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A 70-year-old male came in hospital @ 2 pm c/o diabetes mellitus and the B.P. with breathing difficulties found to be acute infarction in his heart’s anterior wall. The older man developed various complications inclusive of renal failure originated from a combination of toxicity and cardiogenic shock. Besides, it was discovered that he has been suffering from COPD in which the health practitioners were forced to put him in I.C.U. for intensive treatment, while in I.C.U., O2 was applied to supplement breathing air supply since he had difficulties in breathing. Before he was taken to I.C.U., the health practitioner jotted down his D.O.B. and in administered before the official start of medication. During the night, E.M.T. attended to the patient to take records of daily bed returns (D.B.R.) and ascertain the patient’s condition during that night. However, the doctor’s prescription of medicine helped the patient in his H.S. to ease the pain.
In the morning, a 70-year-old man tried to come out of his bed to pee, but unfortunately, he fell on the floor and fainted. A further diagnosis was conducted to determine his health after falling from bed. It was discovered that he developed Fx on the lower limb after undergoing an X-ray. The M.D. of the hospital applied plaster of Paris. After some days of hospital stay, the man started developing complications where it was noted that he could not take N.P.O.
N.P. took his saliva samples to the lab for further assessment to determine the cause of N.P.O. It was found that N.P.O. was brought about by medicines administered the previous day, causing a patient to hold Fl and food. Unfortunately, his condition deteriorated and taken to E.R., where he was bedridden to the wards. The skin color turned to pale yellow, and the patient was yelling at anyone in his sight. Samples were taken to determine the cause of pale yellow skin, and it was examined that the patient had developed the dysfunctional KUB.
The Doctors’ plan on how to handle man’s situation was agreed upon after lengthy discussion. Others suggested that his health complications were a result of old age. And the decision was reached, a whole body scan, and testing was conducted. From medical testing and scanning, it was found that a 70-year-old man had developed H.I.V., accompanied by H.A.
To contain and save this patient from the stressful situation, he was taken to counselors who gave him the advice to help him cope with the situation at this time of various health hazards that happened to him.
After three weeks of L.T.C. in hospital, his condition started to improve, which saw smiles on everyone’s face in the health facility. The medicines were prescribed, and the doctor’s insistence on drinking plenty of H20 by patient alongside A.S.A., which he was supposed to take B.I.D. to relieve the pain. While he was in the hospital, the patient had enjoyed B.R.P. as other staff members of the hospital. Before his D/C, measurements of vital signs and other diseases’ diagnoses were taken where the patient recorded improvement after weighing 65kg. Still, it was noted that the patient had a hypo temperature. Blood tests were conducted where it was found that a 70-year-old man had C.B.C. Furthermore, NS injection was administered to kill disease-causing bacteria from the patient’s body. After that, E.M.T. signed documents discharging the patient.