Create a scenario with factors that put patient at risk for an UTI infection. At a nursing home
The urinary tract infections (UTIs) in the children occur due to incomplete bladder emptying due to the congenital abnormalities, but mostly due to postponing emptying bladder due to other activities (for example playing continuously).
The risk factors for acquiring UTI in a nursing home include,
Create a scenario with factors that put patient at risk for an UTI infection. At a...
Case 1 Patient with suspected UTI infection You are working in microbiology core lab facility and you receive a urine sample from patient X. Your responsibility is to establish whether the patient is suffering from a UTI infection. CFU/ml < 103 / ml urineà no infection CFU/ml >105 / ml urineà Yes for infection You are asked to conduct a 6 serial dilutions of the original urine sample (dilution is based on 1 /10ml ) and plating 1 ml from...
create a concept map for a patient that has an UTI. What assessment info would you want to know (What questions would you ask your patient). 1 nursing diagnosis, 3 interventions, 3 outcomes
1. A female patient has developed her third urinary tract infection (UTI) in the past 4 months. Which common organisms cause UTIs? What assessments should be made? Discuss appropriate nursing actions during the treatment of the current UTI and measures to be instituted to prevent another episode. 2. Identify premedication assessments and actions associated with antimicrobial agents used to treat disorders of the urinary system and drugs used in the treatment of overactive bladder syndrome. 3. A patient undergoing fluoroquinolone...
Healthcare-associated infection (HAI) refers to infections contracted in all healthcare settings. Risk factors in the development of HAIS include environment, therapeutic regimen, length of time in the healthcare setting, and patient resistance. Nursing practice focuses on providing a safe and therapeutic environment to protect patients from acquiring infections. Read the scenario and answer the questions that follow. A nurse is caring for a teenage boy who is a victim of a house blaze in an extended care facility. The patient...
In a study of the effect of cranberry capsules on urinary tract infection (UTI) in elderly women in nursing homes, one group of women were randomly assigned to receive capsules with cranberry and the other group were given placebo capsules. These are the results in the 12th month: Please include all formulas used to get full credit D+ (UTI) D- (No UTI) Total Treatment 12 32 44 Control 9 37 46 What is the risk of disease (UTI) for treated...
of cognition and a. Choose one of the following risk factors for contributing to a sudden deterioration complete a SBAR communication that would fit the scenario. Choose one of the nursing diagnosis options as the "A" for the SBAR. (Circle the one you are focusing on from the three already listed) and briefly complete the Situation, Background and Recommendation communication that would fit the scenario. Situation: Background Assessment: Risk for Infection or Electrolyte imbalance or Ineffective cerebral tissue perfusion Recommendation:
maternal health Hyperbilirubinemia Explain hyperbilirubinemia in a neonate is and what risk factors put a baby at risk. What are priority nursing cares for this diagnosis?
Information Scenario 4 Identify the factors that lead to Fainting Stroke (Ischemic, Hemorrhagic, Stroke in Evolution) Risk Factors for Stroke (Diabetes (Type 1&2), Hypertension (Primary & Secondary) Nursing Management of a patient with an Ischemic Stroke
Case study level 2 – Urinary tract infection (UTI) Learning outcomes Level 2 case study: You will be able to: interpret relevant lab and clinical data identify monitoring and referral criteria explain treatment choices describe goals of therapy, including monitoring and the role of the pharmacist/clinician describe issues – counselling points, adverse drug reactions, drug interactions, complementary/alternative therapies and lifestyle advice. Scenario A 27-year-old woman presents a prescription for nitrofurantoin tablets 50 mg q.d.s. for 3 days and asks to...
Nursing diagnosis: Risk for infection related to circulatory changes due to high blood glucose. Outcomes: Patient will... 1. Remain free of infection, as evidenced by normal vital signs and absence of signs and symptoms of infection. 2. Show capability to recognize symptoms of infection. 3. Demonstrate ability to care for infection-prone site. ***I need help coming up with 3 rationale interventions (cited) for the 3 outcomes I’ve provided. Thanks in advance!