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prevention of type II diabetes
women over 60
Risk factors: overweight, high cholesterol,

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Population: Pregnant women under age 25
Learning gap: Learning deficit in the importance and prevention of pregnancy complication.
Teaching strategy: Pamphlets, verbal discussion
Evaluation: Client will verbalize the importance and understand the benefits.

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Teaching interventions for Anorexia Nervosa in teenagers

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Teaching interventions for Anorexia Nervosa in teenagers

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-warning signs, media exposure, behavioral therapies, nutritional therapies
-measured patient outcomes in terms of knowledge and behavioral modifications

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Post op teaching following open heart surgery

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Post op teaching following open heart surgery

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Male, 50+
risk factors: poor diet, no exercise, smoking, HTN, diabetes, overweight
teaching strategies: pamphlets/handouts, video,

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Hispanic
Male
80 years old
risk factors: type II Diabetes, history of alcoholism and smoking, quadruple coronary bypass, arteriosclerosis
treatments: physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, medications, pacemaker

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23 yr old female
signs & symptoms prior to decompression surgery
Signs & symptoms post op decompression surgery
recovery time
risk factors of surgery
chances of reoccurrence
quality of life pre & post op
medications to manage s/s
naturopathic options for treatment or s/s management

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45 y/o white male,
Risk factors: Family history of addiction/drug abuse, chronic pain often un-managed
Family hx of ETOH and opioid abuse
Options for tx: quit taking opioids without alternative medications ("cold turkey"), buprenorphine, suboxone (buprenorphin and naloxone), Zubsolv, group therapy sessions (NA, AA), Naltrexone,

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Lili's Sample: Managing Sacroiliac joint pain/lower lumbar pain in middle-aged Asian females

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Lili's Sample: Managing Sacroiliac joint pain/lower lumbar pain in middle-aged Asian females

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Sacroiliac joint pain/lower lumbar pain

MeSH:  Sacroiliac joint, inflammation = LUMBAR VERTEBRAE,

Sacrum

PICO:

Patient: Female, 50s , Asian
Risk factors: osteoporosis, feet with bunion
Interventions/Surgery: Radiofrequency Ablation OR Denervation
Comapriison/Alternative treatments: exercise (weight lifting, swimming, Pilates, Yoga), acupuncture, physical therapy, ...
Comparison/Diet/Nutrition Supplements - Turmeric, prenatal vitamins, MoveFree, more dairy intake ...
Others: Adjustable workstation, ball chair, donut cushion, Dansko shoes, cold/heat pad,
Outcome: pain reduction or relief

Learning gap: which surgery is the best option? Is swimming helping or harming?
Teaching strategies: videos, demo
Ways to evaluate: check for certain postures, pain levels...

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Hypertension w/ new diabetes II diagnosis

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Hypertension w/ new diabetes II diagnosis

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Female 65+
Risk Factors: diet, exercise
Surgery:  Atherectomy
Alternative treatments:  Tai Chi, swimming, exercising, eating healthy, vitamins, limit sugar
Others: music therapy

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New mothers under the age of 25.
Hand-outs to take home, demonstration, teach-back
Learning gap: Feelings of invincibility, deficit in understanding the importance of breastfeeding education and support.

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Lifestyle changes following stroke to prevent future strokes

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Lifestyle changes following stroke to prevent future strokes

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70 year old male
Smoker, hypertensive, spider veins/varicose veins, poor mobility

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Native American, male, 31 years old
Risk factors: family history, ETOH abuse, location (reservation)
Surgery: none; paracentesis (ascites)
Teaching: Alcohol cessation, diet

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24 year old male

Psychosocial interventions
Pharm and Nonpharm education
family interventions (supportive vs. non-supportive)

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3 year old Caucasian male. Non-verbal
Diet education - casein-gluten-free diet
Support options for parents (financial & social)

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Population: young children with asthma
Teaching strategies: use demonstrations, videos, handouts

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Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease in Geriatric Patient

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Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease in Geriatric Patient

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Male,  75, caucasian
Risk Factors: Diet, Alcohol, Stress, Genetic Predisposition
Medical Interventions: OTC drugs; Surgical interventions
TX: Dietary recommendations, stress management, lifestyle changes

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Do LGBT teenagers (14-18) who are given inclusive sex education report higher levels of confidence about protecting themselves from STIs?
Learning gap: LGBT inclusive sex education is not provided in the majority of public/private schools that provide traditional sex education.
Teaching strategies, classroom setting, handouts...
Evaluate patient learning with a pre-test/post-test

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DMII males, active
How to recognize alerts, calibrate as required, understand/read records (vs. A1C)Benefits; Long term management

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Benefits of breast feeding education for low income, first time mothers

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Benefits of breast feeding education for low income, first time mothers

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Are low income, first time mothers who receive breast feeding education more likely to successfully breast feed than those who don't receive education?
- Learning gap: low economic status, fewer resources, less access to consistent health care, possible educational deficits, financial struggles
-Teaching: hand outs for benefits of breast feeding, demonstration videos, resources for cheap supplies, rental pumps, etc.
- Are they more likely to choose breast feeding after the teaching and resources? Less likely? no change?

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female, 35 and older
risk factors: age, lifestyle, previous pregnancies, culture, race
treatments: medication or complementary or alternative

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Management of Valley Fever in Farmers of the Southwest US.

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Management of Valley Fever in Farmers of the Southwest US.

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male, 55, caucasian
Risk Factors: multiple rib fxs, bilat. clavicle fxs, EtOH
surgery: possible lobectomy if VF is disseminated
Alt treatments: Cardiovascular exercise (indoors), IS
Others: rest, fluids, Diflucan (antifungal)

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Traumatic Brain injuries in off-road racing

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Traumatic Brain injuries in off-road racing

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26 y/o male hispanic
1 previous concussion
risk factors: motocross racer
Teaching: helmet, neck brace, Post concussion education.
Motor vehicle–related injuries (including off-road) are the leading cause of traumatic brain injury (TBI) and acute traumatic spinal cord injury in the United States.

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Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Self-care Techniques 

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Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Self-care Techniques 

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Older adults 55+
Risk factors: lifestyle, environment, co-morbidity
Treatments/management: pharmacological,

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Early Detection of S/S of stroke and use of Mobile Stroke Unit (MSE)

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Early Detection of S/S of stroke and use of Mobile Stroke Unit (MSE)

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Metro Phoenix older adult population (55+)
Risk factor: Stroke Naive patients,  Low income
Learning gap: community awareness of  mobile stroke unit and improving long term outcomes  vs conventional ER visit and time it takes to get a diagnosis and treatment
Teaching: community meeting/presentation on the Mobile stroke unit, teaching s/s of stroke using a personal mirror and having patient perform impression of stroke s/s on own face. Possible broucher with information on MSE. Patients should be able to recreate stroke s/s. - Further research will be needed to evaluate long term outcomes of MSE exposure of use of the system vs convential ER treatment in the greater Phoenix area.
Cultural component: Older adult population tends to shy away from medical care, how would MSE promote early, safe, financially responsible and private care.

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Degenerative Disc Disease Pain Management 

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Degenerative Disc Disease Pain Management 

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Patient: 34 y/o male; general contractor; very active and in good physical shape; married with two small (active) toddlers

Risk factors: Busy lifestyle; heavy lifting; large body type

Diagnostic tests: MRI revealed bulging disc

Treatment options to consider: surgical intervention (spinal fusion); steroid injections; MSC injections (stem cell procedure); non-invasive pain management through stretching and exercise and physical therapy

Patient goal: Patient interested in determining optimal treatment options that fit within lifestyle and are lowest risk with long term results.

Cultural Considerations: Patient is Bosnian-American and has a mentality of pushing through pain; refuses to take any opioid pain medications. Has a history of not following discharge instructions for allowing time to heal/rest/restrict activity. He is a busy business owner and sole provider in household; cannot take extended period of time away from work.

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Teaching about Duchenne's Muscular Dystrophy to the parents of a young boy who is newly diagnosed.

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Teaching about Duchenne's Muscular Dystrophy to the parents of a young boy who is newly diagnosed.

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Fritz 22 months, caucasian male
Risk factors: mother is carrier of gene mutation that causes DMD
Presents as delayed development, weak muscles, disturbed gait, frequent falls, progressive muscle degenration
DMD is caused by an absence of dystrophin, a protein that helps keep muscle cells intact
Affects mostly males, most will not live past their early 20s
There is no cure, but physical therapy, occupational therapy, and medications, such as corticosteroids, can help control symptoms and improve quality of life.
Gene therapy and clinical trials are still being researched.

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Population: white males age ranging from age 50-60 y/o.
Hypertensive, lifestyle, and history.
Learning gap with damage to certain parts of the brain effecting speech, language, movement, ect.
Teach using multiple methods to get use to individuals style of learning. Use photos or diagrams and demonstrate and have them teach back.

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45 y/o white male,
Risk factors: Family history of addiction/drug abuse, chronic pain often un-managed, occupation: flooring installer/manual laborer,
Family hx of ETOH and opioid abuse
Options for tx: quit taking opioids without alternative medications ("cold turkey"), buprenorphine, suboxone (buprenorphin and naloxone), Zubsolv, group therapy sessions (NA, AA), Naltrexone
Alternative therapies: music, art, equine, biofeedback, exercise, yoga/mindfulness, ultrasound therapy, hot/cold therapy, massage, chiropractor, meditation, acupuncture, pet therapy (service animal).

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Female, 50s , Asian
Risk factors: osteoporosis, feet with bunion
Surgery: Radiofrequency Ablation OR Denervation
Alternative treatments: exercise - weight lifting, swimming, Pilates, Yoga; diet - Turmeric, prenatal vitamins, MoveFree...
Others: Adjustable workstation, ball chair, donut cushion, Dansko shoes