In family practice clinic you are seeing a markedly overweight 62-year-old woman who works as an admitting clerk in another medi
cal clinic. The patient has not been to a doctor in many years. She reports burning pain in her feet for six months. You want to check her blood sugar to rule out diabetes. What is the recommended information-sharing statement/ question before sending her to the lab?
The best answer to the question: What is the recommended information-sharing statement/ question before sending her to the lab? Would be: "Can you try and describe, or explain, the burning pain in your feet?
Explanation:
The reason comes from the fact that this question will shed light into the type of pain and the characteristics of it, and thus whether a possible diabetes is the source, or if there might be another reason behind, that might explain the pain. This source of information will allow the clinician to determine what types of diagnostic tests to order, and exactly what to look for, as well as it will allow the clinician to start working from signs and symptoms, the probable cause for the pain that has been present for around 6 months.
The heart is a muscle and therefore it can be stimulated by electrical impulses.
Explanation:
In the heart, the electrical activity is generated in the SA node and conducted from the right atrium to the left atrium in order to contract myocardial cells
Rickets is a disease found in children. It is caused by a vitamin D deficiency, which can be characterized by imperfect calcification, softening, and distortion of the bones. Rickets will typically result in bow legs.
