COURSE TASK:

1. Conceptualize the pathophysiological alterations related to the case.

       a. Trace the pathophysiological changes and highlight problems that were experienced by the client.
      b. Connect the pertinent nursing care and medical – surgical management to the various signs and
symptoms presented by the client.

MEDICAL MANAGEMENT
o Administered oral antibiotics
MR. P INFECTIOUS DISEASE
o Patient was prescribed with
o 30 y/o o Patient developed diarrhea 2
anti-microbial Duricef 500mg
o single months ago
BID
o worked in a call center o Diagnosed with chronic
Turns out to be ineffective and
inflammation
symptoms continued
IMMUNE IMPAIRMENTS  Fungus was cultured in
o General fatigue stool
o Low grade fever  Result: Suspected fungal
infection in the colon
MALNUTRITION
o Patient becomes anorectic Oral Antibiotic discontinued as
the doctor explained that the
o Loss of weight
fungal infection was probably
caused by Antibiotic Treatment.
 Patient was tested with
HIV INFECTION HIV antibody test and
result was positive

Distribution of HIV in human bodies

GENERALIZED LYMPHADENOPHATY

Parasite in different human cells,

tissues or pathologic reserviors

Critical pathways to inducing PATIENT’S PROFILE

dysfunction of human immune system
SIGNS/SYMPTOMS
PATIENT MANIFESTED

AIDS MEDICAL MANAGEMENT

PROGNOSIS

MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS
2. Using the data given at the end of CU1 in the module, make a graph showing the following:
      
a. Demographic data

12 GENDER
AGE GROUP       

50 to 54
10
45 to 49
8
40 to 44

356to 39

30 to 34
4
25 to 29

202to 24

150to 19
MALE FEMALE
0 1 2 3 4 5 6

FREQUENCY

b. Medication adherence of the patients

Patients who are taking meds Patients who are not taking meds