Question Your patient is Mr Oswald 62 years old, admitted yesterday withacutean episode of asthma and possible pneumonia bronchitis. He is beingtreated with IV antibiotics, oxygen 3 litres by nasal cannula, requiresassistance with hygiene needs and gets short of breath whenmobilising, his condition hasimproved since admission, you are caringfor him in the am shift and need to complete a handover for the nurse forpm shift.I need SBAR handover and progress notes  Health Science Science Nursing HBM HNBM Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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Question Your patient is Mr Oswald 62 years old, admitted yesterday withacutean episode of asthma and possible pneumonia bronchitis. He is beingtreated with IV antibiotics, oxygen 3 litres by nasal cannula, requiresassistance with hygiene needs and gets short of breath whenmobilising, his condition hasimproved since admission, you are caringfor him in the am shift and need to complete a handover for the nurse forpm shift.I need SBAR handover and progress notes  Health Science Science Nursing HBM HNBM Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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