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NOTE: Three questiоns аre displаyed beneаth this text yоu're currently reading, yоu only need to answer ONE of them. Furthermore, below, you'll see an answer box worth 40 marks. Answer one question in the answer box and please outline whether you're answering Question 1, 2 or 3 in the answer box. Questions are as followed: Question 1 Mr Meecham is a 38-year-old man, admitted to A and E, following a fall. He suffers with Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (diagnosed 5 years ago) and has become increasingly unsteady on his feet. He has been told that he has Cerebellar Ataxia, associated with damage to tracts affecting the Cerebellum. He has been deteriorating for a while now and states that he feels more unsteady on his feet than he did a year ago. You are asked to see him a week after initial assessment to evaluate his gait and advise on suitability for walking aids. Social History Non-smoker Plays as a session musician, playing primarily drums and singing, but he states that the drums are now becoming more problematic as he is not as able to coordinate his hand and foot movements. Currently enjoys social drinking with friends and family, and tends to drink with his band colleagues after work. Enjoys all things music related. Enjoys climbing and mountaineering. Currently single Lives alone in a flat on the 3rd floor of a block in the City. Level access to all rooms and to the shower but there are steps to enter the building. Task Making reference to the history provided below, produce a report that outlines the patient presentation and function. Please use the headings below to structure your answer. Part 1 Physiological changes (30 marks) – what is going on physiologically and how does this link with the symptoms observed? You may wish to explore the pathophysiology of the condition. Part 2 With reference to the social history outlined below, consider the following (10 marks): Functional abilities/changes – how will the patient’s condition affect their ability to mobilise and maintain lifestyle, activities of daily living and function? Cognitive/Mood/Psychological changes – are there likely to be any changes in cognition, mood or psychology associated with this condition in this patient? Question 2 Mrs Caliwell is an 70 year old lady who is suffering with osteoarthritis of the left knee and is awaiting a knee replacement. She has been referred for therapy to develop the strength and mobility in the knee, prior to surgery. She states that the knee is very painful and is stopping her from getting “out and about”. On examination, the knee is warm to the touch, is clearly swollen and causes pain on movement. She is using high doses of over the counter anti inflammatory pain medications (ibuprofen) to allow her to keep active as much as she can. Social History: Mrs Caliwell lives at home with her husband and her two dogs. Her house is a four bedroom, two-story detached home with no steps for access. Her stairs have a handrail on both sides. She has a bathroom downstairs as well as upstairs. Mrs Caliwell does not smoke or drink and she is has been very fit and well for her age, until her knee stopped her from getting out so much (about 12 months ago). She is still managing to get out of the house but it depends on her pain levels on each day. Mrs Caliwell is retired but runs a part-time holiday business with her husband. This involves office work but nothing strenuous. She enjoys gardening and has previously enjoyed walking the dogs twice daily but is finding this difficult at the moment. She is currently mobilising with a walking stick to try to help reduce her pain. Mrs Caliwell plays bridge and enjoys bowling but is currently having to use a ball rolling device so that she doesn’t have to bend the knee. Mrs Caliwell is passionate about gardening and she states that this is her stress relief and her fitness activity, and she feels that spending a lot of time in her garden at home is why she has lived so long as a fit and healthy individual. Task Making reference to the history provided below, produce a report that outlines the patient presentation and function. Please use the headings below to structure your answer. Part 1 Physiological changes (30 marks) – what is going on physiologically and how does this link with the symptoms observed? You may wish to explore the pathophysiology of the condition. Part 2 With reference to the social history outlined below, consider the following (10 marks): Functional abilities/changes – how will the patient’s condition affect their ability to mobilise and maintain lifestyle, activities of daily living and function? Cognitive/Mood/Psychological changes – are there likely to be any changes in cognition, mood or psychology associated with this condition in this patient? Question 3 Mr Sabian is a 52-year-old man who is suffering with heart conduction problems and is awaiting surgery for a pacemaker. He has been told that the signals to his heart are not “firing off” properly, so it’s affecting the efficiency of the normal contraction process. The pacemaker should solve the problem. You are asked to see him to advise on return to fitness after surgery. He presented as feeling unwell approximately 12 months ago, having collapsed at work. He has subsequently been diagnosed and is concerned about whether he will continue to be at risk of collapsing – he found the experience embarrassing. Social History: Mr Sabian lives alone in a first story flat in a local council owned housing estate. He has lived alone for the last few years, having been divorced and estranged from his wife. Mr Sabian tells you that the lift to his flat is not currently working, so he has 2 flights of stairs to climb. Mr Sabian is a smoker of 20 cigarettes per day, but he’s considering changing to vapes. Drinks alcohol occasionally. Employed in the rail industry as an electrical engineer and frequently travels to station sites to repair cables and high energy equipment. He describes his lifestyle as previously active but not currently. His primary exercise is walking. Task Making reference to the history provided below, produce a report that outlines the patient presentation and function. Please use the headings below to structure your answer. Part 1 Physiological changes (30 marks) – what is going on physiologically and how does this link with the symptoms observed? You may wish to explore the pathophysiology of the condition. Part 2 With reference to the social history outlined below, consider the following (10 marks): Functional abilities/changes – how will the patient’s condition affect their ability to mobilise and maintain lifestyle, activities of daily living and function? Cognitive/Mood/Psychological changes – are there likely to be any changes in cognition, mood or psychology associated with this condition in this patient?