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Question Answered step-by-step Clinical Scenario F.P. is a 36-year-old male who was found… Clinical Scenario  F.P. is a 36-year-old male who was found unconscious and admitted after to the emergency room a tornado had thrown him 100 feet onto a fence. His vital signs are stable T. 98.9 P. 88 RR. 24 and B/P. 150/90. All peripheral pulse was positive. He is disorientated to place He has multiple lacerations over his entire body and now has told the nurse that he has back pain with numbness and tingling of both legs. Critical ThinkingThe nurse understands that F.P. has had a violent trauma. What should the nurse be assessing for and report immediately to the physician?What are the psychological implications when caring for him especially with the new symptoms discussed above?Nursing AssessmentProvide four possible subjective or objective assessments the nurse would do.1.      2.      3.      4.       5.      Nursing DiagnosisIdentify one priority nursing diagnosis for F.P.ImplementationIdentify five interventions (diagnostic, therapeutic teaching, or referral) 1.2.3.4.5.EvaluationEvaluate two outcome goals for F.P. 1.2.CommunicationWhat information will you report to F.P. doctor using the SBAR method concerning the new symptoms of back pain and numbness and tingling of the lower extremities? DelegationWhat care could the nursing assistant provide to F.P.? Health Science Science Nursing NRS 110 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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Question Answered step-by-step Case StudyS C. is a 13-year old client admitted to your medical-surgical unit, following the remarriage of her mother who is the custodial parent. She is wearing an oversized, heavy sweater and baggy jeans. She started running three months ago and has lost 30 pounds in the last two months. She currently weighs 100 pounds at 5'10" tall. Vital signs are 90/60 left arm sitting and 80/50 standing with complaints of dizziness upon standing. Heart rate is 50/minute, respirations 24 and regular. Temp is 96.7 tympanic.Twenty-four hour diet recall shows that the patient had a medium Oreo cookie Blizzard and eight glasses of water. The client tells you that the Blizzard contains 790 calories. "That's plenty of calories for a disgusting fatty like me." S.C. collects recipes and has collages of food pictures. "I enjoy collecting recipes for my family." S.C.'s mother relates that S.C. is a very good cook, but seldom sits to eat with the family, and when she does, she hides food in her pockets later to be fed to the family dog or thrown away when no one was looking. S.C. hasn't had her menses for the last two months, but doesn't fear being pregnant. She denies being sexually active. S.C. has a 3.9 GPA and states that her science teacher rates her projects, "at an A- all of the time. I think he hates me. My mom says I'll never get into an Ivy League school now."Mom (sighs heavily) states, "I can't believe what a badly behaved child she's become since I got married again, I guess she just doesn't want me to be happy."AssessmentThe physician diagnoses S.C with anorexia nervosa (restrictive type). How does the assessment findings in this case study compare to the criteria in the DSM-V? What symptoms concern you the most?Planning:List two nursing diagnoses in order of priority.Interventions:If S.C. refuses to eat, what medical interventions may be used to increase caloric intake? .What is refeeding syndrome? How can it be prevented?Countertransference is common when treating these clients, what can you do to avoid this problem?.List two outcome criteria (goals) for each nursing diagnosis using the SMART criteria (specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timed.List three nursing interventions and include rationale for each intervention. You should include a brief summary, which should include what you look for to know if the client has met outcome criteria for this plan of care. Health Science Science Nursing NURSING NU140 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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