Case study

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PatientPreparationandcasestudySBAR1.docx

MN West AS Patient Preparation/Case Study 5 pts

Room:

Name:

Age/Sex:

Surgical Day:

Admit Date:

Code:

Allergies:

Isolation:

Diagnosis:

Activity:

PMH:

Vitals:

O2

Pain

BS

Medications Time:

Diet:

% Eaten:

Diagnostics:

Fall Risk:

Last BM:

Report/Notes:

IV:

Labs:

Start Date:

Fluid and Rate:

Change Date:

Intake: Total for Shift________

IV: PO:

Therapies:

PT

OT

RT

Treatments:

Immunizations Status

Output: Total for shift ________

Urine:

Drains:

Emesis:

Education Needs:

Health Promotion

Pre-Clinical Nursing Assessment: (from the client chart) 5 pts

Neuro:

Pain Assessment:

Cardio/Tele

Edema

Resp:

Lungs/O2:

GI:

GU/Repro:

Behavioral Health:

DVT Prophylaxis:

Skin:

Braden Score:

Notes:

Current Nursing Assessment: (during this shift) 5 pts

Neuro:

Pain Assessment:

Pain interventions:

Pain Reassessment:

Cardio/Tele

Assessment:

Edema

Vitals:

Resp:

Assessment:

O2:

GI:

Assessment:

Last BM:

Intake:

GU/Repro:

Assessment:

Output:

Behavioral Health:

DVT Prophylaxis:

Skin:

Assessment:

Wound/dressing:

Dressing Change:

Braden Score:

Misc:

Pre-Clinical Prep-Pharmacology: 10 pts

List each medication you will administer this shift and PRNs in last 24 hours (10 pts)

Medications:

Generic/Trade , Route, dosage, Time

Pharm. Class:

Mechanism of Action In OWN WORDS:

MOST

Common Side Effects:

Nursing Responsibilities:

Include assessments needed and special administration instructions

Client Name: __________________ Age: __________y/o M/F Admitted: ________Room # _______Doctor _________ FULL CODE/DNR 5 pts

S

Situation

B

Background

PMH: Dm / CHF / HTN / CAD / PCI / Liver dz / PVD / GERD / COPD / Asthma / CKD / ERSD / Smoker

Drug Abuse / Psych / CVA / Dementia / Hypothyroid / CA /_________

Tests: MRI / X-ray / CT/ Echo EF: ____ / Endo / US / Cath

Results of tests:

A

Assessment

Contact:

MRSA

C – Diff

ESBL

Flu

COVID

Droplet

Neutropenic

Need:

Urine Cx

Resp Cx

Flu Swab

COVID Swab

MRSA Swab

Extras:

Daily Weight

Strict I &O

Fall Risk

Observation

1:1 Sitter

NPO @ Midnight

IV # _______ R / L SL Date: __________

Site AC / FA / Hand/ Wrist / UA

Central: IJ / PICC / Port / Dialysis

IVF NS / ½ NS / D5 ½ / D2 NS / LR / Abx

IV Rate: _______ ml/hr

Drips: heparin / blood / TPN / diabetic / Cardiac

Neuro:

AXO x _____ / Confused

Activity: Up ad lib / 1 / 2 / Bed-rest

Walker / Cane

Neuro Checks / Restraints / Bed Alarm

Pain:

Level

Location:

Medication:

Frequency:

Respiratory

O2 @ _____ L NC / RA / NRB / CPAP / BIPAP Trach

Breath Sounds: Clear / Diminished / Wheezing / Crackles / Course

Cough Productive / non-productive

Treatment: Nebs / IS / CPT

Vital Sign Trends

HR Temp

BP RR

O2

Cardiovascular

SB / NSR / ST / A fib / A flutter / A paced / V paced/ PVC / PACs/ AICD / Murmur / Block

Edema none / Gen / Trace / 1+ / 2+ / 3+

Pitting / non-pitting R / L/ Bilateral Arms/Leg

Pulses DP Radial Dopplers / +1 / +2

VTE Prophylaxis

SCDs / Foot Pumps

Heparin / Lovenox

Coumadin / Xarelto

Eliquis / None Needed

Needs Other

Gastrointestinal

Diet Reg / Clear / Full / AHA / ADA / Dysphagia I II III / Soft / Renal / NPO

Hypo / Active / Hyper / Nausea / Vomiting / Diarrhea

G-tube (LWS / Gravity) / Ostomy

Last BM ______

Genitourinary

Voiding / Foley / Incontinence / Anuria

Clear / Cloudy Yellow / Amber / bloody

BR / Urinal / Bedside comm / Bedpan

Dialysis: M Tu W Th F Sa Sun

Musculoskeletal

Weakness: RUE / LUE / RLE / LLE

Numbness: RUE / LUE / RLE / LLE

Skin: (Wounds & Dressings)

BG Monitoring

AC&HS ? Q6h / Q ___h

Labs:

Drains:

Chest Tube / JP / Hemovac / Wound Vac

R / L Level: _______ Serosanguinous/Sanguineous

R

Recommendation

Scheduled Procedures: Cath / US / Stress / Echo / Dopplers / MRI / CT

Consults: PT / OT / GI / Cards / Neuro / Nephro / Wound / Ortho / Psych / Pulm / Surg

Discharge to: Home / Home Health / Assisted Living/ Nursing Home/ Rehab

Discharge Day: ___________

Put it All Together to Think Like a Nurse (complete this during your shift)

1. What data did you collect from the medical record and the patient that is RELEVANT to the nurse? 1 pt

RELVEVANT Data:

Clinical Significance:

2. Identify data gaps. What did you not find out about your patient that would be useful for their ongoing care?1 pt

Data Gaps:

3. What problems might you see in your patient/identify the most likely problems. Why might you see those problems? Rank them in order of priority. What additional data would be needed relevant to the problem?1 pt

Patient Problems:

Why:

Rank:

Additional Data Needed:

4. Using your identified problems this shift, what is the physical nursing priority and priority interventions to advance the plan of care? 3 pt

Nursing Priority:

Outcome (SMART Goal)

Interventions:

5. Using your identified problems this shift, what is the psychosocial nursing priority and priority interventions to advance the plan of care? 3 pt

Nursing Priority:

Outcome (SMART Goal)

Interventions:

6. Education Priorities/Discharge Planning: What educational/discharge priorities were taught to your patient during your clinical day? 1 pt

Education PRIORITY:

Priority Topics to Teach:

Rationale:

Client is an 87 yrs old male

Diagnosis: Pulmonary Thromboembolism

Last Wt: 84.7 kg (186 lbs 11.7 oz)

Code Status: NCB (No code blue)

On admission x-ray did confirm substantial pleural effusion on the left side. This may be contributing to his symptoms of shortness of breath, fatigue and low blood pressure. There were also presence of pulmonary emboli and possible pneumonia, he was admitted for further management of these issues.