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Name: resident named glen has a diagnosis of coronary artery disease dementia hypertension osteo arthritis prostate cancer problem analysis goal or desired outcome options positive consequences ne 78304
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00:01 Hello students, here there is a condition of a person given with different kind of issues including fracture and smoking habit.

00:16 So the first answer is the patient is a chain smoker and old enough to manage family of four.

00:42 Different problems include risk of infection, risk of survival, risk of infection with other diseases, risk of survival in solitary, risk of mobility.

01:31 The medical history includes abrupt breathing patterns, impaired mobility as he already has a fractured bone and with age weight also tends to increase so it will be much more difficult for him to walk even, even walk properly and loneliness will lead to depression and isolation...

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Resident named glen has a diagnosis of coronary artery disease, dementia, hypertension, osteo-arthritis, prostate cancer. Problem: Analysis goal or desired outcome Options, positive consequences, negative consequences source of assistance decision reflection on decision and process

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Resident named glen has a diagnosis of coronary artery disease, dementia, hypertension, osteo-arthritis, prostate cancer. Problem: Analysis goal or desired outcome Options, positive consequences, negative consequences source of assistance decision reflection on decision and process

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