Mr Frank Hardy is a 69yo morbidly obese gentleman, who has a strong family history of high blood pressure and cancer and has been admitted to your ward following a suspected (L) CVA and angina episode. He lives alone and has minimal support networks. Mr Hardy has a personal history of heavy cigarette smoking, hypertension and Type 2 Diabetes. Last month, he was admitted to hospital with a severe chest infection that required a lengthy course of antibiotics. Previous to this acute admission Mr Hardy's health needs were managed by his local GP, his diabetes educator and an exercise physiologist. He has also been a regular outpatient with the hospital dietician. He is reluctant to mobilise, to use the bathroom and has not had a shower for 2 days. On entering his room, you introduce yourself and ask if he would like to sit out of bed for breakfast. He declines your offer stating that he isn't hungry and just wants to rest. You read his care plan and check his observation chart to obtain more information about his current health status. He is due for a set of observations and you perform this immediately but find the following results: T – 36.6 HR – 120bpm RR – 24 BP – 195/100 O2 saturations (percentage of oxygen in the blood) – 92% QUESTIONS: 1. If the observations listed below are considered the normal parameters (range) for adults, identify and list Frank's abnormal observations? T: 36.2 – 37.3degrees celsius HR: 60 – 100bpm RR: 16 – 24bpm BP: 120/80mmHg O2 saturations (percentage of oxygen in the blood): 95 – 100% 2. In relation to Frank's observations, and deterioration in his condition, identify the reporting line you would follow to notify of Frank's abnormal results. 3. Discuss the inter-relationship between Mr Hardy's Cardio Vascular System (his hypertension) and Central Nervous System (his CVA-stroke). (200 words or less). 4. Identify and briefly explain the role of three (3) health professionals whom would be involved in Mr Hardy's rehabilitation. (100 words or less). 5. List four (4) contributing factors that may have impacted upon the development of Frank's angina. 6. The term pathophysiology explains the processes within the body that result in the signs and symptoms of a disease. In relation to Frank, what caused his stroke (cerebral vascular accidentCVA), and how did it damage his brain? (100 words or less). 7. Within your scope of practice as an EN/Div 2, outline two appropriate nursing interventions that would be indicated in this scenario (20 words or less). 8. Identify two health care professionals within the multidisciplinary team who need to be consulted in regards to Frank's care and summarise the roles they play and include how their roles differ to the EN role (150 words or less). 9. Summarise two main functional deficits (signs and symptoms of illness) in Frank's body systems necessitating nursing care (50 words or less).