Health Medical Homework Help

Below is the instructions on what to do for this assignment.This assignment will be on Migraines.This will be taken in an outpatient setting only and not in an hospital. Needs to be in APA format and need 7 scholarly articles within the last 5 year. There is no page limit, but all information and questions should be answered.

• Begin the assignment by conducting a literature review regarding most current guidelines regarding treatment from reputable peer reviewed sources.
• Create a case scenario that identifies patient age, sex, ethnicity and propose treatment based on your research, using APA format. Please, do not use patient names or initials. (Example, 30y.o. Hispanic Male presented to the clinic for a physical. He was told recently at a health fair that he had an elevated BP 165/95, and he was advised to see his PCP. He checked his BP at home on a few occasions and his BP readings remained consistent in both arms with the previous reading. BP in the office today was 175/105, and 170/100 upon repeat in 10 min. He was diagnosed with hypertension
• Introduction: Define the purpose of the paper along with the operational definitions. Provide/design a case study, see sample above in the directions. Define the patient’s diagnosis and provide a short introduction regarding the prevalence and significance of the problem (substantiate with citations). Specify the therapeutic objective: What is the goal of your therapy?
• Body of the Paper: Provide a Lit Review on recommended treatment/guidelines, if any, on this condition. The references must be most current and form reputable peer-reviewed sources. Make an inventory of effective groups of drugs. Identify the classes of drugs (at least 3 classes of drugs) that could be used for treatment of this condition and compare these in terms of their efficacy, safety, suitability and cost (Cite your sources). What type of drug will you prescribe based on your patient’s diagnosis? Choose a drug to treat your patient and state why you have chosen this drug. List the active substance in the drug, how much of the drug should the patient receive? How often should the drug be administered? What is the standard dose schedule? What is the duration of treatment with this drug? Are there individual patient factors that could create complications when taking the drug? Should you be prescribing drugs to this patient? (Think about accountability as well as the ethical and legal obligation to “do no harm.” It is important that you are aware of the current professional, legal and ethical standards for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses [APRNs] with prescriptive authority.)