Case study Mr. Frank Hardy has been in hospital for three (3) days. He was admitted because of high blood pressure (hypertension) and a possible stroke (cerebrovascular accident). After further investigations during his admission, it has been identified that Mr. Hardy has had a cerebrovascular accident affecting his left side. Mr. Hardy has a significant medical history:•Current smoker, with a fifty year history of smoking 30 cigarettes daily•Weight 135kg•Height 180cm•Hypertension•Type II Diabetes, 30 year historySocial History:•Mr Hardy is a widow and lives alone•Mr Hardy is 68 years old•Mr Hardy has no children or current support systems •Mr Hardy has no current services in his home (such as home help, meals on wheels)Mr. Hardy is currently reluctant to mobilise and has declined hygiene cares since admission three (3) days ago. When you review Mr Hardy's care plan you note that the following cares need to be completed:•Hygiene cares•Assist with mobility•ObservationsIn relation to the above scenario, please answer the following seven (7) questions regarding Mr. Hardy's care both in and out of the hospital and your role as the Enrolled Nurse (EN) providing care for Mr. Hardy.1.1 Mr. Hardy has 'hypertension' which means high blood pressure. List the parameters for blood pressure 'in normal range' and the range/s for hypertension.1.2 You have performed vital signs on Mr. Hardy. Mr. Hardy has a respiratory rate of 26. This is a significantly high respiratory rate.Answer the following questions:a)What reporting structure would you need to follow in order to ensure that this information is relayed appropriately?b)Identify your scope of practice in this situation. List your role responsibility in comparison to a Registered Nurse (RN) role.1.3 Explain and discuss the following three (3) health care professionals' scope of practice/role in the care and management of Mr. Hardy•Diabetic Educator•Physiotherapist