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    A 16-year-old female patient, C.K., was in room 505 of the pediatric ward due to being at high risk for injury. On April 27th at 1pm, the patient was awake in bed with an intact IV in her right hand. The nurse took steps to prevent injury by keeping the bed rails up and locked, advising those watching the patient not to leave her unattended, and monitoring her health and food intake. No injuries were noted. On April 28th at 1pm, the same prevention steps were taken as the patient had an IV in her left hand, and again no injuries occurred.

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    A 16-year-old female patient, C.K., was in room 505 of the pediatric ward due to being at high risk for injury. On April 27th at 1pm, the patient was awake in bed with an intact IV in her right hand. The nurse took steps to prevent injury by keeping the bed rails up and locked, advising those watching the patient not to leave her unattended, and monitoring her health and food intake. No injuries were noted. On April 28th at 1pm, the same prevention steps were taken as the patient had an IV in her left hand, and again no injuries occurred.

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    Fdar-Pedia Ward

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    A 16-year-old female patient, C.K., was in room 505 of the pediatric ward due to being at high risk for injury. On April 27th at 1pm, the patient was awake in bed with an intact IV in her right hand. The nurse took steps to prevent injury by keeping the bed rails up and locked, advising those watching the patient not to leave her unattended, and monitoring her health and food intake. No injuries were noted. On April 28th at 1pm, the same prevention steps were taken as the patient had an IV in her left hand, and again no injuries occurred.

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    FDAR – PEDIA WARD HIGH-RISK

    Patient Initials: C. K. Age: 16


    Room #: 505 Gender: Female

    DATE / TIME FOCUS DATA, ACTION, and RESPONSE


    April 27, 2023 Risk for Injury DATA:
    1pm ➢ On bed awake
    ➢ With intact heplock on right hand
    ACTION:
    ➢ Kept side rails up and locked
    ➢ Advised relative not to leave the patient unattended
    ➢ Advised small frequent feeding with strict aspiration
    precaution
    ➢ Instructed relative proper hygiene
    ➢ HGT monitored taken and recorded
    RESPONSE:
    ➢ No injury noted

    DATE / TIME FOCUS DATA, ACTION, and RESPONSE


    April 28, 2023 Risk for injury DATA:
    1pm ➢ On bed, awake
    ➢ With intact heplock on the left hand
    ACTION:
    ➢ Kept side rails up
    ➢ Advised significant other to raise side rails up at all times
    ➢ Facilitated hemoglucose test every six hours
    ➢ Daily wound care done
    RESPONSE:
    ➢ No injury noted

    Student Nurse: Gomez, Ellyza Syrelle C.


    Group 2 – 4B

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