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Emergency Nursing Care Record
Emergency Nursing Care Record
Emergency Nursing Care Record
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Room ________________________
Presenting Health Problem Health History/Allergies
Smoker ■ Yes ■ No
Skin colour________ Skin temperature________ Diaphoresis________ • Social Situation Language Spoken ______________________________
• Radial Pulse ■ Interpretation Services contacted
■ Strong ■ Regular ■ Weak ■ Irregular ■ Lives with family / friend ■ Lives alone ■ Has CCAC
• Hydration ■ Other _________________________________________________________
■ Well hydrated ■ Mild dehydration Clothing / Belongings / Own Medications given to:
■ Moderate dehydration ■ Severe dehydration ■ With patient ■ Family ■ Security ■ Other ________________
• Neurologic ■ Awake, alert and oriented • ISAR (For all Patients >65) ■ N/A
■ Altered LOC (See Neuro Vital Sign Record, page 3) 1) Before the illness or injury that brought you to the Emergency, ■ Yes 01
did you need someone to help you on a regular basis? ■ No 00
• Abdomen ■ N/A
2) In the last 24 hours, have you needed more help than usual? ■ Yes 01
Bowel Sounds ________________ Distention _______________________
■ No 00
Guarding _____________________ Rigidity __________________________ 3) Have you been hospitalized for one or more nights during the ■ Yes 01
past six months? ■ No 00
• Genito-Urinary ■ N/A
4) In general, do you have problems with your vision? ■ Yes 01
Dysuria _______________________ Hematuria _______________________ ■ No 00
Frequency ____________________ Flank pain ■ Right ■ Left 5) In general, do you have serious problems with your memory? ■ Yes 01
■ No 00
• Gynecologic ■ N/A 6) Do you take six or more medications every day? ■ Yes 01
■ No 00
Last menstrual period _________________ Gravida/Para ______________ Positive test is 2 or more
YYYY MM DD Total /6
Vaginal bleeding Amount _______________ Duration _______________
Form MS 560 TRIAL (Rev 10.2010) Form MS 560 TRIAL (Rev 10.2010)
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Temperature
Intravenous Initiation Gauge Intravenous Location Initials Value Initial Pupils
Coma Scale
Respiratory
(HH:MM) (HH:MM)
+ / - CAM
Strength
Heart Rate
Pupils (size in mm)
Pressure
Glasgow
Site #1 L R
Cardiac
Rhythm
Oxygen
LPM %
1 2 3 4
Verbal
Motor
Blood
Arm Leg
SpO2
Eyes
Rate
Pain
Site #2 Time Size React Size React
(HH:MM) mm + / - mm + / - R L R L Initials
Site #3 5 6
Site #4
Time Interventions Size Site / Comments / Drainage Initials
(HH:MM) 7 8
Urinary Catheter
Gastric Tube
Central Line
Eyes
Arterial Line 4 = Spontaneous
3 = To voice
2 = To pain
Intravenous Intake 1 = None
Time End Time Time S = Swollen shut
(HH:MM) Site # Bag # Solution Volume Rate (HH:MM) Initials (HH:MM) Intake Output Initials
Verbal
5 = Oriented
4 = Disoriented
3 = Inappropriate
words
2 = Incomprehensible
sounds
1 = None
T = ET Tube/Trach
Motor
6 = Obeys commands
5 = Localizes pain
4 = Withdraw pain
3 = Flex to pain
2 = Extend to pain
1 = None
Strength
N = Normal
W = Weak
A = Absent
Transfer Summary
Date (YYYY.MM.DD) Time (HH.MM) Unit Report given by Report given to
Medications
Time Medication Dose Route Initials Time Effect Initials
(HH:MM) (HH:MM)
Discharge Summary
Date (YYYY.MM.DD) Time (HH.MM) Accompanied by Method of transportation
Follow-up Plan
Written Instructions
Health Teaching
Discharge Nurse
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