Lydia Ocampo: Introduction Lydia Ocampo, age 69. has been married to her husband Danie for 51 years. Their only child. E

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Lydia Ocampo Introduction Lydia Ocampo Age 69 Has Been Married To Her Husband Danie For 51 Years Their Only Child E 1 (39.4 KiB) Viewed 20 times

Lydia Ocampo Introduction Lydia Ocampo Age 69 Has Been Married To Her Husband Danie For 51 Years Their Only Child E 2 (27.12 KiB) Viewed 20 times

Lydia Ocampo: Introduction Lydia Ocampo, age 69. has been married to her husband Danie for 51 years. Their only child. Emilio was kiled at age 22 inan Automobile accident. His death devastated Mrs. Ocampo but over time, she adjusted and cope with the loss. Mrs. Ocampo was bom and raised in the Philippines and come to the United States with her husband when she was 18. Lydia has a 7-year-old sister who is salve, but her other sig brothers and sisters have passed by She has several nieces and nephews still living in the Philippines whom Mene Mrs Ocampo have not seen years, and one grand not who is ending college in the United States. Mr. and Mrs. Ocampo have no relatives nearby Ocampo's overall physical health is good and her only known condition is the ease. She has had dementia for several years. Her husband is her caregiver and the benefit from the content routine that the provides the rarely socializes and is easily detracted sconde most of home at home. She is tally ambulatory and food. sons and tole here. She is often contused Cupe 2019 reser tion, Inc. All Rights Reserved Lydia Ocampo: Introduction This morning, Me Ocampo places her clothes on the bed so that she can get dressed to go to the store with him. She puts on one shoe and then goes to the close to find another shoe She ends up wearing a brown sip-on shoe and a blue andat herowheat 1. On the basis of her history, does Mes Ocampo suffer from a neurodevelopmental or neurocognitive disorder? 2. What is the correlation between cerebral person and Alzheimer disease? Lydia Ocampo: Application Mrs. Ocampo talis and breaks her hip in and is admitted to the hospital for an open reduction interaction. Her confusion escalates at the hospital. There are also in managing her postoperative pain, se infection, and anemia Min. Ocampo is transferred to a rehabitation hospital for continued care. She Neves appropriate care, but she continues to be more confused than she was before her toll. A niece comes from the Philippines to help Mr. Ocampo with Lyders care when she is discharged home 3. What caregiver roles may the Ocampos nice assume? 4. How may Alzheimer disease affect Ms. Ocampo's quality of life?
Lydia Ocampo: Outcome After her husband dies of heart failure, Mrs. Ocampo is placed in a nursing home. She has no visitors. She gradually declines, owing to lack of mobility and poor nutrition. She becomes Confined to bed, does not eat, becomes incontinent, and develops apressure injury. 5. What interventions may help to improve Mrs. Ocampo's nutrition? 6. What consults should be ordered for Mrs. Ocampo? Copyright © 2019 Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved