List 10 questions you would ask a 19 year old patient who fell from his skateboard and is complaining of a headache. (He wasn't wearing a helmet.)
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List 10 questions you would ask a 19 year old patient who fell from his skateboard...
List 5-8 questions you would ask a 17 year old patient who fractured their right femur in a soccer tournament 2 weeks ago.
List 10 questions you would ask a patient complaining of shortness of breath.
True or False? You are providing care to a 12-year-old male who fell off his bicycle, striking his abdomen on the handlebars. He is now crying and complaining of pain in his left upper quadrant. This is an example of blunt trauma.
You are the emergency department nurse caring for Mr. Jones a 74-year- old man who sustained a fracture to his right femur and left ankle when he fell off the roof of his two-story home. Your patient is complaining of pain that is a 9 on a scale of 0 to 10. You note that he has no medications ordered for pain. 1. Which route of administration for the medication might be best for this patient and why? 2. What...
You are the emergency department nurse caring for Mr. Adams a 76-year-old man who sustained a fracture to his right femur and left ankle when he fell off the roof of his two-story home. Your patient is complaining of pain that is a 9 on a scale of 0 to 10. You note that he has no medications ordered for pain. 1. Which route of administration for the pain medication might be best for this patient and why? 2. What...
Mark, a 15-year-old patient, has come into the office after taking a bad spill from his skateboard. Before you begin taking his vital signs, he explains that he is frightened to tell his parents about the accident, because they may forbid him from skateboarding. How would you approach as a medical assistant taking his vital signs? What notes will you pass on to the physician?
True or False? You are proving care to a 28-year-old male who fell from his motorcycle and has sustained an open fracture to this right lower leg with the bone protruding through the skin. Your first step in the treatment is to immobilize the leg in the position found.
C.S. is a 20-year-old college student, who was brought to the Emergency Room by his football coach. The patient had been practicing on a hot afternoon when he fell to the ground and appeared to lose consciousness. His body stiffened with arms and legs extended. He let out a shrill cry and stopped breathing for about 15 seconds. The coach removed his football helmet just before C.S. went into a series of rhythmic muscle contractions; his face was contorted. Suddenly,...
The patient, a 19-year-old man, was transferred from another hospital with intractable headache. The accompanying CT scan was normal, but clinical symptomatology was suggestive of subarachnoid hemorrhage. Lumbar puncture, non-contrast bilateral internal carotid cerebral arteriogram, and contrast cerebral MRI were all normal. When the findings were discussed with the paptient, he became increasingly belligerent. Although his headaches were only somewhat improved, he refused further treatment and was discharged for follow-up with his own physician. Discharge diagnosis: Headache I am not...
JP is a 67 yr-old male patient who fell off his bicycle and fractured his right hip. He underwent total right hip repair. JP lives alone. The incision site is dry/intact/approximated edges/no signs of infection. JP is A/O x 3. It has been difficult to manage JP’s pain since the surgery and he has not been wanting to get up, has been refusing physical therapy. Currently his pain is a 9/10. JP is very angry that he is in the...