Question Answered step-by-step How soon should a patient be treated for an acute gout attack? Your… How soon should a patient be treated for an acute gout attack?Your 68-year-old male patient has a hot swollen MTP joint of the great toe. List three (3) differential diagnoses:Describe the difference between bursitis and tendinitis.Your 79-year-old patient comes in with his wife, who states she is concerned because her husband seems to be losing his sense of smell. Describe at least four concerns for this complaint.For the treatment of chronic gout in your otherwise healthy 77-year-old male patient, describe the starting dose of allopurinol and how it would be increased.Restless legs syndrome (RLS) is a common neurological disorder characterized by an intense urge to move the legs (or sometimes the arms). Describe at least three symptoms or sensations of RLS.You suspect Mary has a fracture after falling off of a stepladder, complaining of 6/10 pain in her back and hip. Describe at least two diagnostic tests you will order for her:Edgar is a 72-year-old male and is in the clinic for his annual examination. His vital signs are normal, and he is stable on his blood pressure medications and daily Flonase for seasonal allergies. He has no other complaints. You want to assess his gait as part of the Medicare Annual examination. List four (4) methods by which you will evaluate Edgar’s gait.Martha is an 80-year-old female with long-standing osteoarthritis pain. She takes Tylenol for the pain. What education do you want to provide to her about taking Tylenol on a daily basis? Explain at least two educational cautions about taking Tylenol.What is the gold standard diagnostic test for diagnosing gout? Health Science Science Nursing NURS 6540 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)