Cardiodynamics Case Study: CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE OBJECTIVES: · Demonstrate knowledge of the heart and cardiovascular system including anatomy and physiology of the heart. DIRECTIONS: For this case...

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Anatomy and Physiology: Case Study on Congestive Heart Failure


Cardiodynamics Case Study: CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE OBJECTIVES: · Demonstrate knowledge of the heart and cardiovascular system including anatomy and physiology of the heart. DIRECTIONS: For this case study, you will write your own case study based on the information you learn from researching the topic and the material learned in this week’s module on the cardiovascular system. Your case study that you write should be a story of a patient that fits the criteria for someone with this disease/disorder (i.e. age, gender, ethnicity, etc). The story about the patient must include the following: · Patient’s symptoms: The patient is coming to see you the physician for some reason. Use these symptoms to help you arrive at which tests to order. · test results: Test results can be from an actual case study (please make sure to cite your references) or created by you. If you create your own test results, make sure you can arrive at a diagnosis based on the information you provide in the test results. You test results should focus on the heart or cardiodynamics (i.e. vital signs – pulse, blood pressure; ECG data; heart sounds; etc). · treatment: What treatments would you try? Why? It’s up to you what ultimately happens to the patient, but no miracle cures. · pathology-1 picture of the histology or anatomy affected · etiology- how did this disease first present itself? Was there additional follow-up conditions? · Diagnosis- use the symptoms, etiology, and test results to have a consistent diagnosis. Your diagnosis should be the condition you are assigned. · Cardiac output, stroke volume, and heart rate: You need to determine what the condition is causing in terms of cardiodynamics for cardiac output, stroke volume, and heart rate. · Questions: At the end of the case study propose two novel questions about areas of research that are needed or something new this case study is bringing up about the condition. You do not need to answer the questions. · Bibliography: Cite all sources in whatever format for the bibliography you would like. GRADING RUBRIC: CASE STUDY POOR ANSWER BELOW AVERAGE ANSWER AVERAGE ANSWER EXCEPTIONAL ANSWER OVERALL CASE STUDY STORY Case study has inaccurate information and is not cohesive. Minimal information given. 1-3 points Some inaccurate information with few additional details to support the case study. Case study somewhat cohesive. 4-6 points Accurate information, but lacking additional details to support the case study. Cohesive story. 7-9 points Accurate information with significant details to support the case study. Cohesive story. 10 points CARDIODYNAMICS Cardiac output, heart rate, and stroke volume are incorrect or not included. 0 points Two of the following is incorrect or missing: Cardiac output, heart rate, and stroke. 1 point One of the following is incorrect or missing: Cardiac output, heart rate, and stroke. 2 points Cardiac output, heart rate, and stroke are included and correct. 3 points QUESTIONS No questions included. 0 points Only one question is included. 1 point Two questions are included, but something you could answer with research. 2 points Two questions are included and are not something you could answer with research. 3 points Bibliography included: YES= 1 point; NO=0 points Picture of anatomy/histology of condition included: YES= 1 point; NO=0 points Total points possible: 21 points
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Title: Cardiodynamics Case Study: Congestive Heart Failure
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Patient’s Symptoms    3
Test Results    3
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eatment    4
Pathology    4
Etiology    4
Diagnosis    4
Cardiac Output, Stroke Volume, and Heart Rate    5
Questions    5
Works Cited    6
Patient’s Symptoms
The patient was 50 years’ old woman who had arrived to the clinic with her son. She had symptoms that included fatigue with excessive weakness. She complained having swelling in her feet legs and ankle. Further, she also had persistent cough, which had resulted in wheezing and producing bloody phlegm. Few months ago, the patient was detected with rapid and irregular heartbeat. Currently, she had completely lost her appetite and cannot exercise or walk too long. The tests that were suggested to the patient included electrocardiogram, chest X-ray, blood test and CT scan.
Test Results
Vital Signs:
Pulse rate 100, Blood pressure 154/92, Respiratory rate 32, Oxygen saturation 91%
Blood Test:
A high elevation of BNP (B-type natriuretic peptide and pro-BNP (N-terminal pro-B-type natriuretic peptides
ECG Test:
Sinus tachycardia of 16 (38.1)
Chest X-ray:
It revealed pleural effusion, Kerley B lines with cardiomegaly (Isler et al.)
CT Scan:
It reveals axial SSFP image reveals severe thinning of apex and apical septum leading to aneurysm (Francis and Tang). There is an adherent thrombus that is revealed at the ventricular lumen (Rickenbacher et al.)
Treatment
The doctor has recommended Enalapril (Vasotec) and Captopril (Captogen) that will help in lowering...
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