Nur2102

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• Subject Code : NUR2102
• University : University of Southern Queensland My Assignment Services is not sponsored or endorsed by this college or university.
• Subject Name: Nursing

Chronic Care Across the Lifespan - Part A Asthma is one of the negative respiratory episodes that directly increase breathing complication for the patient and lead to poor health status. Some of the factors that trigger the asthma prevalence include smoking, genetic factor, unhealthy working space, unhealthy food, stress and alcohol use (Oland et al., 2017). These risk factors are evident in the case study that directly reflects the trigg…

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• Subject Code : NUR2102
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Chronic Care Across the Lifespan  Clinical Reasoning Cycle Eight main steps are used in the clinical reasoning cycle and these are discussed in relation to the case of Mr Noel Smith (Levett-Jones, et al. 2010). He is 55 years old and has been found to suffer from breathing disorder as he was complaining about difficulty in breathing and wheezing sound during breathing in and out. Mr. Noel Smith has a past history of asthma diagnosed at…

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Chronic Care Across the Lifespan Answer 1. The patient’s risk factors are as follows: He had a history of type 2 diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, a family history of type 2 diabetes, hyperglycaemic symptoms, high blood sugar levels, increased stress, feels too tired constantly, excessive carbohydrate intake, and less physically active. Moreover, he drinks daily and smokes occasionally. This shows that his behavioral risk f…

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Chronic Care Across the Lifespan Introduction to Chronic Care Across the Lifespan Chronic diseases are Australia's leading cause of sickness, injury, and death. The major challenge facing Australia's health system is overcoming chronic illnesses and underlying triggers. Together with our aged population, growing consumer demands, and high prescription and care costs, ever-increasing rates of chronic conditions place unprecedent…

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Chronic Care Across the Lifespan B Mprove Many different risk factors are associated with deteriorated health of the James that include a family history of diabetes, hypertension, age, non-adherence to medication, sedentary lifestyle, decrease management understanding, poor dietary pattern and consumption of beer with smoking. These factors in combination have increased complication for James. The studies presented by Asiimwe et al. (2019) dis…

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Chronic Care Across the Lifespan Risks Factors for Mr James Storey There are multiple risk factors associated with the patient’s condition. The main risk factor is the chronic condition of diabetes and hypertension that the patient is struggling with. The patient is also having a high bodyweight that adds to his misery (Hausmann, 2019). These conditions are cumulatively causing cardiovascular risk in the patient. The patient also had …

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• Subject Code : NUR2102
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Chronic Care Across Lifespan B Q1. Identify the risk factors for Mr James Storey and clearly explain why these are risk factors for him? Answer. Various risk factors which contribute to the poor health status of Mr James Storey include behavioural risk factors, such as poor diet. Since he is taking more of pasta and bread, even though they have a high glycaemic index. They contribute to his condition of diabetes mellitus and obesity. His da…

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• Subject Code : NUR2102
• University : University of Southern Queensland My Assignment Services is not sponsored or endorsed by this college or university.
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Chronic Care across the Lifespan B Q 1-In the given case study there are multiple risk factors associated with the patient’s condition. The main risk factors are the present clinical comorbidities with which the patient is suffering from, such as diabetes, hypertension and increased weight. These conditions are adding to the cardiovascular burden to the patient. The increased body weight of the patient is also adding to the risk to his h…

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• Subject Code : NUR2102
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Chronic Care Across the Lifespan B Q 1- In the given case study, there are multiple risk factors associated with the patient. most of the underlying risk factors are pertaining to her given chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and so on. The patient is having a hard time managing his clinical conditions. Along with her complications the patient is also having high body weight. This is a major risk factor in its own, giving rise to…

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• Subject Code : NUR2102
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Chronic Care Across the Lifespan B  This essay entails reflection of a case study and development of medical management in practice of nursing by implementing clinical reasoning cycle. As a nurse it is vital to implement the clinical reasoning cycle in our daily practice for ensuring better outcomes. According to Gummesson, Sunden & Fex, (2018), The 8 stages of the clinical reasoning cycle involve, “considering the patient&rsquo…