NURS 5333 (NURS5333)

Module 5 Guided Questions Lesson 1: Primary Gastroenterology Issues What are the common GI problems in children and adults encountered by the primary care provider? How are these common GI problems diagnosed and treated? ● Constipation o The alteration in frequency, consistency, or ease of passage of stool o More than 3 days without a stool (Normal is daily or QOD) o Painful stools o Blood streaked stools o Organic Causes  Failure to pass meconium in 24-36 hours: Hirsch sprung dis...

Family theory: be able to identify a family developmental stage by a description. Family theory: be able to identify a family developmental stage by a description.  Stage 1: Beginning family- Married couple establish home but no children Developmental Tasks: Establishing a satisfying home and marriage relationship and preparing for childbirth  Stage 2: Childbearing Family- From birth of 1st child until that child is 2 ½ years old Developmental Task: Adjusting to increased family siz...

Lesson 1: Primary Gastroenterology Issues What are the common GI problems in children and adults encountered by the primary care provider? How are these common GI problems diagnosed and treated? ● Constipation o The alteration in frequency, consistency, or ease of passage of stool o More than 3 days without a stool (Normal is daily or QOD) o Painful stools o Blood streaked stools o Organic Causes  Failure to pass meconium in 24-36 hours: Hirsch sprung disease, hypothyroidism, mecon...

Module 4 Guided Questions Lesson 1: Primary Care Dermatology: Lifespan 1. What are the presenting patterns of common skin conditions? 2. How are the common skin conditions managed? 3. What skin diseases are commonly seen in primary care? 4. How are these skin diseases diagnosed and managed?  Acne vulgaris Pathophysiology Subjective Data Objective Data • Androgens stimulate the pilosebaceous units at the time of puberty to enlarge and produce large amounts of sebum. • Simulta...

Module 2 Guided Questions Per announcement: focus on OB, PAP testing, genetics, scrotal disorders, and hormonal medications What causes genetic disorders?  Genetic disorders can be caused by a mutation in one or multiple genes, by a combination of gene mutations and environmental factors, or by damage to chromosomes

Family theory: be able to identify a family developmental stage by a description.  Stage 1: Beginning family- Married couple establish home but no children Developmental Tasks: Establishing a satisfying home and marriage relationship and preparing for childbirth  Stage 2: Childbearing Family- From birth of 1st child until that child is 2 ½ years old Developmental Task: Adjusting to increased family size and providing a positive developmental environment  Stage 3: Family with Pre...

Module 3 Guided Questions Lesson 1: Geriatrics for the PCP 1. What are the physiologic changes of aging? What kinds of problems are caused by these changes?  Vision: Presbyopia is caused by loss of elasticity of the lenses. Close vision is markedly affected. Onset is during early to mid-40s. Can be remedied with “reading glasses” or bifocal lenses. Cornea less sensitive to touch. Arcus senilis, cataracts, and glaucoma are more common. Annual eye exams, assess ability to read (driv...

Family theory: be able to identify a family developmental stage by a description.  Stage 1: Beginning family- Married couple establish home but no children Developmental Tasks: Establishing a satisfying home and marriage relationship and preparing for childbirth  Stage 2: Childbearing Family- From birth of 1st child until that child is 2 ½ years old Developmental Task: Adjusting to increased family size and providing a positive developmental environment  Stage 3: Family with Pre...