Question: Part 1: Case Study Scenario Mrs Folks is a seventy-nine year old resident of your facility. She has a history of hypertension, stroke with left sided paralysis, and diabetes mellitus. She has a large non-healing ulcer on her left lower leg, which requires a daily dressing change. Over the past weeks, Mrs Folks is becoming weaker and refusing to eat. She had

ScienceNursingNursing questions and answersPart 1: Case Study Scenario Mrs Folks is a seventy-nine year old resident of your facility. She has a history of hypertension, stroke with left sided paralysis, and diabetes mellitus. She has a large non-healing ulcer on her left lower leg, which requires a daily dressing change. Over the past weeks, Mrs Folks is becoming weaker and refusing to eat. She hadQuestion: Part 1: Case Study Scenario Mrs Folks is a seventy-nine year old resident of your facility. She has a history of hypertension, stroke with left sided paralysis, and diabetes mellitus. She has a large non-healing ulcer on her left lower leg, which requires a daily dressing change. Over the past weeks, Mrs Folks is becoming weaker and refusing to eat. She hadThis problem has been solved!See the answerSee the answerSee the answer done loading
Show transcribed image textExpert Answer Who are the experts?Experts are tested by Chegg as specialists in their subject area. We review their content and use your feedback to keep the quality high.Stress-vulnerability model is a theory that explains, genetic or biological predisposition to…View the full answerTranscribed image text: Part 1: Case Study Scenario Mrs Folks is a seventy-nine year old resident of your facility. She has a history of hypertension, stroke with left sided paralysis, and diabetes mellitus. She has a large non-healing ulcer on her left lower leg, which requires a daily dressing change. Over the past weeks, Mrs Folks is becoming weaker and refusing to eat. She had signed upon admission (to the aged care facility) her advance care plan and advance care directive. She wished not to be resuscitated nor receive lifesaving active treatment in case she will deteriorate in the aged care facility. After a family conference, it was decided to commence palliative care for Mrs Folks. You have noticed the family members becoming upset after the conference. They were crying and expressed that they were not expecting this to happen so soon, but they accept and respect Mrs. Folks’ wishes.
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