1)Pateint bath given,whlie giving patient was active and well coperative.Patient had open cholecystectomy ,pain assessment done ,thre is no pain at incision site as evidenced by patient verbal commands,dressing site assessed the dressing is in right place and it is dry and cleaned.Ambulated the patient in the hallway10 minutes,Bed making done and all the patient care completed at 9:45 am.
2)Dr.Blue makes round at 8:30 am and he changed the dressing ,there is a lot of pus on the soild dressing and the wound has an awful odour.
3)Patient bath finished at10:10am and assist the patient to a chair and she sits there for 10 minutes and she complined that that she has pain on her head when she is up.
4)Soap solution enema 750 ml given to the patient and she passed large amount stool and the colour of stool was dark brown that seemed hard and also she passed flatus.The procedure was copleted at 9:15 am and she has no problems receiving and expelling enema.
5)Patient initial assessment done.He had an open appendectomy yesterday ,he is doing well today,all findings within normal limits.Patient has an abdominal dressing and also he is receiving IV fluids 5% Dextose in Normal Saline through infusion pump.
(documenting narrative ) 1) While you give the patient his bath, he laughs and talks a...
4. You are caring for a patient who has had a stroke. He appears to understand what you say to him, but you are not positive. You are unable to understand what he says to you. What further assessment can you do to determine how to communicate with him. 5. You are caring for a patient with a neurological disorder who coughs after every bite of his lunch. What could be happening? What should you do?
Mr. Lewis is a 88-year old man brought to the emergency room by his daughter after finding him in his bedroom, lying on the floor beside his bed. Mr. Lewis is in obvious pain. He is wheeled into the ER by his daughter. He is moaning and rubbing his right leg. Pausing after every few words to catch his breath, he tells the nurse, “My leg is killing me. It keeps tightening and releasing. I cannot stand on it. It...
67. A 6-year-old patient is brought to the physician's office after his mother noticed he had some trouble breathing following a strenuous soccer game in the backyard. He had wheezing a few times after playing outside but has never been brought to the pbysician for this, What drugs do you think may be prescribed ? what may be his problem ? 68. A patient reports that she had on of her asthmatic spells last night and spent most of the...
Mr. Lewis is a 88-year old man brought to the emergency room by his daughter after finding him in his bedroom, lying on the floor beside his bed. Mr. Lewis is in obvious pain. He is wheeled into the ER by his daughter. He is moaning and rubbing his right leg. Pausing after every few words to catch his breath, he tells the nurse, “My leg is killing me. It keeps tightening and releasing. I cannot stand on it. It...
CASE STUDY You are caring for a 59-year-old male patient receiving 2. What physical care needs does the person have? hospice care. The person currently sleeps most of the time. His verbal communication is minimal. He occasionally opens his eyes. His wife stays with him most of the day. She has spent the past two nights at his bedside. She says prayers and talks to her husband about important events in their lives. His lives in another state arrived 3...
You are working the medical-surgical unit and have been assigned a 42-year-old male patient who has had a colon resection with colostomy two days ago. His history includes diabetes, colon cancer, and hypertension. His abdominal incision was assessed with this morning’s dressing change. His vital signs are within normal range for him and he shows no signs of surgical incision infection at this time. He lives at home with his wife and has two teenage children still at home. He...
what are three nursing diagnoses that you would
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You are a staff nurse on a 32-bed cardiac step-down unit. You are assigned as the preceptor for Tony, RN, a new graduate nurse, who just started his nursing career on your floor. 1. You and Tony just received morning shift report on your patients. You are assigned the following patients. Which patient do you and Tony need to see first? Explain your answer. 1. Mr. Dodson, a 52-year-old patient who was admitted yesterday with a diagnosis of angina pectoris....
The appendectomy you are about to observe is of the patient, David Sims. He is an 18- year-old male who was healthy until two days ago when he began having severe abdominal pain, fever, and vomiting resulting in a diagnosis of appendicitis. David is in excellent health and has never had surgery before, so you anticipate the procedure to go smoothly. "All of the patient's vital signs and lab work are within normal limits so we are good to go,"...
as patient liaison in a large metropolitan hospital, one of
your duties is to educate patients and their families about their
illnesses and treatments
9. As patient liaison in a large metropolitan hospital, one of your duties is to educate patients and their families about their illnesses and treatments. For the following cases, explain why the patients present with the signs and symptoms that they do Patient A, a 16-year-old female, took an overdose of one of the barbiturate drugs...