Please write a respiratory SOAP on a patient that has RLL pneumonia. The note should reflect physical assessment findings that you may find on this patient.
Respiratory soap:
SOAP meaning
S = Subjective
O = Objective
A= Assessment
P = Plan
Subjective:
1. Difficulty in respiration
2. Chest pain
3. Restlessness
4. Rusty sputum
5. Fever
Objective:
1. Wheezing
2. Rales
3. Rhonchi
4. Crackles
5. Bubbling sound
These sounds are heard on auscultation.
Assessment:
1. Head to foot assessment
2. Respiratory assessment:
Assess for wheezing, rales, ronchi, bubbling sound crackers
Check for egophony
Nutritional support
Temperature
Mini mental status examination
Assess for associated problems
Plan:
1. Comfortable bed
2. Comfortable positions
3. Oxygen administration
4. Anti hyper thermic measures
5. Analgesics
6. Antibiotics
7. Continue to monitor ABG
8. Chest x rays and other diagnostic studies
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