A 60-year-old man is brought to the ER by ambulance because of slurred speech and left side weakness. His wife states they went to bed at 11pm and woke up at 5am when she noticed his symptoms. He is right handed with a history of coronary artery disease, hypertension, and hypercholesterolemia and a heart attack at age 50. He currently is unable to move his left arm and leg. He had an episode of amaurosis fugux (blindness)in his right eye one month ago that lasted for 5 minutes. Around 3 months ago his wife states he had bilateral pain in his legs while they were on a walk that lasted about 15 minutes. He is taking a baby aspirin a day an ACE inhibitor, and statin as well. He does have a history of alcohol use and smoking in the past but stopped after his heart attack. His blood pressure is 195/118 Pulse 106, Respiratory rate 18, Temperature 99.8, o2 sat is 97% on room air. Although his pupils are equal and reactive, and the ocular movements are intact, he is unable to turn his eyes voluntarily toward the left side. The neck is supple, there is no jugular vein distension, and there are no bruits. The lungs are clear heart sounds regular without murmurs, and abdomen is normal. The limbs are not well perfused distally. The neurologic examination reveals that he is alert and oriented, although he does not recognize he is sick. He shows loss of awareness and attention with respect to objects or stimuli on his left side. He has mild dysarthria but, his speech is fluent, and he understands and follows commands very well. There is mild weakness on the left side of the face and left sided homonymous hemaianopsia, but there is no nystagmus or ptosis, and no tongue or uvula deviation. He is not able to move his left arm and leg, has hyperreflexia, and the left great toe is upgoing.1) What are two questions you would ask this patient?2) Identify the subjective data for this patient.3) Identify the objective data for this patient.
4)What is the likely diagnosis?

The potential question which can be asked is when he first noticed left-side weakness. The subjective data of the patient include previous medical history.

The objective data of the patient include his blood pressure, pulse, temperature oxygen levels, and some other vitals. This patient is most likely suffering from an ischemic stroke that has targeted the right middle cerebral artery

1. Two questions you could ask this patient are:

"When did you first notice the slurred speech and left side weakness?"

"Have you experienced any other symptoms leading up to this event, such as headaches or dizziness?"

2. Subjective data for this patient:

Slurred speech and left-side weakness were noticed by the wife.

The previous episode of amaurosis fugax (temporary blindness) in the right eye was one month ago.

Bilateral leg pain during a walk three months ago.

History of coronary artery disease, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, and a previous heart attack.

History of alcohol use and smoking in the past, but stopped after the heart attack.

3. Objective data for this patient:

Blood pressure: 195/118 mmHg

Pulse: 106 beats per minute

Respiratory rate: 18 breaths per minute

Temperature: 99.8°F

Oxygen saturation: 97% on room air

Pupils equal and reactive

Inability to voluntarily turn eyes toward the left side

Limbs not well perfused distally

Mild weakness on the left side of the face

Left-sided homonymous hemianopsia (loss of vision on the left side of both eyes)

Left-sided arm and leg paralysis

Hyperreflexia (exaggerated reflexes)

Upgoing left great toe (Babinski sign)

4. This patient is most likely suffering from an ischemic stroke that has targeted the right middle cerebral artery. Speaking slurredly, having left-sided weakness, having left-sided homonymous hemianopsia, and being unable to swivel one's gaze to the left are all stroke symptoms.

A vascular event like a stroke is more likely in patients with a history of hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, and prior heart attacks.

To know more about ischemic stroke:

https://brainly.com/question/31765404

#SPJ2

Buying a new house can increase one's stress level.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided.
T
F

What food component does cooking breakdown to make it more digestible?
A. Cholesterol
B. Fat
C. Fiber
D. Nutrients

"Counseling is a relationship between an expert and a learner or student."

A. True
B. False

Chauncey is a nursing student who is doing her clinical rotation at the local hospital on the medical-surgical unit. Chauncy's preceptor is Marge, who has been a registered nurse for 25 years. During the shift Marge tells chancy that she serves on the hospital ethics committee and that she has an ethics committee meeting at lunch in the boardroom. Marge invites Chancy to attend to learn about ethical issues that hospitals and health care professionals face. Chancy accepts Marge's invitation and attends the meeting with Marge.
1. During the meeting the committee discusses ethical theories such as demonology. Which of the following terms are associated and mean that the value of something is determined by its usefulness?
A. Accountability
B. Consequentialism
C. Advocacy
D. Telephony
E. Utilitarianism
​

Stress is defined as a "nonspecific response of the body to any demand made upon it." What is meant by "nonspecific"?

Which of the following in-school activity is least likely to increase bone strength? (1 point)

Baseball pitching drills
Volleyball setting practice
Track relay racing
Basketball jump-shots

Which hygiene practices can help prevent gum disease?

A never sharing food

B seeking regular
professional dental cleanings

C washing your hands
regularly with soap

D keeping your hands away from your mouth

who are the frontliners??

What is mentioned as a particularly relevant heading for analyzing sustainable projects?

Name 3 common STDs, their symptoms for both males and females, and how they are treated.

Which of the following is encouraged for nutrition coaching for positive reinforcement?

Which of the following nerve fiber types is NOT found in human spinal nerves?

What should be done to treat a secound degree burn?

According to Gentile, an important goal for the learner during the first stage of learning is to acquire a movement pattern that will allow the person some degree of success at achieving the action goal of the skill.
A. True
B. False

What is the best way to avoid E. coli?
1) Reheat foods properly
2) Cook meat to safe temperatures
3) Thaw me appropriately
4) Chill raw meat until it is ready to cook

the final stage of stress according to hand selye's stress model is​

Panuto: Punan ang mga kahon ng kahalagahan ng pagkakaroon ng kaalaman sa pagbibigay
ng pangunang lunas.
Kahalagahan ng
Pagkakaroon
ng kaalaman sa
Pagbibigay ng
Pangunang Lunas






4 example​

Some people view increases in health care spending as a response to consumer demand, while others see these increases as potentially wasteful spending. When other industry sectors assume a rising share of gross domestic product (GDP), it is viewed as a positive development. Should we be concerned about the rising costs of health care and its share of GDP?

The Separate but equal decision of Plessy v Ferguson is an example of which of the
following?
Prejudice
Stereotypes
De jure segregation
De facto segregation
Intersectionality

in terms of matter, earth is considered to be​

Which phrase best describes peer conflict?

occurs between people of equal power and results in no serious harm
occurs between people of equal power and results in a serious threat of harm
occurs between people of unequal power and results in no serious harm
occurs between people of unequal power and results in a serious threat of harm

Help please! I don't know

Which of the following would be considered a sterile preparation

Casey sustained an injury after lifting weights. What can she do to overcome this barrier and prevent further injury? Check all that apply.

Explain the anatomy and physiology of brain contusion

Which of the following is the most likely consequence of becoming sexually
active before one is ready?
O A. Greater focus on personal identity
O B. Greater emotional stability
C. Higher likelihood of self-confidence
O D. Higher likelihood of regret

When a staff nurse attempts to invoke Safe Harbor, more nurses are floated to the unit to provide adequate staffing. The supervisor then tells the nurse "You must withdraw your request for Safe Harbor. It is no longer valid because we fixed the problem." Does this statement accurately reflect the Safe Harbor rule?

"A goal without a plan is merely a"

HIV and AIDS represent one of the most serious health issues facing the world today.
True or false

Question 1 Below is a list of body systems- complete the following: -
• Sensory function
• Cardiac function
• Respiratory function
• Neurological function
• Musculoskeletal function
• Genitourinary function
• Endocrine function
• renal function
• skin integrity
a. List 2 age related physiological changes for each system
b. Discuss how these identified changes can affect the client’s ability to perform activities of daily living.

Age-related Physiological changes
Give two examples Effect on ADLs (client’s daily functioning)
Give one example
Sensory Function


Cardiac Function


Respiratory Function


Neurological Function


Musculoskeletal function


Genito-urinary Function


Endocrine Function


Renal Function


Skin Integrity Function