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FIND ATTACHED DOCUMENT WEEK1REFLECTION.docx NUR 203 Pathophysiology Fall 2023 Case Study 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kim, a couple in their late 50s, are concerned about their son, John, who is 14 years old. John is a tall, outgoing, cheerful-appearing adolescent, who is nevertheless nervous about having his parents accompany him as they seek advice about his possible problems. Mr. and Mrs. Kim have no other children. John’s penis and testicles are small for a 14-year-old. His testicles have not matured with puberty, and retain the appearance of those of a child. Mr. Kim says that John has gotten into trouble with school authorities over fighting with other boys in gym class and in the school hallways. This is a new problem during the current school year, but there have been other behavioral difficulties earlier in John’s school career. “People make fun of me,” John says. “I’m getting tired of it.” On examination, it is noted that John’s legs are exceptionally long in proportion to his trunk, which is short and stocky. In addition to the small testicles and penis, John has gynecomastia. His facial features are those of a normal 14-year-old. Mrs. Kim says little but is clearly very agitated about her son. Mr. Kim does most of the talking, and he seems baffled and embarrassed. Extended history for the Kim family identifies no health problems with either parent. Mrs. Kim was 43 years old when she gave birth to John. John is scheduled for lab tests to determine his hormone levels and also to have chromosomal testing. 1. What is the likely diagnosis for John? 2. Discuss the genetic alterations of this disorder and the resultant clinical manifestations. 3. Discuss treatment recommendations that would be made for John and his parents. KINDLY DO THE BELOW For each case study, please address the following questions using your own words (while adhering to APA 7 format for citations):  1. Provide a detailed description of how the case study exemplified the presented concept.  2. Identify three key points related to the concept that you consider imperative for a nurse to comprehend, and explain why you believe these points hold significant importance.  3. Discuss potential strategies for implementing this concept in your developing nursing practice, sharing your thoughts on how it can be effectively integrated into your professional journey.