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Focused Exam: Abdominal Pain Results | Turned In
Nursing Health Assessment Lecture/Lab - Fall 2024, NURS 2110/2110L
Return to Assignment (/assignments/692571/)
Your Results Lab Pass
Overview
Care Plan : 14 of 15 (93.3%)
Transcript
Subjective Data Collection Nursing Diagnosis 6 out of
Objective Data Collection
International classification for nursing practice (ICNP) nursing diagnoses (v2024 06_27) [Data set]. (2024). International Council of Nur
Education & Empathy
(ICN). https://www.icn.ch/what-we-do/projects/ehealth-icnptm/icnp-download
Documentation
Diagnosis
Care Plan
Student Response Model Answer Explanation Points Ear
Program Competency Progress
risk for constipation constipation Ms. Park has not had a bowel 0 out of 1
Video Tutorial
movement in five days, and shows
subjective and objective signs of
constipation. Constipation is the
highest priority diagnosis as relieving
it will have the quickest, most
widespread impact on the Ms. Park's
condition, including on her
abdominal discomfort.
Signs & Symptoms
Student Response Model Answer Explanation Points Ear
abdominal discomfort abdominal discomfort Ms. Park presents with abdominal 1 out of 1
tenderness and discomfort,
defecation fewer than two times per
week, distended abdomen,
generalized fatigue, and a palpable
abdominal mass.
abdominal tenderness abdominal tenderness Ms. Park presents with abdominal 1 out of 1
tenderness and discomfort,
defecation fewer than two times per
week, distended abdomen,
generalized fatigue, and a palpable
abdominal mass.
, defecation fewer than two times per week defecation fewer than two times per week Ms. Park presents with abdominal ten
and discomfort, defecation fewer than
per week, distended abdomen, gener
fatigue, and a palpable abdominal ma
distended abdomen distended abdomen Ms. Park presents with abdominal ten
and discomfort, defecation fewer than
per week, distended abdomen, gener
fatigue, and a palpable abdominal ma
generalized fatigue generalized fatigue Ms. Park presents with abdominal ten
and discomfort, defecation fewer than
per week, distended abdomen, gener
fatigue, and a palpable abdominal ma
palpable abdominal mass palpable abdominal mass Ms. Park presents with abdominal ten
and discomfort, defecation fewer than
per week, distended abdomen, gener
fatigue, and a palpable abdominal ma
Self Assessment
Your answer is not automatically evaluated by the simulation, but may be reviewed by your instructor.
Prompt Student Response Model Answer Explanation
Why should constipation be it is affecting her ADLs Constipation is the highest priority When multiple aspects
prioritized as the most important nursing diagnosis because it is the patient's condition requ
diagnosis for Esther Park? root cause of Ms. Park's abdominal treatment, prioritize the
discomfort. Treating her that has the greatest im
constipation will lead to patient's well-being wh
improvement of all of her signs and and is treatable within a
symptoms, resulting in the greatest timeframe.
improvement to her overall well-
being.
Planning
Short-Term Goal
Student Response Model Answer Explanation
To induce a bowel movement that relieves the To induce a bowel movement that relieves the Relieving Ms. Park's constipation will
patient's constipation, resulting in patient patient's constipation, resulting in patient quickest, most widespread benefit on
reporting relief and diminished pain, within an reporting relief and diminished pain, within an health condition, more so than other o
emergency department visit. emergency department visit. that promote long-term health but are
immediate priority.
Interventions
Student Response Model Answer Explanation
Administer a mineral oil based enema per Administer a mineral oil based enema per The five interventions prioritized for M
provider’s order (no refills) provider’s order (no refills) all directly lead to a bowel movement
Ms. Park safe and informed througho
process. Interventions such as educat
beneficial for the patient's long-term h
should not be prioritized above relievi
acute constipation.
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Focused Exam: Abdominal Pain Results | Turned In
Nursing Health Assessment Lecture/Lab - Fall 2024, NURS 2110/2110L
Return to Assignment (/assignments/692571/)
Your Results Lab Pass
Overview
Care Plan : 14 of 15 (93.3%)
Transcript
Subjective Data Collection Nursing Diagnosis 6 out of
Objective Data Collection
International classification for nursing practice (ICNP) nursing diagnoses (v2024 06_27) [Data set]. (2024). International Council of Nur
Education & Empathy
(ICN). https://www.icn.ch/what-we-do/projects/ehealth-icnptm/icnp-download
Documentation
Diagnosis
Care Plan
Student Response Model Answer Explanation Points Ear
Program Competency Progress
risk for constipation constipation Ms. Park has not had a bowel 0 out of 1
Video Tutorial
movement in five days, and shows
subjective and objective signs of
constipation. Constipation is the
highest priority diagnosis as relieving
it will have the quickest, most
widespread impact on the Ms. Park's
condition, including on her
abdominal discomfort.
Signs & Symptoms
Student Response Model Answer Explanation Points Ear
abdominal discomfort abdominal discomfort Ms. Park presents with abdominal 1 out of 1
tenderness and discomfort,
defecation fewer than two times per
week, distended abdomen,
generalized fatigue, and a palpable
abdominal mass.
abdominal tenderness abdominal tenderness Ms. Park presents with abdominal 1 out of 1
tenderness and discomfort,
defecation fewer than two times per
week, distended abdomen,
generalized fatigue, and a palpable
abdominal mass.
, defecation fewer than two times per week defecation fewer than two times per week Ms. Park presents with abdominal ten
and discomfort, defecation fewer than
per week, distended abdomen, gener
fatigue, and a palpable abdominal ma
distended abdomen distended abdomen Ms. Park presents with abdominal ten
and discomfort, defecation fewer than
per week, distended abdomen, gener
fatigue, and a palpable abdominal ma
generalized fatigue generalized fatigue Ms. Park presents with abdominal ten
and discomfort, defecation fewer than
per week, distended abdomen, gener
fatigue, and a palpable abdominal ma
palpable abdominal mass palpable abdominal mass Ms. Park presents with abdominal ten
and discomfort, defecation fewer than
per week, distended abdomen, gener
fatigue, and a palpable abdominal ma
Self Assessment
Your answer is not automatically evaluated by the simulation, but may be reviewed by your instructor.
Prompt Student Response Model Answer Explanation
Why should constipation be it is affecting her ADLs Constipation is the highest priority When multiple aspects
prioritized as the most important nursing diagnosis because it is the patient's condition requ
diagnosis for Esther Park? root cause of Ms. Park's abdominal treatment, prioritize the
discomfort. Treating her that has the greatest im
constipation will lead to patient's well-being wh
improvement of all of her signs and and is treatable within a
symptoms, resulting in the greatest timeframe.
improvement to her overall well-
being.
Planning
Short-Term Goal
Student Response Model Answer Explanation
To induce a bowel movement that relieves the To induce a bowel movement that relieves the Relieving Ms. Park's constipation will
patient's constipation, resulting in patient patient's constipation, resulting in patient quickest, most widespread benefit on
reporting relief and diminished pain, within an reporting relief and diminished pain, within an health condition, more so than other o
emergency department visit. emergency department visit. that promote long-term health but are
immediate priority.
Interventions
Student Response Model Answer Explanation
Administer a mineral oil based enema per Administer a mineral oil based enema per The five interventions prioritized for M
provider’s order (no refills) provider’s order (no refills) all directly lead to a bowel movement
Ms. Park safe and informed througho
process. Interventions such as educat
beneficial for the patient's long-term h
should not be prioritized above relievi
acute constipation.
