DIAGNOSES - Impaired Physical Mobility R/T neurological impairment secondary to stroke AEB inability to move her left arm or leg. Impaired Physical Mobility is a physiological need that must...
1) DIAGNOSES - Impaired physical mobility, related to neurologic deficits 2nd CVA AEB inability to move left side - Impaired verbal communication, related to cerebral injury 2nd...
Self care deficit related to Left-sided weakness 2nd to CVA AEB inability to purposefully move left arm or leg. Impaired verbal Communication related to loss of left facial/oral muscle tone and...
She suffered a stroke and is now unable to move her left arm or leg. The stroke left her speech slurry. She has hypertension and is obese. She currently takes no prescription medications. Plan of...
physician? a. Blood pressure of 120/72 mm Hg in the semi-fowler's position b. Pulse of 110 beats/minute on awakening in the morning c. Blood pressure of 110/68 mm Hg in a high-fowler's position d....
This decision depends on the: a) Physician's order for the patient's activity b) Immediate needs of the patient c) Time of the patient's last bath d) Wishes of the
area on the skin over the sacrum unrelieved by pressure change? a. Risk for tissue integrity related to infrequent turning b. Risk for impaired skin integrity c. Impaired skin integrity related to...