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Case Study: Gloria Nelson
Gloria Nelson is a seventy six year old woman who is alert and oriented times four and able to verbalize all her needs. She has type 2 diabetes and suffered a stroke less than one year ago her vision and hearing appears to be ok and she is clearly understands when spoken to. Miss Nelson have six children two girls and four boys and, they visit her daily. She also receives phone call from friends daily. She is a member of the body of Christ church of god. Miss Nelson has a regular diet and has the ability to feeds herself. Miss Nelson prefers to do activities in the morning after 10 am so she can have time to read her bible. During my visit, she appeared clean, neat and appropriately dressed. She enjoys reading, gardening and looking through
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