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1. Summarize the client’s history of present illness
Summarize the client’s history of present illnessSummarize the client’s history of present
illnessMr. G is a 66-year-old Hispanic gentleman who presents to the clinic with a chief
complaint of bilateral lower leg pain. He first noticed the pain earlier this week while he was
cleaning out his garage. Mr. G. describes the pain as, “persistent over the last few days at a 5
or a 6 when getting up in the morning”, based on a 1-10 scale. He feels less pain when
walking (at a 4 or a 5) and feels even less pain when he is seated with his legs propped up,
but he prefers to be active. A review of his medical record reveals a history of
hyperlipidemia, hypertension, “diet-controlled” type II diabetes and former smoker (quit
more than 10 years ago). His current daily medications are Atorvastatin 20 mg, benazepril
40 mg, metoprolol 25 mg, and a “baby aspirin.” Current vital signs are BP 154/94, HR 92, RR
20, o2 stats 96% on RA. Based on an exam, bilateral lower extremity findings are as follows:
slightly bluish color, visible varicosities, 1 edema ending just above ankles, capillary refill
brisk, skin temperature warm, and peripheral pulses strong.Prompt:After reviewing the
above scenario, address the following elements:? Summarize the client’s history of present
illness, identifying subjective and objective findings.? Plan a focused assessment, including
the steps that you would take to assess the client’s peripheral vascular system.? Interpret
the data to determine multiple differential diagnoses to consider. Be sure to include a
description of the health risk or healthy behaviors that you identified during your
assessment.? Develop a potential care plan for one of the possible differential diagnoses that
includes collaboration with other necessary healthcare disciplines.? Research a health
promotion tool (such as brochure, poster, pamphlet, handout, website, etc.) for the client. Be
sure to identify at least two goals or objectives for your proposed tool based on the
assessment you conducted.? Explain the health literacy best practices you would implement
to ensure your health promotion tool is appropriate for a diverse population. your
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