Health Issues and Rehabilitation Strategies

Running Head: HEALTH ISSUES
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Nursing
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Table of Contents
Part A.........................................................................................................................................2
Part 2..........................................................................................................................................9
References................................................................................................................................11

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Part A
Answer 1
Health issues Sign and symptoms
Chronic asthma  Shortness of breath.
 Chest stiffness or pain.
 Trouble in sleeping ( National Institute of Heart,
Lung, and blood, 2018)
Chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease
 Blueness of lips
 Recurrent respiratory contaminations
 Lack of energy (National Institute of Heart, Lung, and
blood, 2018)
Chronic pain  pain remain more than twelve weeks
 fatigue,
 sleep disturbance ( Medicine Plus, 2011)
Chronic renal failure  Nausea
 Vomiting
 Loss of appetite ( NHS, 2016)
Congestive heart
failure
 Reduced exercise capability
 Shortness of breath
 Swelling (edema) ( Binanay et al., 2005)
Diabetes insipidus  Great thirst
 extreme amount of thinned urine
 Trouble in sleeping ( Grois et al., 2006)
Diabetes mellitus  Recurrent urination
 Extreme thirst
 Unexplained weight loss ( Grois et al., 2006)
Eczema  Very scratchy skin
 Red skin
 Dry skin
Bladder incontinence  trouble talking or walking
 weakness or tingling
 loss of visualization
Motor neuron disease  weakness in arms and legs

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 Limbs turn into increasingly weaker
 unable to move, eat, or breathe without assistance
Severe traumatic
brain injuries
(neurological injury)
 Sensitivity to bright or sound
 Memory or attention problems
 Dizziness
Long-term
unconscious or coma
 Eyes closeness
 Unhappy brainstem reactions, like pupils not reacting to
light
 No reactions of limbs
Osteoarthritis  Grating feeling
 Bone spurs
 Joint difficulty
Parkinson’s disease  Slowed movement (bradykinesia)
 Rigid muscles
 Loss of involuntary movements.
Rheumatoid arthritis  Tender, warm, inflamed joints
 Joint stiffness
 Fatigue, temperature and weight loss
Middle cerebral
artery (MCA) stroke
 Face Weakness
 Arm or Leg Weakness
 Slurred Speech
Systemic lupus
erythematosus (SLE)
 serious fatigue
 joint pain
 joint enlargement
Chronic back pain  a dull ache in the back
 stabbing sporadic pains
 lower back pain dispersal to the legs
Answer 2 (NSW Government (2017)
A. This exercise set has been advanced to backing nurses who are functioning with
individuals and their relatives who support persons with incapacity. It has been