J.S. is a 52 year old female who is presenting in the ER with frequent bloody stools.
J.S. has a history of ulcerative colitis, DM II, CAD, HTN, & hypercholesterolemia.
Patient presents pale, short of breath and fatigued.
Vitals:
T- 99.6
RR- 18
HR- 98
BP-146/76
O2Sat- 93% on room air
current meds:
Accuchecks AC/HS Regular insulin sliding scale
Aspirin 325mg PO Daily
Atenolol 25mg PO daily
Simvastatin 20mg PO HS
what will your assessment include as the nurse?
what diagnostic testings are needed?
Nursing assessment
Diagnostic testing
J.S. is a 52 year old female who is presenting in the ER with frequent bloody...
J.S. is a 52 year old female who is presenting in the ER with frequent bloody stools. J.S. has a history of ulcerative colitis, DM II, CAD, HTN, & hypercholesterolemia. Patient presents pale, short of breath and fatigued. Vitals: T- 99.6 RR- 18 HR- 98 BP-146/76 O2Sat- 93% on room air Develop a care plan for J.S. what are two nursing diagnoses What diagnostics need to be completed? what is some Education for patient. What will your assessment include? Current...
J.S. is a 52 year old female who is presenting in the ER with frequent bloody stools. J.S. has a history of ulcerative colitis, DM II, CAD, HTN, & hypercholesterolemia. Patient presents pale, short of breath and fatigued. Vitals: T- 99.6 RR- 18 HR- 98 BP-146/76 O2Sat- 93% on room air Develop a care plan for J.S. 1. PRIORITY NURSING DIAGNOSIS 2. PLANNING 3. INDEPENDENT AND COLLABORATIVE INTERVENTIONS 4. RATIONAL FOR EACH AND SUPPORTED WITH EVIDENCE BASED CITATIONS 5. EVALUATION
J.S. is a 52 year old female who is presenting in the ER with frequent bloody stools. J.S. has a history of ulcerative colitis, DM II, CAD, HTN, & hypercholesterolemia. Patient presents pale, short of breath and fatigued. Vitals: T- 99.6 RR- 18 HR- 98 BP-146/76 O2Sat- 93% on room air Develop a care plan for J.S. 1. POTENTIAL HEALTH DEVIATIONS, PREDISPOSING AND RELATED FACTORS AT LEAST 2 - "AT RISK FOR...") 2. INTER-PROFESSIONAL CONSULTS, (INCLUDE DIET, TEST, TREATMENTS) WITH...
1. What are some potential health deviations, related factors to the case study? 2. Must have 2 at risk for scenarios 3. What are some diagnostic procedures needed J.S. is a 52 year old female who is presenting in the ER with frequent bloody stools. J.S. has a history of ulcerative colitis, DM II, CAD, HTN, & hypercholesterolemia. Patient presents pale, short of breath and fatigued. Vitals: T- 99.6 RR- 18 HR- 98 BP-146/76 O2Sat- 93% on room air Develop...
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