The document describes a nursing note for a patient seen on November 6th during the 8am-4pm shift. The patient presented with dyspnea, hemoptysis, pale appearance, and depressed mood. A chest x-ray suggested cancer and initial vitals showed tachycardia, tachypnea, low blood pressure, and low oxygen saturation. Through nursing interventions like oxygen supplementation and breathing exercises, the patient's ventilation and oxygenation improved over 8 hours as seen in normalized vital signs and arterial blood gases.
The document describes a nursing note for a patient seen on November 6th during the 8am-4pm shift. The patient presented with dyspnea, hemoptysis, pale appearance, and depressed mood. A chest x-ray suggested cancer and initial vitals showed tachycardia, tachypnea, low blood pressure, and low oxygen saturation. Through nursing interventions like oxygen supplementation and breathing exercises, the patient's ventilation and oxygenation improved over 8 hours as seen in normalized vital signs and arterial blood gases.
The document describes a nursing note for a patient seen on November 6th during the 8am-4pm shift. The patient presented with dyspnea, hemoptysis, pale appearance, and depressed mood. A chest x-ray suggested cancer and initial vitals showed tachycardia, tachypnea, low blood pressure, and low oxygen saturation. Through nursing interventions like oxygen supplementation and breathing exercises, the patient's ventilation and oxygenation improved over 8 hours as seen in normalized vital signs and arterial blood gases.
11-06-2020 Impaired gas exchange Received patient lying on bed, awake.
AM shift (8am-4pm) related to altered oxygen Dyspnea noted supply. Presence of hemoptysis Pale have been off and depressed chest x-ray result suggested cancer Initial vital signs are as follows: T: 35.6 degrees Celsius PR: 113 bpm RR: 25 bpm BP: 80/60 mmHg O2 saturation: 93% Within 8 hrs of nursing intervention the patient will be able to alleviate the dyspnea and improve the breathing patterns. Interventions: Provided a clean and well-ventilated environment for the patient. Initial vital signs taken as ordered and recorded. Assessed level of consciousness/cognition and ability to protect own airway. Assessed respiratory rate, depth, and rhythm and color changes of the patient. Auscultate lungs air movement and abnormal breath sound. Monitored for the use of accessory muscle, pursed lip breathing, changes in skin. Assessed if occasional cough of patient is productive or unproductive and assess its amount, color, odor, and secretion viscosity. Monitored and recorded I/O, and oxygen saturation with the use of pulse oximeter. Monitored chest x-ray and laboratory results of patient. Monitored for any unusualities manifested by patient. Monitored O2 saturation and ABG. Administered IV fluids and other medications as ordered. Administered supplemental oxygen via nasal cannula as prescribed. Provided passive activities to patient such as listening to music or reading a book. Repositioned frequently, placing patient in sitting position and semi-fowler’s position appropriately and comfortably. Encouraged and assisted with deep breathing exercises as appropriate. Encouraged patient to increase fluid intake up to 3000ml/day as tolerated or as ordered by physician. Promoted adequate rest periods to patient. After 8 hrs of nursing intervention the patient was able to demonstrate improve ventilation and adequate oxygenation of tissue by ABGs within patient’s normal range. Endorsed patient with latest vital signs as follow: T: 37.0 degrees Celsius; PR: 100 bpm; RR: 20 bpm; BP: 120/90 mmHg; O2 saturation: 95%---------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------KPJOSOL,FSUU/SN Name: Zeph
Age: 23 years old Sex: Male Room number: 304 Hospital number: 100921