Joanne is a 40 Y.O. woman admitted under your care after a stroke. Joanne has a R) sided facial droop and dysphagia. She has a supra-pubic catheter insitu. Joanne has a history of DMT2 and was on oral hypoglycaemic agents; however, her medications have been withheld since coming to hospital. The following are ordered:
DVT prophylaxisIV AntibioticsRest in BedPassive exercises4/24 neurological observationsIDC and 2/24 urine measurementNasogastric tube and commencement of feeds via tubeAllied health referral
If the urine had sediment in it what actions would you need to complete?
Prepare a Nursing Care Plan for Joanne
Student to state the safety checks that they would take before administration of feeding solution via the nasogastric tube.
List the equipment that you would use for SPC care
Some of the actions which has to be taken in case sediments are found in urine
●Nursing care plan
Imbalanced nutrition less than body requirement related to stroke as evidenced by difficulty in swallowing, ,facial droop ,presence of NG tube
Goal:To maintain normal nutritional status
Assessment
Objective data:
Subjective :
Nursing intervention and rationale
Evaluation:
Patient should be able to eat maintain a normal nutritional status
Safety checks before administering feeding solution via nasogastruc tube are
The equipment required for a suprapubic catheter care are
Joanne is a 40 Y.O. woman admitted under your care after a stroke. Joanne has a...
Scenario: Joanne is a 40 Y.O. woman admitted under your care after a stroke. Joanne has a R) sided facial droop and dysphagia. She has a supra-pubic catheter insitu. Joanne has a history of DMT2 and was on oral hypoglycaemic agents; however, her medications have been withheld since coming to hospital. The following are ordered: DVT prophylaxis IV Antibiotics Rest in Bed Passive exercises 4/24 neurological observations IDC and 2/24 urine measurement Nasogastric tube and commencement of feeds via tube...
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