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    The patient, Isabelo T. Gomez Jr., age 52, presented with joint pain and stiffness rated at 7/10 on the pain scale. His vital signs were: blood pressure of 140/90 mmHg, temperature of 37°C, pulse rate of 130 bpm, and respiration rate of 21 breaths/min with 98% oxygen saturation. The document defined osteoarthritis as the most common form of arthritis, affecting joints in the hands, knees, hips and spine. It described the signs and symptoms, diagnostic examinations including x-rays and MRI, and treatment options such as medications, exercise and weight loss or surgery. Nursing interventions included assessing and managing pain, encouraging assistive devices, collaborating on exercise plans

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    The patient, Isabelo T. Gomez Jr., age 52, presented with joint pain and stiffness rated at 7/10 on the pain scale. His vital signs were: blood pressure of 140/90 mmHg, temperature of 37°C, pulse rate of 130 bpm, and respiration rate of 21 breaths/min with 98% oxygen saturation. The document defined osteoarthritis as the most common form of arthritis, affecting joints in the hands, knees, hips and spine. It described the signs and symptoms, diagnostic examinations including x-rays and MRI, and treatment options such as medications, exercise and weight loss or surgery. Nursing interventions included assessing and managing pain, encouraging assistive devices, collaborating on exercise plans

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    Osteosarcoma Clinical Case by Slidesgo 2

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    The patient, Isabelo T. Gomez Jr., age 52, presented with joint pain and stiffness rated at 7/10 on the pain scale. His vital signs were: blood pressure of 140/90 mmHg, temperature of 37°C, pulse rate of 130 bpm, and respiration rate of 21 breaths/min with 98% oxygen saturation. The document defined osteoarthritis as the most common form of arthritis, affecting joints in the hands, knees, hips and spine. It described the signs and symptoms, diagnostic examinations including x-rays and MRI, and treatment options such as medications, exercise and weight loss or surgery. Nursing interventions included assessing and managing pain, encouraging assistive devices, collaborating on exercise plans

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    PATIENT’S PROFILE
    The client stated that he’s
    Name: Isabelo T. Gomez Jr. Chief Complaint: experiencing joint pain and
    stiffness, pain scale of 7/10.
    Age: 52 years old
    Blood Pressure: 140/90mmHg
    Gender: Male
    Temperature: 37℃
    Address: Pasonanca

    Status: Married Pulse Rate: 130 bpm

    Birthday: June 15, 1971 Respiration Rate: 21 breaths/min

    Religion: Roman Catholic Oxygen Sat: 98%


    OSTEOARTHRITIS
    Cabanilla, Jefflhenord & Morales,Mavrick
    Table of contents

    Signs &
    01 Definition 02 Symptoms 03 Factors

    04 Diagnostic 05 Treatment 06
    Nursing
    Examination Interventions
    Osteoarthritis
    ● The most common form of arthritis (4.2 million filipinos
    suffer from OA)
    ● It affects joints in your hands, knees, hips and spine.
    ● A degenerative joint disease (wear & tear)
    Signs and Symptoms
    “J-O-I-N-T-S”
    J - Joint Pain

    O -Osteophyte Formation

    I - Inflammation

    N - Noisy Joints

    T - Tenderness

    S - Stiffness
    Factors
    Joint
    Injury Age Obesity

    Genetics Gender
    Overuse

    Musculoskeletal Weak Environmental


    abnormalities Muscles Factors
    Diagnostic Examinations

    Physical Examination &


    Medical History Blood Tests:

    X-rays Joint Aspiration


    (Arthrocentesis)
    Computed Tomography
    (CT) Scan

    Magnetic Resonance
    Imaging (MRI)
    Treatment
    Medical
    NSAIDS TENS
    Nonsteroidal Transcutaneous
    anti-inflammatory Electrical Nerve
    drugs Stimulation

    Acetaminophen Duloxetine Surgical


    Osteotomy Joint Replacement
    (arthroplasty)

    Arthroscopy
    Nursing
    Interventions
    ● Assess and monitor the patient’s pain levels
    regularly.
    ● Encourage the use of assistive devices like
    canes, walker, or braces when necessary.
    ● Collaborate with physical therapists to
    develop and implement individualized
    exercise plans.
    ● Provide guidance on maintaining a healthy
    weight or losing weight if necessary, as
    excess weight can exacerbate osteoarthritis
    symptoms.
    Nursing
    Interventions

    ● Assess the patient’s home


    environment for safety and
    recommend modifications if
    needed, such as handrails or hamps
    ● Educate patients about prescribed
    medications, including the correct
    dosage, frequency, and potential
    side effects
    ● Offer emotional support to patients
    dealing with the challenges of
    chronic pain and disability
    Thank you for
    listening!
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