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Into to the Client: Client is a 59-year-old married female who lives in a house with her family, in central Minnesota. She was born and raised in Blaine Minnesota. She later moved to Coon Rapids Minnesota when she was married and wanted to start a family of her own. She is the mom of two and has been married for almost 26 years. General Impression: Client presented as a middle aged women who was overweight, well groomed, able to move easily, alert to her surroundings and interested in what she was being asked. Her home was clean and kept up with pictures and quotes of her family around it. Health Perception/Health Management • Describe your health overall? • What do you do to stay healthy? • How often do you go into the doctor? What causes you to go in? …show more content…

She stated that her blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar are all at healthy numbers and diabetes is not an issue. She has been to the doctor a minimal number of times outside of regular

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