The patient, Mr. Robert Brown, is a 30-year-old male with normal respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, and blood pressure readings throughout the day except for an elevated blood pressure and heart rate in the morning. His Glasgow Coma Scale score dropped from 15 to 13 and he seemed confused, with decreased memory recall and difficulty following commands. He had a 5cm split skin wound on his head that was bleeding through his dressing.
The patient, Mr. Robert Brown, is a 30-year-old male with normal respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, and blood pressure readings throughout the day except for an elevated blood pressure and heart rate in the morning. His Glasgow Coma Scale score dropped from 15 to 13 and he seemed confused, with decreased memory recall and difficulty following commands. He had a 5cm split skin wound on his head that was bleeding through his dressing.
The patient, Mr. Robert Brown, is a 30-year-old male with normal respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, and blood pressure readings throughout the day except for an elevated blood pressure and heart rate in the morning. His Glasgow Coma Scale score dropped from 15 to 13 and he seemed confused, with decreased memory recall and difficulty following commands. He had a 5cm split skin wound on his head that was bleeding through his dressing.
The patient, Mr. Robert Brown, is a 30-year-old male with normal respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, and blood pressure readings throughout the day except for an elevated blood pressure and heart rate in the morning. His Glasgow Coma Scale score dropped from 15 to 13 and he seemed confused, with decreased memory recall and difficulty following commands. He had a 5cm split skin wound on his head that was bleeding through his dressing.
Interpret: In the following table, list the data that you consider to be normal/abnormal (not included in word count)
Normal (Subjective & Objective) Abnormal (Subjective & Objective)
Subjective Subjective Pain in the wound site of 3/10 - Patient found mumbling that it hurts - An Adjacent patient mentioned that Robert was up half the night and found him Objective getting lost when he went to the bathroom. Patient is 30 years old male Respiratory rate (RR) =18 Objective SPO2= 98 - Patient’s GCS level dropping down to 13 (E-4, V-4, M-5). BP= 132/78 @2200 Although movement was purposeful, patient was not obeying to commands and BP=126/80 @2300 answer the specific questions accurately. GCS =15 @2300 - Patient requires orientation as he seems unsure of where he is. Temp= 36.6C - Patient found confused and with decreased memory recall as he was found asking about the location of his dog to other patients. However, he was already informed about his dog being safe at his home by his girlfriend. - Other observations are within the flags except BP 160/95 mmHg which is hypertensive and hearth Rate (Pulse): 111bpm which is tachycardia @0800 (Pain et al. 2016) - 5cm wide Split skin wound on occipital area. The dressing was found partly off and the dressing was soaked with blood. His pillow was found with smears of blood.