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Appendix C Date/Time Soapie/R Nurse'S Notes
Appendix C Date/Time Soapie/R Nurse'S Notes
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DATE/TIME SOAPIE/R NURSE’S NOTES
1 – 13 – 18 S/O >No verbal output, patient is intubated. Received
patient lying on bed with head of bed elevated at 30
7PM degree angle. Awake with spontaneous eye opening
with isocoric pupils briskly reactive to light and
accommodation, 3mm .with normal power on all
extremities, does not follow commands. With periods
of restlessness. GCS 11 (E4M6V1)
>with endotracheal tube attached to mechanical
ventilator with settings : TV 450, FiO2 40%, BUR 20,
Lip Level 22, on AC mode with fine crackles on
bilateral lung fields. Not in distress. With whitish
tracheal secretion, minimal amount salivary oral
secretion, moderate amount.
>with nasogastric tube for medications and feeding.
NGT patent and in proper placement with (+) gurgling
on auscultation. Adbomen is soft, non tender , non
distended, no pressure sore noted.
>with foley catheter attached to urobag , draining dark
yellow urine. No visible heamturia, with (+) sediments .
Bladder is not distended.
>with ongoing IVF on left hand: #0 PNSS IL + 20
mEqs KCL at 10cc/hr.Infusing well via infusion
pump .No infiltration, no phlebitis on insertion site.
>No peripheral edema noted with good skin turgor.
Skin is warm to touch with temp 37.4 C. Attached to
cardiac monitor with initial vital signs : BP 110/70
mmHg, HR 87 bpm , RR 23 cpm, O2 sat 100%
>Impaired gas exchange r/t imbalance in O2 supply
and demand
>Ineffective airway clearance r/t retained tracheal
secretions
>Impaired physical mobility r/t bed confinement
>Activity Intolerance r/t generalized weakness
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>Risk for further infection
>Risk for injury r/t periods of restlessness
>At the end of the shift, the patient will:
- maintain vital signs within acceptable range
- receive safe nursing care
>Initial vital signs taken. Assessment done
>Due neb given
>Due NGT feeding given. Due meds given per
NGT .Placed on moderate high backrest
P >Referred to Dr. Talabucon with orders carried out
6 AM
7 AM
HGT – 270
9am mg/dl on NPO Hooked to mechanical ventilator
9:15am for UTZ OF Kept monitored for any unusualities
WA Refer to Dr. Taldues via sms
Valproic acid give per iv
Turned to sides intervals
11:00am Hooked to t-give @4Lpm
Seen and examined by Dr, Allaydan
Received 20g iv give
HGT-262 Humulin R 6
mg/dl Hooked to T-tube @ 4lpm
Due medications give
1pm
Hook back to MV
1:15pm Sustained precautions accordingly
Hooked to MV
2:15pm Pre medications give
Turned to side at interval
Reported attending physician
Hooked to MV
3pm
Kept closely monitored
Meds attended
Hooked to T-tube at 4Lpm
5pm
Hooked to MV
Provided care due
Diaper changed into warm
5:40pm
HGT 300 Feed patient nasogastric tube
6:00pm mg/dl Due medications give
Hooked to T-tube
Hooked to MV with same settings
7:00 pm Bedside care done
Endorsed to next NOD
Stool in
moderate Due AlitraQ given per NGT with strict aspiration
amounts precautions patency and placement checked
CBG=172 prior feeding – tolerated without residual
mg/dl Seen and examined by Dr. Talabucan with new
Feeding =250 orders carried out
6:45pm Seen and examined by Dr. Alagadaan with new
order
Advised to night shift NOD for continuity of care
No verbal output; patient is intubated
Received patient in bed; GCS 6 (E1M4Vit);
stupor in sensorium; flexion motor response all
limbs; noo spontaneous eye movement; no
verbal response; intubated; isocoric pupils
brisky reactive to light and accomodation @
E 2mm
With nasogastric tube inserted @ right nostril for
S feeding and medication administration; (+)
O gurgiling sound notes and epigastrium ; (-)
abdominal distentions; with sfot and flabby
abdomen
With endotratcheal tube attached to T-piece
@4Lpm oxygen (+) bilateral chest expansion
noted upon each respiration; with fine crackles
noted at both lung fields
With Nasogastric tube attaced @ L nostril;
(+)patency
(+) gurgling sound herd upon asculation, for
meds and feeding; with Alitroq: 1 sachet in
250cc H20 every 6 hours well tolerated; with
residual
HR is within normal range; in sinus rhythm
With ongoing #2 D5W 500 @ 40cc/hr @ R hand
With normoactive level and heard in all four
abdominal quadrants, soft abdomen and not
distended
With foley catheter attached to urobag draining
well with yellow colored urin in minimal to
moderated amount
With continously hooked to cadiac monitor and
pulse oximeter with latest vs as follows: BP=
10/70mmhg, HR=72bpm, RR=26cpm, T+37c,
O2sat = 100%
Ineffective airway clearance related retained
bronchial secretions
Ineffective breathing pattern related decreased
lung expansions
Impaired gas exchange related insufficient 02
supply and demand
Ineffective cerebral tissue perfusion related
inadequate blood flow
Self care deficit related to hospitalization
A Risk for further infection related to presence of
invasive tubings
After 12 hours of nursing intervention, patient
will be able to: maintain patent airway, maintain
good oxygenation, maintain proper positioning,
maintain hemodynamics within normal range
7pm Established rapport
History taking done
Cephalocaudal assessment done
Positioned patient comfortably
Iprateopium + salbutamol given via nebulization
8pm P Due medications given per ngt
10pm Conefloxacin 200mg IV given
Positioned patient @ L side – lying position
Due Dexamethasone 5mg IV given
Due piperacillin + Taclobatan 4.5 gm IV
I Due Valpros 500mg+tab 2u given
11pm Updated all AP’s s fo patient status
Kept side rails raised
Back tapping
12am Due combinent given via nebulization
Oral care done
2am Positioned patient @ R side lying position
Provided comfort
4am Due medication given
5:30am Morning care done
Perineal care done
6am HGT taken and relayed to AP
Due feeding and medication given per NGT
Due dexamethasone 5mg IV q8 given
Due clexane 0.6cc sc given
Due omeprazole 40mg IV open
6:30am Bedside care done
Provided safety and quiet enviroment
Needs attended
Endorsed to the next NOD for continuity of care
7am with vital signs as follows: bp: 110/60mmhg,
HGT= PR:79bpm, RR=19cpm, o2sat=100%
304mg/dl
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DATE/TIME SOAPIE/R NURSE’S NOTES
1-19-18 S/O Brachial tube attached to mechanical ventilator
7am with setting tv 450 FiO2=40, BUR=16, PEEP=0,
U=22CM on AC mode, tolerated and well
saturated, with clean breath sound, (-)
secretions upon function, (+) bilateral chest
expansion, (-) secretions upon function, (+)
bilateral chest expansion, (-) SOB, regular fast
respiration; with nasogastric tube for
medications and fucntion, (+) patency, with
normoactive bowel sound with flat and soft
abdomen, (-) abdominal distention, (-)BM,
(-)bedsore; foley catheter attached to uro bag,
draining to yellowish urine in moderate amount,
(+) yellowish sediment noted in tubings, (-)
bladder distention, skin warm to touch, good
peripheral pulses with pale mucous membrane,
with anti-embolic stocking applied on both legs,
capillary refill < 3 seconds continuing hooked to
cardiac monitor with normal sinus rhythm with
latest vital signs of BP: 140/90. HR:93, RR:25,
Temp:37.8c, O2sat 100%
Ineffective airway clearance related to retained
endotrachial secretions
Impaired breathing pattern related to insufficient
A oxygen suppy and demand
Ineffective cerebral tissue perfussion related to
altered cerebral blood flow
Impaired physical mobility related to
neuromuscular involvement
Risk for infection related to presence of invasive
tubings
Risk for falls
At the end of my nursing interventions, patient
will be able to: maintain hemodynamics within
normal range, maintain clean and patent airway,
P provide safety at all times, kept monitored is
unsualities
Thorough cephalocaudal assessment done
Initial vital signs and neurovital signs taken and
documented
Positioned comfortably on bed
Thorough cephalocaudal assessment done
Initial vital signs and neurovital signs taken and
I documented
Positioned comfortably on bed
Done for Ct scan with contrast clearance
facilitated
Turned to sides at interval
Back tapping done
Suction secretions as needed