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- What would be an objective in this case study ? A 52-year-old white female has been experiencing bone pain over the past several years after menopause. She states, “The pain is becoming worse, and it is keeping me from doing my daily activities.” She currently complains that any weight-bearing activity causes her severe discomfort. She now reports having “hot spells” at different times throughout the day with some trouble sleeping for the past 3 months. She also complains of some vaginal dryness that she admits is bothersome. She is not taking any medication. She has been using a soy herbal supplement and vitamin E 400 IU daily. She is up to date on all her gynecological exams, and past mammograms have been normal as have her health maintenance exams. She does not smoke or use alcohol. Her system reviews are unremarkable excluding today’s complaint. She lives alone in a one-story house and works at a car plant. She has three children and one grandchild. Her daughter lives in close…Patient is a 55 year old female with a diagnosis of diabetes. She was diagnosed when she was 50 aftershe changed jobs and became more sedentary and which also resulted in a poor diet. She currentlyoverweight with a BMI of 32.Allergies NKDACurrent MedicationsMetformin 1000 mg BIDLisinopril 10 mg once dailyPMH Propranolol 10 mg TIDDMHTN1. Despite her medication regimen, her blood sugar has been very, very high and her physician decidedto start a long acting insulin. Which insulins are long acting?Patient is a 55 year old female with a diagnosis of diabetes. She was diagnosed when she was 50 aftershe changed jobs and became more sedentary and which also resulted in a poor diet. She currentlyoverweight with a BMI of 32.Allergies NKDACurrent MedicationsMetformin 1000 mg BIDLisinopril 10 mg once dailyPMH Propranolol 10 mg TIDDMHTN1. What role does Lisinopril have in patients with DM
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