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Swift River 2.0: Sarah Getts Leave the first rating Save Terms in this set (7) Sarah Getts Diagnosis: chronic kidney disease DOB: 2/6/1966 MRN: Room: 102 0645 Sarah Getts, age 58, was just admitted from the emergency department. The client came into the ED reporting a 48 hr history of shortness of breath, headache, and nausea. The report not being able to eat due to nausea and have been attempting to drink soda to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs: High Priority Airway, Breathing, Circulation: Low Priority Safety and Risk Reduction: High Priority Urgent vs Nonurgent: High Priority Chronic vs Acute/Stable vs Unstable: High Priority keep from dehydrating. The client is oriented X 4, has sinus tachycardia on the ECG monitor, and has breath sounds with crackles bilaterally. The client states they are voiding cloudy urine. History includes type I diabetes mellitus since age 8, insulin dependent; hypertension; and kidney disease for the past 10 years. Admission vital signs are: temperature 38.3° C (99° F), heart rate 116/min, 116/min, respiratory rate 28/min, blood pressure 176/94 mmHg, and SpO2 95% on room air. Labs were drawn in the ED but have not been received yet. The client is admitted to nephrology, Dr

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, Sarah Getts Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs:
Diagnosis: High Priority
chronic
kidney Airway, Breathing, Circulation:
disease Low Priority
DOB:
2/6/1966 Safety and Risk Reduction:
MRN: High Priority
73918250
Room: 102 Urgent vs Nonurgent: High
Priority
0645
Sarah Getts, Chronic vs Acute/Stable vs
age 58, was Unstable: High Priority
just admitted
from the
emergency
department.
The client
came into the
ED reporting
a 48 hr
history of
shortness of
breath,
headache,
and nausea.
The report
not being
able to eat
due to
nausea and
have been
attempting to
drink soda to

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