Patient aaox4 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

S: Subjective Information the patient or patient representative told you. Initials: BF Age: 58 years old Gender: Male Height: 5’11” Weight: 197lbs BP: 146/90 HR: 104 Temp: 19 SPO2: 98% Pain (1-10): 0/10 Allergies Medication: Codeine—Nausea and vomiting Food: No Known Food Allergies Environment: No Known Environmental Allergies History of Present Illness (HPI) CC is a BRIEF statement identifying why the patient is here - in the patient’s own words - for ins...

S: Subjective Information the patient or patient representative told you. Initials: BF Age: 58 years old Gender: Male Height: 5’11” Weight: 197lbs BP: 146/90 HR: 104 Temp: 19 SPO2: 98% Pain (1-10): 0/10 Allergies Medication: Codeine—Nausea and vomiting Food: No Known Food Allergies Environment: No Known Environmental Allergies History of Present Illness (HPI) CC is a BRIEF statement identifying why the patient is here - in the patient’s own words - for ins...

HPI: Ms. Juggenmeir is a 71-year old Female who comes into your office with concerns of fatigue and dry skin. She is a retired Banker. She is AAOx4, ambulatory, and lives by herself. She does report increased fatigue no matter how much sleep she gets. She is also concerned that she may need to come off of one of her meds because her hair is thinning. She had labs done and also was informed they would review results at this visit. Other pertinent diagnoses include Hypertension, Hyperlipidemia, an...

NR361 Week 6 Discussion Question, Detractors in our Environments Welcome to the Week 6 discussion. In this week’s discussion, we are going to discussion distractors in our environment. Distractions are everywhere. They may include cellphones, the alarms sounding for multiple different reasons, overhead paging, monitors beeping, and staff interrupting our thoughts. Give an example of an ethical or legal issue that may arise if a patient has a poor outcome or sentinel event because of a distrac...

1. You arrive to find a 24-year-old male who was pinned under his car when the bricks he was using to hold the car up after he took the tires and wheels off gave away. He is still AAOx4 and tells you he thinks he has been stuck there for at least 4 hours before someone found him. - What types of injuries would you expect to find? Compartment syndrome, crush injuries, broken bones, internal bleeding, open fractures. - How are you going to treat this patient? Large bore IV, high flow o2, monit...

NR361 Week 6 Discussion Question, Detractors in our Environments Welcome to the Week 6 discussion. In this week’s discussion, we are going to discussion distractors in our environment. Distractions are everywhere. They may include cellphones, the alarms sounding for multiple different reasons, overhead paging, monitors beeping, and staff interrupting our thoughts. Give an example of an ethical or legal issue that may arise if a patient has a poor outcome or sentinel event because of a distrac...

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NR361 Week 6 Discussion Question, Detractors in our Environments Welcome to the Week 6 discussion. In this week’s discussion, we are going to discussion distractors in our environment. Distractions are everywhere. They may include cellphones, the alarms sounding for multiple different reasons, overhead paging, monitors beeping, and staff interrupting our thoughts. Give an example of an ethical or legal issue that may arise if a patient has a poor outcome or sentinel event because of a distrac...

Exam 1 Key C Exam #1 Key Concepts Ch. 1 Evidence-Based Assessment: Please review powerpoint and follow along with the book. 1) Understand subjective vs objective data. a) Subjective Data- The data collected that the patient (subject) told you. This can be any information from the patients health history or the patients pain level. Ex. The patients states œI made the appointment today because I have been experiencing pain in my knee. Documenting the patient stated the location and pa...