Case Study Three: Arnold Didalr is a 'i' year old Jewish man who had once been an active member of his town's bowls club. He now has bladder cancer that has spread to his abdomen. He lives in a residential aged care facility and requires full nursing care. He has had radiotherapy to the abdomen. which resulted in severe diarrhoea. Due to his poor mobility, Amold developed deep vein thrombosis (DVD. He is unable to move and stays in his bed or a chair. something he really hates as he has loved being active. His deteriorating condition means that he has been determined to be palliative. You are a personal care worker who loolrs after Arnold- One morning you notice that Arnold has refused to eat his brealdast. He is clutching his stomach and meaning softly. Now and again he rubs his leg. He says he needs more pain relief but doesn't want to talre any in case that ca uses it to become ineffective in the future. You notice he is cold and shivering and his breathing is more rapid man normal. Throughout the day: you notice that you are having bouble concentrating on what you are doing and have snapped at a couple of residents when they have aslted you to do something for them. You realise that you are experiencing signs of stress. I What is Arnold doing that makes you believe that his pain has in creased? I What can you do to aid in the reduction of Arnold's pain? I How can you meet Arnold's religious needs? I What should you do about youremotional responses to providing care to Arnold? I Complete progress notes for what has been happening with Arnold during the shift. Progress Notes Name in Number i DaIefTI me