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1) 30 year-old male, construction accident fell 20 feet to the ground. R/O Head injury, internal...
1) 38 year-old female in labor, contractions 5 minutes apart , cervix 7 cm dilated, first baby. RR 36, HR 120, B/P 122/80, Temp 98.6 02 Sat on 21% 96% What 02 device? What Diagnostic tests? 2) 55 year-old male, 30 pack year smoking history, COPD/Emphysema patient. •RR 28 labored, HR 150, B/P 156/95, Temp 99 F • B/S bilateral slight wheezing and very diminished at both bases. •A-P diameter increased, accessory muscle use, Central/peripheral cyanosis, JVD present, tri-pod position...
1) 24 year-old female anxiety attack due to exam in RSP-119. HR = 130, RR 32, B/P 130/90, T 98.6 02 Sat on 21% 98% What 02 device? •What diagnostic tests should be ordered? •Follow up assessments? 2) 38 year-old female admitted for R/O pneumonia, complaining of chest pain on r side and persistent coughing •HR 90, RR 24, B/P 125/90, T 103F •B/S fine rales (crackles) @ R base posterior •02 Sat on 21% = 91 % •what 02...
1) 47 year-old female, in the Emergency Department for severe pain in back of neck, radiating down L arm and making fingers numb. RR 40, deep breaths, diaphoretic, and very anxious. HR 140, complaining to nurse of feeling faint, never had this pain before, s/p weight lifting and sit-ups, usual exercise routine. After speaking with patient, suddenly patient passes out. What do you initially do?? List the assessments: 2) 55 year-old male, 30 pack year smoking history, COPD/Emphysema patient. •RR...
1) 33 year-old male, s/p housefire, R/O possible CO poisioning, RR 36, HR 130, B/P 135/87, T 98.7 •02 Sat on 21% = 89% •1 hour later after 02, ABG = 7.40/40/88/24/95% •Titrate to: •Other possible treatments? •Follow up assessments? Diagnostic tests? 2) 66 year-old male HX of cardiac problems, R/O Pulmonary Edema •HR 125, B/P 160/100, RR 30, B/S bilateral rales •NPC present, accessory muscle use, dyspneic, tachypneic •02 Sat on 21% = 88% •ABG on 21% = 7.35/45/58/28/88%....
ND is an 82-year-old female who lives in a skilled nursing facility. She suffers from rheumatoid arthritis, coronary artery disease, chronic bronchitis and hypertension. She is wheel chair bound and tends to spend most of her days in bed. She smoked for 52 years but quit 14 years ago. She has lost 10 pounds in the last month and has a productive cough for about 2 weeks that has copious amounts of white/yellow mucous. Over the last 3 days she...
A 20-year old male came into the emergency room complaining of 10 lbs. weight loss x2 weeks and shortness of breath x1 week. Client recently was diagnosed with strep throat 2 weeks ago but didn’t finish his antibiotics. Vital signs: 100/50, HR 112, RR 28, T 98.9, 02 saturation 93% via room air. Blood glucose checked and the nurse is unable to get glucose result. History:No prior medical history Surgical History:None Family History:Mother and Father (Diabetes & HTN), Paternal &...
Part 1 A 62-year-old retired elementary school teacher presents to the emergency room with complaints of shortness of breath, swelling, and generally not feeling well. Related Question #1 What physical assessments are priorities given her symptoms? Related Question #2 What diagnostic tests should be ordered immediately? Explain the purpose(s) of each. Part 2 Vital signs are obtained and recorded as BP 90/48, R24, HR 100 irregular and varying pulse quality, T 97.8°F, pulse oximetry at 92%. Cardiac monitor reveals atrial...
Chief Complaint: Cough History of Present Illness A 59 year old female presents to the urgent care clinic complaining of a 24-hour history of fever and chills, with an episode of rigors last night. She is complaining of a productive cough and increased dyspnea. She reports she does have a baseline “smoker’s cough.” She reports having to use her inhaler constantly since yesterday. Denies any chest pain at rest but does report mild discomfort when coughing. The patient does report...
I want to get answers and short explan. 1. 50 year old female states she has “the worst headache of her life”. The onset was 20 minutes ago and it was abrupt. Vitals BP 180/90 P56 and R 20. You should suspect? Uncontrolled hypertension migraine headache TIA subarachnoid hemorrhage When lifting a stretcher into the ambulance using power grip, you should? position hands 10’ apart support weight on heels of palms 82 yo F mumbling and throwing clothes, nurse says...
Mrs. Prather is a 54 year old female who arrived at the emergency department, complaining of nausea and dizziness that came on suddenly while working out at the sym this morning. Identifying Information: S4yr old female History of Present Illness; 54 yr old female presented to the ED c/o of severe nausea & dizziness while running on a treadmill this morning. She states she had eaten breakfast this morning before working out. She states "I have never been this nauseous...