[Verified Answer]: Neuro/Cognitive: Alert and oriented X4, able…

Neuro/Cognitive: Alert and oriented X4, able to answer questions appropriately, PERRLA, grip strength of hands 4/5, states his right side is weaker, stiffer, and elicits more pain than his left side. Respiratory: Lungs clear to auscultation, decreased breath sounds in the bases, no increased work of breathing. Cardiovascular: Regular S1, S2, no murmurs or edema, peripheral pulses strong. Gastrointestinal: Abdomen soft and flat, reports has lost 5 pounds in last six months, loss unintentional, client attributes to decreased appetite and pain, bowel sounds x 4 quadrants, last stool this morning, client reports formed and semi-soft stool. Genitourinary: No pain with urination. Urine is dark gold. Musculoskeletal: Stooped posture, swelling of finger joints, right hand more swollen than left, ankle and knee joints swollen, knees equally swollen, ankle swelling right greater than left, knees equally swollen and legs bowed, range of motion limited in ankles, knees, and fingers, expresses pain with flexion of fingers and rotation of ankles. Crepitation in knees with bending, right greater than left. Skin: Dry with poor turgor. Pain: 5/10 10/19 0930 Nursing Note: Client scheduled this appointment to report falling at home. Also stated, “My stomach is upset all the time. It has affected my appetite even more. I am nauseous all the time, but I haven’t thrown up. I am using antacids all the time. I don’t think that is good for me. The cream is a pain to put on, but I use it occasionally.” Client has no bruises or apparent injury from fall last night. Reports he fell on the way to the bathroom in the middle of the night and was not using his cane. Question 3 Not complete Marked out of 33.33 Question text Before answering this question, review the client’s health information in the EHR. Indicate the topics that should be used in teaching this client about the new plan of care. Select one in each row. Include Do not Include Lay down for 30 minutes after taking the celecoxib. The celecoxib should start to work immediately. Use the cream on the most painful joints. Use the walker when fatigued or weak. Take aspirin for breakthrough pain. Take the celecoxib three times each day. Take antacids with each dose of celecoxib.