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Clinical Reasoning Cycle Case Study

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Clinical Reasoning Cycle Case Study

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Case Study: Mrs Amari
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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1Considering the situation of the patient......................................................................................1Collecting Cues and Information................................................................................................1Processing the information..........................................................................................................3CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................4REFERENCES...............................................................................................................................5
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INTRODUCTIONMrs Amari was brought in the emergency department after facing some numbness onright side of her face and in the right arm. Clinical reasoning can be considered as a processthrough which nurses can collect the information, understand the specific problem of the patient,plans and implements the interventions properly before evaluating the outcomes (Norman andEva, 2010). The report is about the clinical reasoning of Mrs Amari by considering her situationproperly, gathering related information about it and finally, the interpretation of it. Considering the situation of the patientOn the basis of cited case situation, patient has a history of tobacco use for 25 years whichwas 10 years ago. Further, she had positive family history of heart disease. Occasionally she usedto walk in neighbourhood but it was not regular. Patient lives with her son who married toAustralian girl and have two daughter, Mrs Amari is helpful enough to in care of grandchildrenand plays important role them. As per the present condition faced by the patient, it can probablybe symptoms of stock. In the case of ischemic stroke, brain of the patient gets blocked. Alongwith this, brain is also shutting down when related cells die. Due to this, individual or patient isnot in position to perform some previous functions like walking and talking. The main reasonsbehind the dead brain cells are the lack of blood and oxygen. She was already suffering from hypertension and hypercholesterolemia. After theanalysis in the hospital, the report outputs were that she was not having any significant weaknessand was efficiently able to swallow without any trouble. She did not had any nausea or headacheand was still alert (Sposato and et.al, 2015). Her vital signs were diagnosed and everything waswithin the normal limits. She was transferred from the emergency wards to the stroke unit. Shestayed there for 24 hours. After the shift of one nurse, it was analysed that the symptoms havebeen resolved and she was not facing any issue of numbness as well. But, after self analysingher, she was still having slurred speech and drooping face. After diagnosing the vital signs, itwas evaluated that her clinical situation has changed.Collecting Cues and InformationReview of the situationEmergency Department 1
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