Pre-Brief Assignment (completed and submitted prior to simulation;)…

Question Answered step-by-step Pre-Brief Assignment (completed and submitted prior to simulation;)… Pre-Brief Assignment (completed and submitted prior to simulation;)Patient presented with bilateral progressive distal upper limb parathesiae, which he described as a feeling of “heaviness” followed distal lower limb and mild tongue paraesthesia. He complained of dyaesthetic symptoms in his upper limbs with burning and tingling and autonomic disturbances such as excessive sweating of the face, hands, and legs. He later developed epigastric pain that radiated to the chest, which was not related to exercise. According to the patient, symptoms got worse after takiHistory of GBS, hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol. Just received the flu vaccine.On examination, he had gait disturbance with weaker left lower limb muscles. During his stay in hospital, he also developed slight dysathria and diplopia, together with urinary retention and constipation.Call MD with lab results once resulted, continue to assess and evaluate.Describe the pathophysiology of Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS).Describe the sign and symptoms of GBSWhat are the phases of GBS?What are the nursing responsibilities in monitoring GBS?What are the focused assessments for GBS?What are the implications for (insert disease process)?What are the medical treatment to be expected for GBS?3What are the interventions for GBS?What are the diagnostics pertinent to (insert disease process)?Post-Simulation Assignment (completed and submitted after the simulation;) an SBAR report for the actions that you did in the simulation. The SBAR is a powerful tool that is used to improve the effectiveness of communication between individuals. It is easy to use and can help your staff learn the key components needed to send a complete message! Here are the key components of the SBAR:Situation: Clearly and briefly define the situation. For example, ‘Mr. Jones has multiple prescriptions of Coumadin in his home and he is unclear as to which ones he is supposed to take.’Background: Provide clear, relevant background information that relates to the situation. In the example above, you should consider including the patient’s diagnosis, the prescribing physicians, and the dates and dosages of the medications.Assessment: A statement of your professional conclusion. Recommendation: What do you need from this individual? For example, ‘Please clarify which is the correct dose of Coumadin for Mr. Jones to take and which physician will be responsible for managing his anticoagulant therapy?’nursing care plan (NCP), using the template from your clinical forms packet, for this patient. Formulate 2 nursing diagnosis, 3 nursing interventions & 3 rationales Create documentation with appropriate timestamping for activities and pertinent information from the simulation. concept map for the diagnosis of Guillain Barre SyndromePathophysiologyMedicationMedical InterventionsNursing InterventionsNursing ConsiderationsPertinent Assessment FindingsPatient Education Health Science Science Nursing CLINICALS VN430 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)