The Subjective and Objective Clinical Manifestations Present in Mr.C

The Subjective and Objective Clinical Manifestations Present in Mr.C

The Subjective and Objective Clinical Manifestations Present in Mr.C

The patient is a thirty-two-year-old single male patient who visited the facility to inquire about the possibilities of treating his obesity condition through bariatric surgery. The patient indicated that he has always had a high body mass from childhood and recently gained close to one hundred pounds. The patient also indicated that he had high blood pressure, which he had been managing through the use of a low-sodium diet. He has also been experiencing sleep apnea pruritus, swollen ankles, and consistently worsening breath shortness during activity. The blood pressure is 172/98 which is high. The HR and RR are also 88 and 26, respectively, which are extremely high. The patient’s fasting glucose level is 146, which is twice the minimum value. The patient’s cholesterol level is 250, above the recommended 200 maximum. The HDL is 30, which is lower than the normal (50). His triglycerides are also 132, which is lower than the normal levels (150)