[Answered]: Present Problem You are the Registered Nurse at a…

Present Problem You are the Registered Nurse at a long-term care facility, asked to assess a resident after the certified nurse aide (CNA) reports noticing reddened areas on the residents skin while assisting with her shower. The resident is Alice Henderson, a 84 year-old White female, who has resided in the facility for approximately 2 months. Past Medical History Rheumatoid arthritis x 6 years with intermittent flare-ups Hypertension x 3 years Current Medications: Ibuprofen 400mg PO PRN pain Furosemide 40 mg PO once daily Social History Prior to moving to the facility, the patient lived with her husband who was her primary caregiver and support person. Two months ago, her husband passed away from a sudden heart attack. She has two adult daughters who live out of state. The patient worked as an elementary school teacher for 40 years, retiring 12 years ago. She routinely attended church and has a good support system there, including a parish nurse, who makes home visits to church members. The patient enjoys walking but has not felt like going out since she moved into the long-term care facility. History Highlight and Note Highlight what you believe are the most relevant cues in the History and note why they are relevant. Previous