SBAR/CUS CASE STUDY Mr. Tompkins is a 55-year old male who is…

Question Answered step-by-step SBAR/CUS CASE STUDY Mr. Tompkins is a 55-year old male who is… SBAR/CUS CASE STUDYMr. Tompkins is a 55-year old male who is visiting the community health clinic for a free blood pressure screening that was advertised on the news. Mr. Tompkins admits that he does not regularly see a physician and has not had his blood pressure taken for some time. The nurse asks you, a student nurse, to take Mr. Tompkin’s blood pressure and walks away. When you take his blood pressure, you are shocked to read that it is 195/100. You know that this is cause for concern. You ask Mr. Tompkins to stay in his seat, as you need to want to grab someone for assistance. You come to find that the nurse supervising you has gone on break and the only clinical personnel available to chat is the clinic supervisor. How do you communicate what you need to the supervisor? S:B:A:R:   Health Science Science Nursing Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)