Answer:
Possible Diagnosis = <em>Peripheral Neuropathy</em>
Explanation:
2. Nerve function test, Blood tests and nerve biopsies are recommended for this type of patient because according to the symptoms L.G. is a strong candidate of peripheral neuropathy. It is a very common type of nerve damage in Diabetes patients.
1. The care plan must include Anti-Seizure drugs like <em>Lyrica, Neurontin</em> etc.
Answer:
<em>A forceps delivery can cause multiple complications to the client.</em>
Explanation:
<em>The client, which means the mother, might develop pain in the perineum, hard time to urinate or emptying her bladder, develop involuntary urination or defecation. She might also show injuries in the bladder or urethra, uterine rupture, and weaking of the muscles and ligaments supporting her pelvic organs.</em>
<em>The baby might show facial injuries, eye trauma, skull fracture, bleeding within the skull and seizures.</em>
<em>The forceps should only be used, unless it is really necessary.</em>
1.) Adrenal glands/ the left and right kidneys
2.) inferior vena cava
3.) Aorta
4.) urinary bladder
5.) sphincter muscle
6.) urethra
7.) left adrenal gland
8.) left adrenal vein
9.) left renal artery
10.) left renal artery
11.) Ureter
Answer:
The principal nonmalignant respiratory diseases caused by cigarette smoking—COPD, emphysema, chronic bronchitis, and asthma—are defined in Table 7.2. The definitions indicate that chronic bronchitis is a specific set of symptoms, whereas emphysema refers to a particular pattern of lung damage.
