This case study examines the health condition of Mr. George Orwell, who was admitted to Farquharson Memorial Hospital with chest pain. The assignment provides an overview of Orwell's medical history, including a coronary artery bypass and anterior myocardial infarction, along with lifestyle factors such as smoking, diabetes, and obesity. The primary diagnosis is chest pain, linked to blocked arteries. The case study identifies nursing problems, including managing heart problem symptoms and lifestyle management to prevent readmission. The nursing management section details interventions for symptom management and lifestyle changes, including medication adherence, smoking cessation, and diabetes management. The discharge plan focuses on medication management, lifestyle changes, and support systems to ensure a successful recovery and prevent future cardiac events. The study emphasizes the role of nurses in patient education and care coordination to improve patient outcomes.