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10-30-2012, 02:57 PM
السلام عليكم ... بس ممكن المساعدة في هذه ال case ??
Mr. Loi is a 78-year-old with a history of COPD who recently moved from a**ther state to live with his daughter, Anita. His daughter scheduled an appointment for Mr. Loi with her healthcare group. When Anita called to arrange the appointment she explained that her father was widowed 3 years ago and had been doing well in his own home, but he seemed lonely and was **t participating in activities in his neighborhood and community as he had been.
He also didn't say much when she phoned. Anita stated that he has COPD. Although it didn't seem to affect his activity in the past, she was concerned about him. She visited him and suggested he move in with them and was relieved that he agreed. Since the move, he has been quiet and resting in his room most of the time. His breathing seems okay.
He has had a cough once in a while, but she thought she had better get him set up with a doctor just in case something happened. Mr. Loi completed several forms before his health interview. These forms included biographical information, personal and family health history, and information about his current diag**sis and medications.
؟What are three important factors in this case that deserve further exploration
؟ During the extended evaluation, you learn that Mr. Loi hides cigarettes and often has a "little *****" when ** one is watching. What would you do with this information
؟ What is a good communication technique to use if the client just stops talking
Mr. Loi is a 78-year-old with a history of COPD who recently moved from a**ther state to live with his daughter, Anita. His daughter scheduled an appointment for Mr. Loi with her healthcare group. When Anita called to arrange the appointment she explained that her father was widowed 3 years ago and had been doing well in his own home, but he seemed lonely and was **t participating in activities in his neighborhood and community as he had been.
He also didn't say much when she phoned. Anita stated that he has COPD. Although it didn't seem to affect his activity in the past, she was concerned about him. She visited him and suggested he move in with them and was relieved that he agreed. Since the move, he has been quiet and resting in his room most of the time. His breathing seems okay.
He has had a cough once in a while, but she thought she had better get him set up with a doctor just in case something happened. Mr. Loi completed several forms before his health interview. These forms included biographical information, personal and family health history, and information about his current diag**sis and medications.
؟What are three important factors in this case that deserve further exploration
؟ During the extended evaluation, you learn that Mr. Loi hides cigarettes and often has a "little *****" when ** one is watching. What would you do with this information
؟ What is a good communication technique to use if the client just stops talking