Neurological, Perceptual, And Cognitive System Case Study

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Mr. M has a low WBC count which can be associated with the drugs the drugs that he is using for treatment and the surgery that he went through. Given that Mr. M has a number of leukocytes and the urine is cloudy, this is an indication that he is suffering from a urinal tract infection. The number of lymphocytes count is also high due to the infection that Mr. M. He is also suffering from memory loss having challenges in recalling the names of his close relatives and becoming fearful. He is also anxious. These symptoms can be associated with the death of the brain cells also called Alzheimer’s disease. Before arriving at any conclusion, it is important to revisit the medical history of MR. M. He has been undergoing treatment for high blood pressure, high level of cholesterol and he has also gone through a surgery to get rid of his appendix. From the above information, we can easily conclude that Mr. M is actually suffering from a number of infection that are closely related. Most of these infections are caused by the medication that he is undergoing through.
The presence of leukocytes in the urine can be reversed by making sure that the patient is raking a lot of water. It is also important to encourage Mr. M to develop a healthy lifestyle by checking out on what he is taking. The lymphocytes count is also 6700 cells/uL indicating the possibility of being infected with lymphocytosis CITATION van17 \l 1033 (van der Vusse, Kalmet, Bastiaenen, van Horn, & Brink, 2017). In most cases, the lymphocytes count can be higher when someone has an infection. Follow up tests should be carried out to establish the main reason for the cause of the high count. The protein tests also indicate that Mr. M might be suffering from a certain form of blood cancer. As a way of reducing the risk of reducing the risk of infection due to appendectomy, I would also advise Mr. M to avoid lifting so much weight and follow the doctors’ instructions pertaining taking a bath and many other practices CITATION Neu16 \l 1033 (Neumann, et al., 2016). This would in turn play a great role in reducing some of the infection that are contributing to his current state.
Some of the abnormalities that will be noticed when assessing Mr. M include difficulties in handling some complex tasks. Others include difficulties in motor functioning and coordination of activities within the body. Loss of memory is also another symptom that is associated with Alzheimer’s disease (Abbate, et al., 2019). Inappropriate behaviors in some circumstances is also another common symptom.
The condition that Mr. M is going through can cause depression and stress. After the diagnosis of ...