I have to find the errors in a progress report. I am running into some diffculity with the following paragraph: Over the last 10 days the patient has had at least 25 episodes of dyspnea; all relieved by a bronchodilator inhaler. Most recent episode of dyspnea was yesterday and the prescribed inhaler gave no relief for almost 15 minutes before subsiding to another puff of the inhaler. He went to the emergency room yesterday for a nebulizer and parioxysm treatment. This patient is a current smoker and indicates a consumption of 2-3 packs of cigarettes per day and has not discussed the need to stop at this point. On exam today, blood pressure is 158/92. He has tachycardia with a pulse of 152. He is in no acute distress. Crackles heard in lungs with little air exchange in both right and left sides. Small air movement on the right lower love and no movement in the left lower lobe of the lunds can be heard. There is no edems or distention of neck veins.

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I have to find the errors in a progress report. I am running into some diffculity with the following paragraph: Over the last 10 days the patient has had at least 25 episodes of dyspnea; all relieved by a bronchodilator inhaler. Most recent episode of dyspnea was yesterday and the prescribed inhaler gave no relief for almost 15 minutes before subsiding to another puff of the inhaler. He went to the emergency room yesterday for a nebulizer and parioxysm treatment. This patient is a current smoker and indicates a consumption of 2-3 packs of cigarettes per day and has not discussed the need to stop at this point. On exam today, blood pressure is 158/92. He has tachycardia with a pulse of 152. He is in no acute distress. Crackles heard in lungs with little air exchange in both right and left sides. Small air movement on the right lower love and no movement in the left lower lobe of the lunds can be heard. There is no edems or distention of neck veins.

I hope that you can help me with this.

Answer 1

First of all, it is incon ceivable that no one has said "stop smoking" t him. The crackle in the lungs indicates fluid in the lungs and the tachycardia indicates his heart is working too hard. Since a normal heart rate is about 70 beats per second, the pulse rate is too high. What medication is e using and how often because that could exhaberate his condition.

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Answer 2

Sorry, this keyboard is suddenly skipping so badly. H ere are some correctio ns:

inconceivable
to him
he using
exacerbate

Sra

Answer 3

Medical Terminology Error Correct Term

1. Constructive Obstructive
The error is on the left and the correction is on the left, I hope this helps.

2. CODP COPD
3. afonia pneumonia
4. spudum sputum
5. lower left lobe left lower lobe
6. PFT PFTs
7. eupnea apnea
8. ventolator ventilator
9. dailys days
10. dysphnea dyspnea

Answer 4

I am currently doing this assignment and have found most of the errors.. what is parioxysm treatment? or is that another correction that needs to be made

Answer 5

I am pretty sure this is cheating and the funny thing is you are getting wrong advice.

Answer 6

Sure! I can help you identify the errors in the given paragraph. Here are the errors and corrections:

1. "diffculity" - The correct spelling is "difficulty."

2. "parioxysm" - The correct spelling is "paroxysm."

3. "He is in no acute distress." - It should be rephrased as "He shows no signs of acute distress."

4. "Crackles heard in lungs with little air exchange in both right and left sides." - It should be rephrased as "Crackles were heard in both lungs, indicating limited air exchange."

5. "right lower love" - It should be corrected to "right lower lobe."

6. "lund s" - The correct spelling is "lungs."

7. "There is no edems or distention of neck veins." - It should be rephrased as "There is no edema or distention in the neck veins."

Careful review of the paragraph helped identify these errors. Remember to proofread your progress report to ensure accuracy and clarity of information.