My grandad is 78 years old and the victim of 6 major strokes. He has a foley which has caused a uti that put him in the hospital. While there we found out that the bottom half of his heart is dead and the part that is still working is only functioning at 20 %. They took him off his blood thinners for the next week so he can undergo surgery to put a catheter directly in his bladder . What kind of survival rate does he have?
78 yrs old male with diagnosis of stroke, uti, poor LV function planning for supra public catheter things look in very poor condition but still better care and treatment management can make a hope investigation almost done check for multiple organ functioning properly or notional FUNCTION TEST LIVER FUNCTION TEXTBOOK SUGAR TREATMENT OR MANAGEMENT1)POOR LV FUNCTION MEANS MINIMUM IV FLUID ACCORDING TO CENTRAL VENOUS PRESSURE2)CONTROL BLOOD PRESSURE, BLOOD SUGAR3)PROPER HYGIENE CARE OF PATIENT 4)CHECK FOR FEVER IF PRESENT THEN DO FULL WORK OF IT MP, WIDAL, SPUTUM CULTURE AND SENSITIVITY, URINE CULTURE AND SENSITIVITY, BLOOD CULTURE AND SENSITIVITY5)PROPER ANTIBIOTIC COVERAGE6)DAILY CARDIOLOGIST OPINION FOR CARDIAC FUNCTIONING MANAGEMENT