This case study analyzes the condition of a 66-year-old patient, Mr. George Betley, suffering from urinary retention, type 1 diabetes, and arthritis. The report delves into the etiology and disease process of urinary retention, emphasizing the challenges faced by elderly patients. It explores nursing assessment techniques, including physical examinations and medical tests, and outlines a comprehensive nursing care plan, including patient education, medication management, and exercise assistance. The report highlights the importance of interdisciplinary management, involving nephrologists, dieticians, physiotherapists, radiologists, pathologists, occupational therapists, and psychologists to provide holistic patient care. The assignment also emphasizes the role of cultural competency and the significance of regular check-ups, medication monitoring, and lifestyle modifications to manage the patient's condition effectively and improve his quality of life. The conclusion underscores the effectiveness of nursing management and interdisciplinary team involvement in preventing chronic complications and ensuring long-term patient well-being.
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