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    The doctor's orders document outlines medical tests and treatments for a patient over 4 days from 1/11/10 to 1/14/10. The orders include bed rest, monitoring vital signs, administering IV fluids and medications, performing imaging tests and procedures like an ultrasound-guided drain placement, and transitioning the patient to oral intake and discontinuing some IV treatments. The final day's orders include changing the patient's code status to "Do Not Resuscitate".

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    The doctor's orders document outlines medical tests and treatments for a patient over 4 days from 1/11/10 to 1/14/10. The orders include bed rest, monitoring vital signs, administering IV fluids and medications, performing imaging tests and procedures like an ultrasound-guided drain placement, and transitioning the patient to oral intake and discontinuing some IV treatments. The final day's orders include changing the patient's code status to "Do Not Resuscitate".

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    The doctor's orders document outlines medical tests and treatments for a patient over 4 days from 1/11/10 to 1/14/10. The orders include bed rest, monitoring vital signs, administering IV fluids and medications, performing imaging tests and procedures like an ultrasound-guided drain placement, and transitioning the patient to oral intake and discontinuing some IV treatments. The final day's orders include changing the patient's code status to "Do Not Resuscitate".

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    APPENDIX A: Doctor’s order

    1/11/10
    >complete bed rest without toilet privileges
    >NPO
    >electrocardiogram 12 leads
    >CBC BUN SGPT
    >urinalysis
    >hook patient to NIV O2 100%
    >FBC connected
    >measure abdominal girth in the morning
    >moderate high back rest
    >promote bed rest

    1/12/10
    >HGT every 6 hours
    >attach to pulse oximeter
    >K+, TPT serum CREA, BUN in am
    >ultrasound-guided abdominal and placement of serum permeable peritoneal drain to be
    done at patients bedside

    1/13/10
    >peritoneal pigtail drain placement orders
    >may replace dressing every 3 days or soaked
    >record output
    >drain another 800cc of acetic acid fluid and send to block and cytology
    >do flushing of FBC

    1/14/10
    >discontinue dopamine and furosemide drip, albumin drip
    >close mainline
    >maintain aminoliban drip regulate at 20cc/hr
    >to consume stocks
    >discontinue lasix drip once consumed
    >DNR

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