Older adult with multiple comorbidities Case Study

Older adult with multiple comorbidities - Case Study modellingThere is redness on inspection that is indicative of inflammation. The patient report inconvenience in to be 8 egress 10 on the rating scale between 1 and 10. Blood squelch 120/80 and breathing rate of 18 breathe per minute.Then the clinical judgment of guard is formulated to help in respond patients potential and actual health concern because of condition. This segment is prioritized. In aggressive urinary tract infection there is acute pain (Doenges & Murr, 2014). The nursing diagnosis for painThe review of system of the patient is necessary, the presenting complain of patient is necessary. The medical laboratory test for urinalysis, blood and the CT scans films for completeness of the patient report. The vital sign are necessary.The patient care is collaborative. The medical laboratory team should do urinalysis to determine the causative agent of the urinary tract infection. The nutritionist should come with approp riate sustenance of the patient that will aid in control of the urinary tract infection. The physician should carry out a comprehensive review of system to determine the underlying cause because she is a known diabetic patient (Doenges & Murr, 2014).Patient Tien has been having aggressive urinary tract infection on admission to hospital and her knightly medical history is indicate that she is a known diabetic patient. Other history of the patient includes falls, hallucination and atrial