online solution: 1. Brief pathophysiology description (at the cellular level)

1. Brief pathophysiology description (at the cellular level) of OA… 1. Brief pathophysiology description (at the cellular level) of OA osteoarthritis, mostly in our own words: Use understanding pathophysiology book which is 7th edition by Sue E. Huether, Kathryn L. McCance and Valentina L. Brashers.2. Explain this diagnosis to the patient ( in own words-layman’s terms).3. Anticipated signs and symptoms from OA disease process: 1. for Neurosensory- A. Nursing Action:  B. Assessment findings C. Risk/complications from the disease of OA osteoarthritis D. Possible side effects from meds:  E. Interventions for prevention of complications:2. CV/Hematology  A. Nursing Action: B. Assessment findings. C. Risks/complications from the disease:D. Possible side effects from meds:  E. Interventions for prevention of complications:  3. Also on Immune system for the rest of the questions  as 4-10  the same questions as for A, B, C. D. and E.4. Also on Integumentary system5.  M/S – Musculoskeletal6. Respiratory7. GI8. Endocrine-9. GU,  Genitourinary/Reproductive 10. Mental Health/Psychosocial11. What is the trade and generic name for ASA. Lipitor, tums, Celebrex, atarax, oxycodone, senekots-S Toradol IV/IM, Narcan, Zofran.  1 Action of drug at (cellular level), 2. Why is OA osteoarthritis patient taking this med?. 3. Nursing implications A. Teaching statement in quotes B. Nursing Actions taken.  4. Evaluation Data (Proof of meds effectiveness). 12. Diagnostic studies (lab & radiology) used to assess the primary dx of osteoarthritis (OA). List all lab and diagnostic tests that are pertinent to the primary diagnosis of (OA) osteoarthritis.13. What are the normal values for these labs that OA patients would have?14. What would the patients results be?15. What is the significance of this lab/diagnostic test to the OA osteoarthritis client that they would have if they have (OA) Osteoarthritis.   Health Science Science NursingNURS 2437