Pakistan backed insurgency started in Kashmir in 1989 follow…
Pakistan backed insurgency started in Kashmir in 1989 following
Pakistan backed insurgency started in Kashmir in 1989 follow…
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Pаtient: “Rаce my heаrt оut” Signalment: 2 year оld FI Thоroughbred Presenting Complaint: Poor performance on the race track, seemed like she got injured in her left eye. Relevant history: “Race my heart out” was a bit anxious at the starting gate and the jockey thinks she may have hit her head on something in the gate. She ran really poorly and seemed very bothered on the left side of her face. She doesn’t want to open her eye at all. This was about an hour ago. TPR WNL, PE WNL except for extreme blepharospasms OS. Administered nerve block OS and there is a visible scratch on her cornea. Fluorescein stain OS shows a 5mm corneal ulcer in the center of her eye. OD stain is negative. Given the history, physical exam findings, diagnostic results, and medical diagnosis, please list TWO 3-part nursing diagnoses for “Race my heart out”. (6 pts) (No “at risk” or “client knowledge/coping deficit”). For each TE you use, provide an expected outcome (remember to be SMART) A: Expected Outcome: B: Expected Outcome:
Define blephаrоspаsm:
Pаtient: “Rаce my heаrt оut,” 2‑year‑оld Thоroughbred with a 5 mm corneal ulcer OS. Initial Treatment: Topical antibiotic ointment q6h, systemic NSAID, and protective eye mask. Recheck Exam: After 7 days of treatment, the horse returns for re‑evaluation. Fluorescein stain shows the ulcer has decreased to 2 mm, blepharospasm has resolved Evaluate patient improvement — has the therapeutic response met expectations for improvement? Justify your answer with case data and your interpretation of the physiologic changes seen.