[Verified Answer]: Lumbar radiculopathy HPI: 48-year-old male…

Lumbar radiculopathy HPI: 48-year-old male presents with pain in his low back going down his left leg following a fall. He states that he tripped over her dog and landed on his left side. Currently, he has no saddle numbness, no incontinence of urine or stool, and no difficulty starting his urine. Current medications • none Objective: • BP – 120/79, Pulse –89, Respirations – 14, Temp: 98.2 Oxygen Saturation 98% • Height: 5 ft. 9 in • Weight 175 lbs. • Skin – eccymotic area on the left lateral chest, tender to palpation Lab and x-ray results • MRI shoes L5 ruptured disc. Assessment: • Lumbar disc herniation. A referral was sent to neurosurgery. • Plan to treat with short-term medication for acute back pain Address the following: 1. Select Drug and Dosage (as written on prescription e.g. bid) MSN.E1. P1.L 2. Analyzes Biochemical Process MSN.E8.P1.H 3. Evaluates Cost and evaluate ethical /cultural Implications MSN.E1. P4.L MSN.E1. P3.L 4. Evaluate any adverse drug reactions or interactions MSN.E1.P4. MSN.E1.P4.L Please include references.