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Family care Analysis Ventura, Rolando Jr. Verdolaga, Ria Villanueva, Maureen Elvira Villanueva, Roel Visperas, Joana Franchesca
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General Information Felicitas G. Guazon 74 y/o March 6, 1936 Blk. 5 Magsaysay Village Tondo Manila Canossa DM Club Treasurer
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History of Illness 1 year PTC Patient was advised by her children to undergo a medical check-up at a medical mission in Cavite Based on ECG and Blood exam she was diagnosed with HPN and DM Patient sough consult at a private clinic in Cavite for monitoring Prescribed with metformin 500 mg OD; and Glibenclamide 5 mg OD
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History of Illness 7 months PTC Consulted at Canossa Health Facility Metformin shifted BID Glibenclamide 5 mg OD Losartan 50 mg OD taken in the afternoon Hydochlorothiazide 25 mg OD Lovastastin 40 mg OD taken at night time Follow-up and A1c monitoring every 3 months
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History of Illness 6 months PTC Enalapril 10 mg OD B complex OD 5 months PTC Advised to take captopril if blood pressure >160/100 2 months PTC referral to ophthalmology for cataract
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History of Illness 1 week PTC Patient has experienced hypoglycemic episode BP monitoring twice a week Normal BP 140/70; highest reading 160/80
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Past Medical History Kidney stones – intake of banaba extract
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Family History (+) DM and HPN (both parents) (+) Rheumatism Father (+) Stroke Husband, 2 siblings, mother (+) Cardiac arrest 2 siblings (+) Arrhythmia daughter (+) Hyperlipidemia Daughter (+) Goiter Daughter (-) Asthma (-) Cancer (-) TB
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OB History G10 P10 (10-1-0-9) G6 – Preterm The rest – term All by spontaneous vaginal delivery
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Personal Social Non-smoker Non-alcoholic beverage drinker Ice cream – favorite food Denies illicit drug use
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Review of Systems General (+) weight loss (-) fever, chills, night sweats Skin (-) rashes, pruritus, bruising, change in color Head (-) headaches Eyes (-) change in visual field, discharge, pain, spots, floaters
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Review of Systems Ears (-) change in hearing, tinnitus, discharge Nose Obstruction, loss of smell, discharge Throat (-) bleeding gums, dysphagia Respiratory (-) chest pain, dyspnea, hemoptysis Cardiovascular (-) palpitations, orthopnea, PND, edema, claudication
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Review of Systems Gastrointestinal (-) dysphagia, diarrhea, melena Genitourinary (+) polyuria, nocturia (-) dysuria, hematuria Endocrine (-) polydipsia, polyphagia Muskuloskeletal (-) joint swelling, limitation in movement
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Physical Exam PR: 64 bpm Temp: 37 RR: 24 cpm BP: 140/70 Ht: 4’11” Wt: 155 lbs BMI: 31.11
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Physical Exam Alert, awake, ambulatory, not in cardio respiratory distress Pink conjunctiva, anicteric sclerae (-) CLAD Trachea midline
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Physical Exam Cadiovascular Exam Unremarkable; no deformities, normal heart sounds Respiratory Exam Unremarkable; (-) crackles, wheezes, rhonchi Gastrointestinal Normoactive bowel sounds (-) tenderness
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Physical Exam Musculoskeletal Exam Weaker left leg Neurological Exam CN I: Intact CN II: (+) ROR; visual fields intact CN III: pupils briskly reactive to light CN IV: consensual pupillary reflex CN V: V1, V2, V3 intact CN VI-XII: Intact
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Genogram 6
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Family dynamics FelicitasRomeo Other Children
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APGAR APGAR Adaptation – 2 Partnership – 2 Growth – 2 Affection – 2 Resolve – 2
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SCREEM Social Membership in a support group (DM Club) Officer in the DM Club Cultural Close family ties, her children takes care of her Religious Catholic Education High school graduate and a certified paramedic Economic Manages a small sari-sari store and her children also gives her monetary support Medical – Banaba Intake
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Family Life Stage What stage in the Family Life Cycle is the Guazon family in? Family in Later Life Maintain own functioning and interest in face of physiologic decline by still managing her own sari-sari store Exploration of new social options by joining the DM club and taking the treasurer position Support now comes more from her children
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Family Life Stage What does Felicitas (and her family) believe caused the problem and how should it be treated? Lifestyle is the main reason cited by the patient
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Illness Trajectory Stage 1: Prior to contact with health care provider Having a family history of a wide variety of illnesses the family is very concerned about their health. The children are very concerned about the health of their mother because it was the children who made their mother to seek consult.
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Illness Trajectory Stage 2: Reaction to Diagnosis She was saddened by the news and was worried of the family’s financial burden
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Illness Trajectory Stage 3: Major Therapeutic Efforts It was established in the family that the children will provide support (financial and emotional) to the mother. The son who has the same illness also support her through blood sugar monitoring
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Illness Trajectory Stage 4: Early Adjustment to Outcomes Lifestyle changes, favorite foods can’t be eaten anymore
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Illness Trajectory Stage 5: Adjustment to Permanency of Outcome Fear of complication and anxious on the progression of her illness so she is very compliant and strict to herself sometime leading to hypoglycemic episode Current stage of the family
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Wellness Plan Screening22-60 y/o>60 y/o BP Annual monitoringWeekly monitoring Cholesterol Annual from age 40Continue Visual Acuity / Glaucoma Annual for acuity and eye pressure; screen for cataract at 50 onwards Continue Breast examination Self exam and MD exam regularly after age 35 Continue
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Wellness Plan Screening22-60 y/o>60 y/o Pap smear and pelvic exam Annual pap smear after age 40 Continue Occult blood in stool Annually after age 50Continue Urinalysis Annual for GUT disorder PTB screening Annual Chest Xray FBS, A1c Every 2 yearsEvery 3 months
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Diet Continue Medications Exercise Wellness Plan
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