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    The patient is a call center agent who smokes 3-4 cigarettes per day and drinks many caffeinated and sugary beverages. She was admitted for edema in her hands and feet following a recent surgery. She expresses some anger and grief over the loss of her child. Her creatinine and BUN levels have improved but she remains on bed rest with oxygen supplementation.

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    The patient is a call center agent who smokes 3-4 cigarettes per day and drinks many caffeinated and sugary beverages. She was admitted for edema in her hands and feet following a recent surgery. She expresses some anger and grief over the loss of her child. Her creatinine and BUN levels have improved but she remains on bed rest with oxygen supplementation.

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    Psychosocial: 3.) PE/ARSON Assessment

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    The patient is a call center agent who smokes 3-4 cigarettes per day and drinks many caffeinated and sugary beverages. She was admitted for edema in her hands and feet following a recent surgery. She expresses some anger and grief over the loss of her child. Her creatinine and BUN levels have improved but she remains on bed rest with oxygen supplementation.

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    Catherine A.

    Prado BSN II – B

    Mrs. Johnson was wearing her Patient is working as a call


    pajamas, hair slightly center agent, usually working on
    disheveled. She has edema of graveyard shift. Admitted
    both hand and feet. Bilateral smoking even when pregnant,
    edema was pitting, 3+. The usually 3-4 sticks a day.
    edema of the hands is non- Consumes about 2-3 12 ounce of
    pitting, 2+. Eye assessment brewed coffee. No alcohol
    suggest she has slightly intake.
    impaired visual acuity, however
    no history of eye impairment. Patient was a practicing
    She is slightly diaphoretic. No Catholic.
    discoloration of the conjunctiva,
    nailbeds of oral mucosa. Has a caring and loving
    husband.
    She was able to describe and
    Psychosocial rated her headache. Usually eats fast-food when
    duty. While at home, usually
    In the 4’th day of her post orders food via delivery. Rarely
    operation she thrown her eat home-cooked food. Usual
    medicine cup at her husband and intake of sweetened beverages,
    the nurse. And shouted at her 3-4 8-ounces of soda a day.
    children.
    Has seasonal rhinitis, usually
    Day 5 of post-operation patient controlled with betamethasone
    still expresses some degree of and loratadine. Allergic to
    anger toward herself. She said chicken. No known allergies to
    she deeply grieves for the loss of medications.
    her child.
    Still with mild tenderness on the Mild oligohydromnios was
    RUQ noted.

    Elimination Indwelling catheter was Patients creatinine was 2.0 to


    inserted. 1.6, BUN was 35 mg/dL, and
    Hgb was 8.9 grams to 9 grams.
    NGT was inserted.
    Upon admission the patient was Patient was positioned left-side
    positioned left-side lying. lying.

    Activity and Rest Patient was in complete bed rest Complete bed rest.
    with bathroom assist.

    Sleep Patient complained of difficulty


    of sleeping.
    Non-rebreather mask was Maintained on oxygen
    utilized. supplementation at 5 LPM of
    oxygen via non-rebreather mask.
    Nasal cannula was inserted
    Oxygenation SaO2: 99% via nasal cannula at
    3 liters per minute of oxygen.

    3.) PE/ARSON Assessment


    Catherine A. Prado BSN II – B

    Nutrition On fluid restriction of 1.5 liter


    per day.

    3.) PE/ARSON Assessment

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