Handoff report at 0800. Young man transferred from ICU for a motor vehicle accident 14 days ago. Head trauma, subsequent evacuation of subdermal hematoma. Currently unconscious, unresponsive to painful stimuli, flaccid extremities. Pupils round, sluggish reaction to light. Abrasions on face, bruises on shoulder and chest. VS: T 98.9°F, P 94, R 24, BP 124/80, pulse ox 94%. Mother at bedside, questions everything you do.
2:00 PM nursing assessment: Pupil round R ● L
●nonreactive to light. R 12 Cheyne-Stokes, P 80, BP 150/80. Skin
warm, jerky movements of the upper extremity noted. The physician
writes the following orders:
Oxygen at 12 L/min per non-rebreather mask
Check oxygen saturation q1h
Vital signs q1h
CT scan of the head stat
ABGs stat
Using ISBAR, write how you will communicate with the patient’s primary health care provider/physician over the phone?
I |
Identify |
Self – name , position, location Patient – name, age, gender |
|
S |
Situation |
Explain what has happened to trigger this phone call conversation |
|
B |
Background |
Admission date, diagnosis, relevant history, investigations, what has been done so far |
|
A |
Assessment |
Give a summary of the patient’s condition or situation. Explain what you think the problem is (if you can) |
|
R |
Request / Recommendation |
State your request or recommendation |
Patient with Motor vehicle accident recived from ICU and staff nurse of ICU given hands off report.Communicating about respective patient to the physician in following steps.
Identification details:
expailn about the present treatment and present condition of the patient
Request: Asking with the physician what treatment has to give now to this patient ????
Handoff report at 0800. Young man transferred from ICU for a motor vehicle accident 14 days...
Handoff report at 0800. Young man transferred from ICU for a motor vehicle accident 14 days ago. Head trauma, subsequent evacuation of subdermal hematoma. Currently unconscious, unresponsive to painful stimuli, flaccid extremities. Pupils round, sluggish reaction to light. Abrasions on face, bruises on shoulder and chest. VS: T 98.9°F, P 94, R 24, BP 124/80, pulse ox 94%. Mother at bedside, questions everything you do. 2:00 PM nursing assessment: Pupil round R ● L ●nonreactive to light. R 12 Cheyne-Stokes,...
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