Teaching project oncardiovascular health and hyperlipidemia. The definition, what it mean, signs and symptoms, risk factors, how to prevent it, how to treat.

Respond to the four colleagues in the attachment file by offering additional ideas to overcome the barriers to strategies suggested by your colleagues and/or by offering additional ideas to facilitate dissemination. Please include AT LEAST 2 REFERENCES EACH

Choose a disease or diagnosis from the following list:

a) Type I Diabetes. b) Type II Diabetes. c) Hypovolemic Shock. d) Cardiogenic Shock

e) Septic Shock. f) Surgical site infection. g) Stage 3 pressure injury. h) Lupus

i) Rheumatoid arthritis. j) Anaphylaxis. k) HIV/AIDS. l) Cancer (any type) 

Required elements:

a) Provide a description, in your own words, of the pathophysiology of the disease

b) Risk factors contributing to the development of the disease

c) Signs and symptoms – with description of why these would be found (a total of 6; be 

sure to include subjective and objective data)

d) Diagnostics – 2 ways the disease may be diagnosed, including a brief description of the significance of the findings

e) Nursing diagnoses – at least 3 relevant nursing diagnoses, properly phrased

f) Treatment – at least 2 medical treatments, including some discussion of how this 

treatment works 

g) Nursing interventions – at least 4 nursing interventions, including some discussion of the goals and outcomes of these interventions

h) References – refer to at least 3 current,  

 HPI: This is a 14yo male, no PMH, who presents to the PCP for evaluation of right-sided chest pain, which began 1 day ago after he sustained an injury playing football.