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Hypovolemic Shock & Bowel Obstruction

The document outlines the clinical case of a 52-year-old male patient diagnosed with small bowel obstruction, detailing his symptoms, diagnostic tests, and treatment plan. It includes information on vital signs, medications, nursing interventions, and patient education regarding the disease process and medication side effects. The document emphasizes the importance of monitoring and managing the patient's pain, hydration status, and overall health during hospitalization.

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Hypovolemic Shock & Bowel Obstruction

The document outlines the clinical case of a 52-year-old male patient diagnosed with small bowel obstruction, detailing his symptoms, diagnostic tests, and treatment plan. It includes information on vital signs, medications, nursing interventions, and patient education regarding the disease process and medication side effects. The document emphasizes the importance of monitoring and managing the patient's pain, hydration status, and overall health during hospitalization.

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CONCEPT MAP WORKSHEET

DESCRIBE DISEASE PROCESS AFFECTING PATIENT


(INCLUDE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF DISEASE PROCESS)
BE BLOOD

HypoVOLEMSHOCKCHARNEEMED
ASCIS

REDoctorOF
VOLUME. BL EDEMA DEFlyDRATow
By
INFRAVASCOLA CAN CAUSE Loss ,
, ,

VOSELERIE EmPALErnsly OX EN THE BOS .

·FLulD OX REDUCTIO
OF LESS O2 AND Nutrients To OTHER Organ
AND
Of BLOOD ,
REDUCTION Blood Cassels To MAINTEN BP
CONSTRICTIng
= .

COMPENSATE By
DE
ATTEMPT TO
BODY
Fallae , KIDLEY, Liver, Brain , THEN
=

LEADS To Organ
BLOOD Volume
HypoperFustor & FAILURE -
Low
ProLargeD
-
ORGAN

DIAGNOSTIC TESTS PATIENT INFORMATION ANTICIPATED PHYSICAL


(REASON FOR TEST AND RESULTS) -

PT S C
.
.
Admitted March 18 202 K
, FINDINGS
· BLOOD TESTS - MALE, 52 Y/0 -
ACTIVIT INTOLRANCE
CBC
CREATINIME DISTENDED
-

BON & ABDOWIn is


POOR SKIN TORGOR
-
-

& Hemoglobin
-

Hematocriti
-

Poor SKIN TURGOR


DAN
-

· URIKE TESTS -
Dry MucouS
MEMBRANES -

ABDOMINAL
-FLUID Los GRAVITY HAS NOT URINATED
SINCE YESTERDAY
- FAT IGLE
-

VITAL Stans Monitoring


·
WEAK"
HAS Loo BP
"FEEL DIZZy
Hypovoluehig
=

Vomit FUG
....

:
ANDM HR -

ORTHOSTATIC VITALs
A DEMEROL ALLERGY
·
LAySy , SITTEN2 STAND
, -

RASH
· IMAREng TEST
ORgANSTATUS
GETS A
·
URSORNDS :

Monitor HEART
.
-
ECG -

ANTICIPATED NURSING INTERVENTIONS


Moniton VITAL
-
Signs

-Moniton Pair LULS

Medicator As
ORDERED
-
ADMINISTER

-
INSERT , TOBE
NG

- INTEMITTINT SUCTION

-
Collect Blood Sample For
Testig
- . PT ON
ED DIAGNOSIS
ON PAN MANAGEMENT
-
ED PT
ON
DIET
ED PT
-

MEDICATION SIDE EFECTS


ON
-
ED PT
vSim ISBAR ACTIVITY STUDENT WORKSHEET

INTRODUCTION HELLO , My NAME Is BEN , I'


YOUR NORSE HERE
TODAY)
IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
.

Your name, position (RN), unit you are


working on

PT STAN CHECKETTS 52
Y/0 WHO CAME IN
WCOMPLAINTS
ON SEVERT ABDOMINAL PAIN, N/V
SITUATION
Is ,
,
·
LAST FEW DAYS .

PAIN "4/10"
· ALDOMINAL
Patient’s name, age, specific reason for visit TUBE PLACED
ABOVE 92%
· NG
02
NC 4L OP
·
XRAY CONFERMED OBSTRACTIO
·
ABDOMINAL

PRIMARY DIAGNOSIS SMALL BowOL OBSTRUCTION


BACKGROUND
· :

TODA & 04/16/201200


Admissio
PRN NAUSEA
·

Patient’s primary diagnosis, date of ORDERS IU PUSH EVERy


6HR FOR

P-Bog PRN Moderate PAN Ke


ONDANSTRON
·
For
& 4Rs
admission, current orders for patient ·

IU PUSH EVERY
2 LUL 8-10
· MORPHine My RHR PAAN
IV EVERY
·
MORPHINE Prg
RER At t
To
·

PT A & Ox 3
ASSESSMENT =

·
NP O
110/80
Current pertinent assessment data using head · BP
106 RAPID
HR
to toe approach, pertinent diagnostics, vital
·

RR 22
·

signs TEMP 94 F
Nk e RL/mm
·

93%, /04
Uza
Spoz
·

COLD TO TOUCH
· POOR SKIN TURGUR

RECOMMENDATION · Cont I V
. .
FLUIDS
.

For PAIN LUL


Any orders or recommendations you mayhave · MONITOR
for this patient MEDICATIONS
AS ORDERED
o ADMIN
PATIENT EDUCATION WORKSHEET
NAME OF MEDICATION, CLASSIFICATION, AND INCLUDE PROTOTYPE

MEDICATION: BUPRENORPHINE ·

CLASSIFICATION: ANALGESIC
· THERAPEUTIL
: OPIOID
· PHARMACOLOGIL OPZozD :
AGONISTS/ANTAGONISTS

PROTOTYPE: Schedule

SAFE DOSE OR DOSE RANGE, SAFE ROUTE


1-6 ARS As NEEDED CAN REPEAT INITIAL DOST AFTER 30 Min
EVERY
IV 03
.

~
: .

mg

PURPOSE FOR TAKING THIS MEDICATION


IV: MANAGAS MODERATE TO SEVERE ALOTE PAIN

PATIENT EDUCATION WHILE TAKING THIS MEDICATION


DT ON THE RISK OF ABUSE & MISUSE
DINSTRUCT
SIDE
EFFECTS OF DROWSINESS Or DiZZINESS
2) ED .
PT ON

PT AVOD ALCOHOL WICNS DEPREGSANS


3) ADVISE To
Clinical Worksheet
Date: 03 :
18 2 4
.

Student Name: BENJAMIN WALZAK Assigned vSim: STAN CHECKETTS

Initials: SC Diagnosis: SMALL HCP: JOHN Doe Isolation: N/A IV Type: PERIPHERAL Critical Labs: Other Services:
Location: RIGHT ARM
Age: 52
BOWEL OBSTRUCTION -
CBC
-HB : 20 NA
HCT: 60
Fall Risk: NO
-

WB2 : K
M/F: M Length of Stay: IDAY Consults: GI Fluid/Rate: NS Consults Needed:
-

500 ML - ELECTROlyTT)
NA : 150
Code Status: N/A Transfer: NO over 30min
NUTRITIONIST
-

CL : 188
Allergies: DEMERO
-

Bon 42
-
-

-
CREATININE = 1 ↑
.

Why is your patient in the hospital (Answer in your own words and include the History of present Illness)?:
COMPLAIN OF ABDOMENAL PAN N/V PAST FEW
PT CAME INTO ER ,
OVER
DAYS .

HAVE LEAD TO PTS SMALL ABDOMINAL OBSTRUCTIO


OF SURGERCES COULD
HISTORY

Health History/Comorbities (that relate to this hospitalization):


SURGicaL HISTORY O HENZA REPAIR AND ADDENDELTOMY
CAN LEAD TO SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION
THESE SURGERIES

Shift Goals/ Patient Education Needs: MEDICATION ADMINISTATION


IHR AFTER
1. PT WILL LOWN PAINSCALE
I HR AFTER MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION
REPORT IMPROVEMENT OF NAUSEA
2. PT WIN
AFTER Medication Administad
Of Dehydration
PRESENT W/EMPROUD 5XS
3. PT WILL

UNDERSTAND SXS OF SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION


4. PT WILL

Path to Discharge: AFTER MED Administratio


PAIN IHR ATER INSETIN O NG TUBE
.

PT WILL REPORT ABDomina Discomfort IHR


LOWER
Of
-

IMPROVEMENT ADMINEstate
-
PT WILL Report NAUSEOUS AFTER MED .

LESS AHR
-
PT WILL Report
Feeling

Path to Death or Injury: AFTER MED .


ADMIN
PAIN SAMYCUL OR HIGHER
.

-
PT REPORTS
N/V IHR AFTER MED ADMIN
.

PT REPORTS Of NG TBE
DISCOMFORT/PAN After PLALEMENT
~

- PT REPORTS
-
PT DOES UARBALY
NOT
EXPRESS THE CORRECT SXS OF SMALL BOOTL OBSTRUTTON
Alerts:
What are you on alert for with this patient? (Signs & Symptoms) Management of Care: What needs to be done for this Patient Today?
ORDERED
1. AB Dominat 1. ADMIN MEDINTON AS
PAIN/Discomfort
AS ORDERED
FLUIDS
2. N/V 2. ADMIN IU

Abdominal Assessment
3. WEARNES3/DIZZENESS 3. Preform
VitaL SXS AND PAIN LULFREQUENTLY
4. Assess Moniton

LABS & VALVEs


What Assessments will focus on for this patient?
5. Assess
& Monitor
(How will I identify the above signs &Symptoms?)
ABDonin 6. PTS SPO2 RIMAINS ABOUT 92% W/OxygEN
1. Preform
PAIN Assessment
AND

2. Assess CBC
, Priorities for Managing the Patient’s Care Today
ABGS SERUM
,
1. REDUCE ABPONMAL
PAIN W/MEDS ORDERED
ELEZTROLYTELAB

3. WV/
VALUES

FEELLY
OF NAUSTA MEDS ORDERED
Assess SKIN 2. REDUCE
& Sutton
MUCOUS MEMBRANES RELIEF WING TUB AND INTERMITTENT
3. ACHIEVE ABDONAL
FOOr DEHYDRATIO

List Complications may occur related to dx, procedure, comorbidities:


4. IMPROVE PT HyPRation STATUS W/IV FLUIDS AS ORDERED

1. ELECTROLYTE
[MBNLANCE
-

TOW
2. INFECT
What aspects of the patient care can be Delegated and who can do it?
VETALS
3. METABOLIL - UAP CAN TARE
ALRALOSIS ASSIST W/Personal Hygime
-
UAP CAN
BLOOD SPECImars TO SEVID TO LAB
Colle
CAN
What nursing or medical interventions may prevent the above Alert or complications? -
CPN
CARE
NG TUBE
- LPN CAN PREM

PASS MEDS
1. MONITOR VITAL
CAw
SIGNS -
LPN
2. MEDiato,
ADcher.
FLUIDS
3. ADMIN IU
& O's
Monitor I

4. NG TBE INTERMENT
Suction

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