUN       24.0 mg/dL pH (arterial)        7.32 Hematocrit         25% Urinalysis: Appearance       Red to brown Specific gravity 1.025 Blood    Positive Glucose Negative Protein Mild Renal Function Tests: GFR (glomerular filtration rate) 40 mL/min RBF (renal blood flow)   280 mL/min 1a. What is the disorder of this individual? 1b. What situation(s) predispose an individual to this disorder? 2. Define hyponatremia and hyperkalemia. 3. What is the cause of the hyponatremia and hyperkalemia? 4. Why is there blood in the urine? 5. How do the renal function tests for this individual compare to normal? 6. What caused the puffy feeling? 7. What type of treatment does this person need? 8. Is this person a candidate for kidney dialysis? Explain your answer.

Resistance, And Stretching Activities. LUMIIHI PERLU TUTTUU LUUL ULIO 1. During The Stage, Which
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