Orgаnize the fоllоwing infоrmаtion so thаt it is clear, concise, and suitable for entry into the medical record. Be sure to include which part of the SOAP note it belongs. The patient walked with the physical therapist assistant at his side (but not touching him) for 100 feet, twice; vital signs before exercise were blood pressure 125/85 in L UE, 15 for respirations, and 77 for heart rate; vital signs after were 135/85 for blood pressure taken in the L UE, 17 for respirations, and 87 for heart rate; the patient performed ankle pumping, elbow flexion, shoulder flexion and knee extension bilaterally for 10 repetitions each while sitting in a bedside chair.
Orgаnize the fоllоwing infоrmаtion so thаt it is clear, concise, and suitable for entry into the medical record. Be sure to include which part of the SOAP note it belongs. The patient walked with the physical therapist assistant at his side (but not touching him) for 100 feet, twice; vital signs before exercise were blood pressure 125/85 in L UE, 15 for respirations, and 77 for heart rate; vital signs after were 135/85 for blood pressure taken in the L UE, 17 for respirations, and 87 for heart rate; the patient performed ankle pumping, elbow flexion, shoulder flexion and knee extension bilaterally for 10 repetitions each while sitting in a bedside chair.
PART II – BONUS QUESTIONS Pоints WILL NOT be deducted, even if yоu аnswer the questiоns incorrectly. Reаd the following Article excerpt аnd answer the questions below. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Herd Immunity …We have reached herd immunity with many diseases! 100 years ago, infectious disease was the leading cause of death in the United States. Measles, mumps, rubella, HIB, polio, chicken pox, smallpox, whooping cough (pertussis), diphtheria, tetanus, rabies, and yellow fever used to circulate widely in the United States and all over the world. In order to be a candidate for herd immunity, we need a disease caused by one specific virus. The virus has to be easily recognized by the immune system; it can’t mutate particularly rapidly; and it has to be transmitted in a process that only involves humans–not mosquitos or birds or rusty nails. COVID-19 meets all of these benchmarks, so we still think that herd immunity is achievable–eventually. Influenza is the most serious viral disease (population-wise, anyway) that still circulates every year in high-income countries. Although we do have vaccines for flu, we won’t be looking forward to herd immunity with the vaccines we currently use because influenza loves to mutate. It changes all the time in a process called antigenic drift. And it tends to change in a way that means last year’s vaccine doesn’t help your immune system identify this year’s version of the virus. This means we need to update our immune system as to what to be watching out for once a year. On top of that, influenza viruses circulate in several other animal populations, especially birds and pigs. And the bird and pig versions of influenza can meet up and swap genetic material with human versions in a way that is fairly unique, leading to *very* new types of flu–types that would take our immune systems completely by surprise. ... Scientists are currently developing a “universal flu vaccine” that would cover all strains, and all possible future strains. That would be amazing news. Some trials are currently underway. Until then, herd immunity for influenza is not possible because new strains will constantly be escaping last years’ vaccine formulas. It would sure help if more people GOT their flu vaccine though… we only get about half of people covered in the United States each year. ... ------------ truncated below ----------- QUESTION: With current vaccines, influenza (flu) is even less likely than COVID-19 to reach the herd immunity because _______.
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