Managing Mr. C's Complications
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Running head: HEALTH CAREHealth careName of the Student:Name of the University:Authors Note:
1HEALTH CARETable of ContentsWhat health risk associated with obesity does Mr.C have ?............................................................1Is bariatric surgery appropriate for obesity? Why or why not?.......................................................2Answer to Question 1......................................................................................................................3Answer to Question 2......................................................................................................................6Reference.........................................................................................................................................8What health risk associated with obesity does Mr.C have ?Mr.C is a 32 old man who is heading towards an bariatric surgery that is meant for severe obesecondition .The patients has reported that he has always been heavy when he was a small child.He has gained about 100 pounds in these last 2 to 3 years of time and has been diagnosed withsome kind of metabolic diseases that has lead to sleep apnea and also high systolic pressure. Thisis main reason why he has been recommended a low sodium restricted diet. Some of the severeconditions of hearts diseases and diabetes and may even lead to cancer. Some of the diseasesrelated to gall bladder and cases of gall stones can be adverse effects of obesity that Mr.C can
2HEALTH CAREsuffer from. Even the patients may suffer from problem of Gout, breathing problem andosteoarthritis. Is bariatric surgery appropriate for obesity? Why or why not?There is an evidence that the bariatric surgery is quite effective for the weight loss than is havinga non-surgical options for making it available for more number of patients. Some of theindications for some bariatric surgery make reduction of some cardiovascular disease (CVD) forsome benefits along with intervention. The fundaments for bariatric surgery, the purpose ofweight loss accomplishment for the determinants of severe obesity that is disease that isassociated with some adverse effects on health care. That can have reversed or the improvementsof the successful weight loss in some patients who are unable in sustaining the weight loss withsome of the non-surgical means (Morris et al., 2015) Indications for some weight loss surgeriesbring upon some specific bariatric procedures that is presented with review of safety along withsome procedures. All the procedure are less invasive and involves less gastrointestinalarrangement that accomplish may less weight loss and have substantially very low preoperativealong with some longer-term risk. There are some problems related to biatric surgery as well those are condition of acid reflux andsevere anesthesia-related risks. Even patients may suffer from chronic nauseaandvomiting.There can be dilation of esophagus and patient may also suffer from the Inability of eatingcertain kinds of foods as it may lead to Infection and ultimately cause obstruction in thestomach. Patients may also suffer from sudden weight gainor even sudden lose of weight(McClelland et al., 2015).
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