Alcohol: "Social" drinker only. Stopped all alcohol intake when began trying to conceive. Street Drugs: Denies Family History:...

Question Answered step-by-step Image transcription textHistory and Physical Chief Complaint: “I have a badheadache and my face and legs are swollen.” History ofPresent Illness: Patient presented for a routine pre… Show more… Show moreImage transcription textAlcohol: “Social” drinker only. Stopped all alcoholintake when began trying to conceive. Street Drugs: DeniesFamily History: Mother–diabetes, pancreatic cancer… Show more… Show moreImage transcription textReview of Systems: GENERAL: Well-developed, well-nourishedCaucasian female, in no acute distress VITAL SIGNS: T 99.2 P64 R 18 BP 183/100 Height: 5′ 6″ Weight: 162 l… Show more… Show moreImage transcription textNEUROLOGICAL: Occipital headache present No blurred visionor scotomata Deep tendon reflexes +2, without clonusImpression: Intrauterine pregnancy at 26 2/7 weeks… Show more… Show more1. What is the patient’s main issue(s) during her prenatal visit?2. The patient had a history of abnormal PAP result. What does PAP stand for? Research and describe ASCUS.3. How long has she been on oral contraceptives? What exactly is an oral contraceptive? What are some of the side effects of oral contraceptives?4. Describe what surgeries the patient had in the past? (break down the medical terminology)5. Describe her family history? By noticing disorders among her family members, what condition do you think she may be at an increased risk of developing? Why?6. How old is the client? Are there more risks involved with pregnancy and birth as maternal age rises? Name 2-3 pregnancy risks associated with increased age?7. Look under Review of System, do you see any problem with vital signs? Why is that a problem?8. Look under Review of System, do you see any other abnormalities besides vital signs? What are they?9. The doctor wrote the impression of “probably severe preeclampsia”, what does this mean? What can preeclampsia lead to?10. What are some signs and symptoms of worsening preeclampsia that the patient should be aware of so that she can report to the physician? Health Science Science Nursing BIOLOGY 211 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)