OVERVIEW
What code status is the patient?
What is "full"?
Acute metabolic encephalopathy can result in:
what is balance and coordination issues?
What this medication is used to treat.
What is Parkinson's disease?
What medication does the patient have an allergy to?
What is "sulfa drugs"?
Coronary artery disease can result in:
What is potential healing impairment?
What levodopa is converted into in the brain.
What is dopamine?
The reason for hospitalization.
What is fall?
A DEXA scan is used to:
What is measure bone density?
What you should avoid eating when taking this medication.
What are high protein meals?
What are some patient problems that would have lead to the patient falling?
What is Parkinson’s, osteoporosis, and hypotension?
What has to happen before the patient goes to rehab center.
What is a bowel movement?
ADRs to this medication include:
What is risk of suicidal ideation, MI, GI bleed, agranulocytosis, leukopenia, and thrombocytopenia?
Diagnostics performed on patient upon arrival.
What is X-ray and CT scan?
What ADL the patient prefers to do on their own?
What is oral care?
The dose and frequency the patient had.
What is 100mg/25mg PO five times a day?