NSG 321 Assignment 4 Ethics Results DCE Completed with Reasoning|2025 Update with complete solutions.
,Prioritizing Individual Patient Needs Score: 15 out of 15
Time: 1305
Description of Activity
Complete a patient assessment for Debbie O'Connor.
Student Response
Call Provider to Request Oxygen via Venturi Mask
Transcript
Transcript
Greet
hello
Hello.
Question
how are you feeling
I'm feeling awful. I can't breathe right . . . it's harder than usual.
Question
what is your name and date of birth
Debbie O'Connor, October 5th . . . [Ms. O'Connor reports her
correct birth year.]
Question
is your shortness of breath worse
, Worse.
Question
has your cough changed
I'd say it's . . . still the same.
Question
are you having more sputum
Same amount as ever.
Question
any change in color of sputum
A few days ago it turned from tan to green. No changes since.
Exam Action
Request oxygen
Subjective Data Collection
Subjective Data Collection: 7 of 7 (100.0%)
Subjective Data
• Finding:
Assessed patient status
(Found)
Pro Tip: Asking about a patient's current condition will help you to determine the
nursing interventions they may need while under your care.
,Prioritizing Individual Patient Needs Score: 15 out of 15
Time: 1305
Description of Activity
Complete a patient assessment for Debbie O'Connor.
Student Response
Call Provider to Request Oxygen via Venturi Mask
Transcript
Transcript
Greet
hello
Hello.
Question
how are you feeling
I'm feeling awful. I can't breathe right . . . it's harder than usual.
Question
what is your name and date of birth
Debbie O'Connor, October 5th . . . [Ms. O'Connor reports her
correct birth year.]
Question
is your shortness of breath worse
, Worse.
Question
has your cough changed
I'd say it's . . . still the same.
Question
are you having more sputum
Same amount as ever.
Question
any change in color of sputum
A few days ago it turned from tan to green. No changes since.
Exam Action
Request oxygen
Subjective Data Collection
Subjective Data Collection: 7 of 7 (100.0%)
Subjective Data
• Finding:
Assessed patient status
(Found)
Pro Tip: Asking about a patient's current condition will help you to determine the
nursing interventions they may need while under your care.
