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- Nursing Care Plan Diagnosis Goal Intervention Rationale Evaluation Constipation related toimpaired mobilitysecondary to fatigue asevidenced by: Subjective:She would complain offatigability andgiddiness. Objective:Physical examinationof the abdomenrevealed constipation.COLLEGE NURSING National Management Office 0es Highland Parkway, Dewnes Greve, IL SIS I SSN 556K6I chamberfain.edu Please viit chamiherlain.edulocations for baton spectie adideess, plee ant fax infirmation NR 302 Analysis of Vital Signs Name, Date Directions: Have the students work in pairs or small groups and provide rationales of why the vital signs are out of range. Jesus Garcia, a 28-year-old Hispanic male, admitted to the medical unit with a diagnosis of dehydration. Mr. Garcia has ulcerative colitis. He reports 8-10 liquid bowel movements a day, decreased appetite, and vomiting twice today. He reports abdominal pain a five on a scale of 0-10. His most recent vital signs are BP 106/56, HR 105, RR 20, and Temperature 98.6 F. Which vital signs are out of range, and why? Vital Sign Rationale Blood pressure Heart Rate Respiratory Rate Temperature Pain Carl Rogers is a 67-year-old African American male with a 20-year history of type Il diabetes mellitus. He was admitted to the medical…Betamethasome Indication/mechanism of action Dosage/route Nursing responsibility
- The nurse is educating a clent admited with mild scoliosis. Which of the following statements are appropriate when educating this cient? (Select all that apply) Currently Selected: A A can provide you with some informaton about support groups in the area for those with scoliosis" B Use buproten when needed for pain C s mportart to une the brace 1223 hours a dey D Twodto ow you some breathing exercises that may be helphul for you E Mea ow up appontment in 18 monthsThe nurse is reinforcing teaching for the client who is scheduled for a thoracentesisWhat are three (3) teaching points that should be reinforced this client related to the thoracentesis?The nurse is administering an intra-enous dose of morphine sulfate to a 48-year-old postoperative patient. The dose ordered is 3 mg e-ery 3 hours as needed for pain. The medication is supplied in -ials of 4 mg/mL. How much will be drawn into the syringe for this dose?
- a. Identify two (2) questions that could be asked ofMr Solano in the pre-operative checklist andexplain how these questions could prevent errorand improve patient safety. Ensure ALL yourstatements are supported with relevant recent scholarlyliteratureal SC Q X mend baycare.certpointsystems.com/wa/ws/ScormEngineInterface/defaultui/deliver.aspx?preventRightClick=False&cc=&configuration=session_course_id%7c39785... $ X Infor Learning Management S Accounting of Disclosures Click and drag to match the correct Patient Rights with the correct Category. Patient Rights Patient does not want their previous physician to access their record Alternative Communications Restrict Uses/ Disclosures File a Complaint :8: Category Amend Records 3 E D C 20 F3 HIPAA Comprehensive_9-1-22 X + R F V F4 % 5 T C F5 B < 10 Y H 7 Patient requests a list of who received a copy of their record Patient wants to talk to supervisor about their privacy concern N Patient requests results be sent to another address Patient says, "I have never taken those medications" and wants you to change them J * 00 8 M DII F8 9 K 8 2 * 3. O L P F12A medication order reads: “Hydromorphone, 2 mg IV every 3to 4 hours PRN pain.” The prefilled cartridge is available witha label reading “Hydromorphone 2 mg/1 mL.” The cartridgecontains 1.2 mL of hydromorphone. Which nursing action iscorrect?a. Give all the medication in the cartridge because itexpanded when it was mixed.b. Call the pharmacy and request the proper dose.c. Refuse to give the medication.d. Dispose of 0.2 mL correctly before administering the drug.
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