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Shahad Moteb Patient Assessment Sheet
Shahad Moteb Patient Assessment Sheet
Division number: B1
Submission date: 16/ may/ 2023
Student's name:----- Shahad Moteb Almotaire Student's ID: 443005476---------------------
Course title:Adult2 Date of care:--4/April --------------------
I. History
A. Bio-demographic data
• Patient's initials:-----M.A------------------------------------------------
• Department:--------B1--------------------------------------------------
• Gender:-----------------Male-----------------------------------------------
• Age:------------------45---------------------------------------------------
• Marital status:--------------married -------------------------------------------
• Level of education:-----------------bachelor ----------------------------------
• Occupation:------------------teacher ------------------------------------------
• Date of admission: ------------------30/3/2023---------------------------------
• Medical Diagnosis:------------------------stroke----------------------------------------------------------------------
• Name of the current surgery:------------------None --------------------------------------------------------------
• Date of the current surgery: ----------------------none-----------------------------------------------------------
• Number of the past surgery: ------------------------none---------------------------------------------------------
• Severity:-----------not sever------------------------------------
• Location:-----------------------head-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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• Onset/duration:-------------this morning ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
• Radiation:----------------------------not -----------------------------------------------------------------------
• Aggravating factors:------------------waking up from sleep--------------------------------------------------------------------
• Alleviating factors:-----------------------none----------------------------------------------------------------
F. Family history
Cancer No Yes
Hypertension No Yes
Diabetes Mellitus No Yes
Kidney disease No Yes
Respiratory diseases No Yes
Heart disease No Yes
Liver disease No Yes
Other complain No Yes
I. Lifestyle/health patterns/habits
Medication:
- Prescribed No Yes
- Over counter No Yes
- Herbal supplements No Yes
Smoking:
- Smoker No Yes Type: cigarette No of per day: ____
- Passive smoker No Yes No of years: ____
- Quitter No Yes
Nutritional status: - Frequency: ------------------meals/day appetite:…………..
- Diet type:----low sugar
- Likes: Saudi food -----------------------------------------------------------------
- Dislikes:--------none -------------------------------------------------------------
- Amount of fluid intake:----0.5L/day
- Height:-------162-----------------------------------------
- Weight:----------65-------------------------------------
- Body mass index:------24.8-----------------------------
Elimination - Bowel frequency: ----2-----------------Characteristics:sausage shape (type 3)-
Perceived constipation: none
- Urinary frequency:----3-----------/day
- Urinary assistive devices: none -----------------------------------------------------
- Color of urine:-------none--------------------------------------------------------------
Sleep quality - Sleep hours: Naps 1____ Night7____
- Complain:-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Level of activity: - Independent: ( )
- Partial dependent: ( ) Specify……..
- Dependent: ( ) Specify…………
Other concerns/complains:
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Wound Assessment
▪ Wound exudates/drainage:
- Type □ Bloody □ Serosanguineous □ Serous □ Purulent
- Amount □ None □ Small □ Moderate □ Large
- Odor □ None □ Foul
4. IV or IV Access No 0
_______
Yes 20
5. Gait
Normal/bed rest/wheelchair 0
Weak 10
Impaired 20 _______
6. Mental status
Oriented to own ability 0
Overestimates or forgets limitations 15 _______
Nerve Nerve name Nature of the Nerve function Specify (what specific test
number nerve (sensory, (normal or was done and what was the
motor, mix) abnormal) response)
Olfactory Sensory Normal The patient can smell fragrance
I.
Optical
II. Sensory Normal The pupils shrink when the light
direct to it
Oculomotor
III. Motor Normal He can move his eyes in4 ways
(Up dawn left and right )
Trochlear
IV. Motor Normal He can move his eyes in4 ways
(Up dawn left and right )
Trigeminal
V. Mix Normal He can fell the fiery and the touch
in his face and can chew easily
Adbucens
VI. Motor Normal He can move his eyes in4 ways
(Up dawn left and right )
Facial
VII. Mix Normal He can smile and puff his cheek
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Vestibulocochlear
VIII. Sensory Normal The patient can hear
Glossopharyngeal
IX. Mix Normal The patient has gag reflex
Vagus
X. Mix Normal The patient has gag reflex
Accessory
XI. Motor Normal Can move his shoulders up
and his head left and right
Hypoglossal
XII. Motor Normal Can move his tongue
b. Diagnostic studies
Name Date Result
Electrocardiogram Normal heart rate
(ECG) 30/3/2023
Name Dose Route Frequency Action Main Side effects Nursing Care of main side
effects (mention at least 2)
Lantus 20 unit Sc HS Regulation of glucose Hypoglycemia
metabolism Motor the blood glucose
before giving the insulin
V- List of patient's problems in priority (Nursing diagnosis based on the abnormal findings in the assessment sheet)
2 Insulin resistance
deficient fluid volum
3 Dental crisis Hypoglycemia
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5
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Allotte Student’s Grade Comme
Assessment Items d nts
Grade Standard criteria
1st case 1st case
2nd case 2nd case
➢ Bio-socio-demographic data Complete, accurate, interpreted 5
(5)
Complete, accurate, not 2.5
interpreted
Incomplete inaccurate 0
➢ Health history (10) Complete, accurate, interpreted 2
Current Health history 2
Complete, accurate, not 1
interpreted
Incomplete inaccurate 0
General appearance 2 Complete, accurate, interpreted 2
Complete, accurate, not 1
interpreted
Incomplete inaccurate 0
Past history 2 Complete, accurate, interpreted 2
Complete, accurate, not 1
interpreted
Incomplete inaccurate 0
Family history 2 Complete, accurate, interpreted 2
Complete, accurate, not 1
interpreted
Incomplete inaccurate 0
Lifestyle/health patterns/habits 2 Complete, accurate, interpreted 2
Complete, accurate, not 1
interpreted
Incomplete inaccurate 0
➢ Physical Examination (15) Complete, interpreted, relevant 15
All systems Complete, relevant, not 10
interpreted
Incomplete, relevant, interpreted 5 Patient
Sheet Incomplete, relevant, not 2.5 Assessment
interpreted
Rubric
Incomplete, irrelevant, not 0
1st + 2nd interpreted Student’s score =
➢ Laboratory & Diagnostic (5) Complete, accurate, interpreted 5 score/2 =
findings Complete, accurate, not 2.5
interpreted
Incomplete inaccurate 0
➢ List of Current Medications (5) Complete, accurate, interpreted 5
Complete, accurate, not 2.5
interpreted
Incomplete inaccurate 0
➢ List of Patient's Problems (10) Actual 4
Potential 4
Priority ranking 2
Total Grade (50) 50
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Instructor’s signature:-----------------------------------------------
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Nursing Care Plan Rubric
Allotte Student’s
Assessment Items d Standard criteria Grade/Comments
Grade
➢ Bio-socio-demographic data (1) Complete, accurate &relevant 1
Incomplete & relevant 0.5
Incomplete inaccurate 0
➢ Nursing Diagnosis (7)
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Nursing care plan (Number-------& Date-------------------)
Not met
because of not
Oral fluid replacement is
risk for deficient fluid volume indicated for mild fluid meeting the
deficit and is a cost- patient agai
related to and dehydration as effective method for
evidence by the intake 1/2 L - replacement treatment.
Older patients have a
Increase the input of Urge the patient to drink the decreased sense of thirst
and may need ongoing
the fluid 1cup every prescribed amount of fluid
reminders to drink. Being
week for a day creative in selecting fluid
sources (e.g., flavored
gelatin, frozen juice bars,
sports drink) can facilitate
fluid replacement. Oral
hydrating solutions (e.g.,
Rehydralyte) can be
considered as needed.
Not met
Risk of In adequate cerebral because of not
When the patient know
perfusion as evidence by the more about the stroke he meeting the
history of the patient of will be preventing the patient again
having an ischemic stroke At the end of the complications if it
education the Provide an atmosphere of reoccurred
patient will know respect, openness, trust,
more about the and collaboration when
sign and symptoms education the patient
of the stroke
References (Using APA style). Note: Add at least 2 resources from books
Doenges, M. E., Moorhouse, M. F., & Murr, A. C. (2006). Nursing care plans: guidelines for individualizing client care across the life span. Ed. 7. Philadelphia, F.A. Davis Co.
Howard K. Butcher, RN, PhD, Gloria M. Bulechek, Joanne M. Dochterman, Cheryl M. Wagner, (2019)
Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 7th Edition
Wagner, M. (2023, January 12). Smoking nursing diagnosis & care plan. NurseTogether. https://www.nursetogether.com/smoking-nursing-diagnosis-care-plan/
Student's Signature……………………..
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Nursing Care Plan Evaluation Form (NCPEF)
Student’s ID________________ Student’s name: ____________________________
Course title_______________ Clinical setting: _____________________________
PLAN’S EXCEEDS STANDARDS MEETS STANDARD APPROACHING DOES NOT MEET TOTAL
COMPONENTS STANDARDS STANDARDS POINTS
4 3 2 1
BIO-SOCIO- Complete, accurate, Incomplete, accurate, Complete, inaccurate, Incomplete, inaccurate,
DEMOGRAPHIC interpreted. interpreted. interpreted. not interpreted.
DATA
NURSING DIAGNOSIS Required number of nursing Written correctly but data Written incorrectly but Written incorrectly and
diagnoses written correctly to support (AEB)* the with sufficient data to data is insufficient to
Actual problem: per NANDA format with diagnosis is not sufficient. support the diagnosis. support the diagnosis
Diagnosis R/T etiology + proper etiology (related to) NANDA diagnosis are NANDA diagnosis are not NANDA diagnosis are
evidences (OD&/or SD)*. and sufficient data (AEB)* to prioritized based on the prioritized based on the not prioritized based on
support diagnosis. based on the patient patient needs/condition. the patient
Risk problem: NANDA diagnosis are needs/condition. needs/condition.
Diagnosis R/T etiology prioritized based on the based
on the patient
needs/condition.
GOAL/OBJECTIVE Goal and related expected Goal and related expected Goal and related expected Goal and related expected
outcomes related to the outcomes related to the outcomes is correct but not outcomes is not related to
diagnosis; is written diagnosis but SMART* is related to the diagnosis. the diagnosis and not
following SMART* not completed. SMART*.
NURSING Identifies at least FOUR Identifies at least THREE Identifies less than Identifies less than
INTERVENTIONS and independent interventions independent interventions THREE independent THREE independent
RATIONALE with scientific rationale with scientific rationale interventions with interventions with
supported by textbook supported by textbook scientific rationale scientific rationale not
citations or evidence based citations or evidence based supported by textbook supported by textbook
information; interventions are information; interventions citations or evidence based citations or evidence
appropriate for the problem; are appropriate for the information; interventions based information;
Integrates dependent problem are appropriate for the interventions are not
interventions. Integrates dependent problem. appropriate for the
interventions. problem.
EVALUATION Data supports if goal is: Data somewhat supports if Data is insufficient to Data do not support if
• Met, goal is: support if goal is: goal is:
• Partially met, • Met, • Met, • Met,
• Not met with appropriate • Partially met, • Partially met, • Partially met,
revisions. • Not met with • Not met • Not met
appropriate revisions
GENERAL Accurate APA* format; 1-2 APA* format error; Many APA* format errors, No APA* formatting;
ORGANIZATION appropriate citations and some inappropriate inappropriate citations and No citations/references;
references. citations and references. references. Grammar inappropriate,
No spelling or grammar Minimal spelling or Many spelling or grammar and many spelling errors
errors. grammar errors. errors. Unreadable handwriting.
Readable handwriting. Readable handwriting. Unreadable handwriting.
TOTAL
*OD: Objective Data, SD: Subjective Data, AEB: As Evidenced by, SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time Limited, APA: American Psychological
Association
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Clinical Nursing Record + Nursing Notes
Student's Name: …………………................................................ Student’s ID: …………………………….
Hospital No:……………. Patient’s initial: ……………………………... Age: ……………. Gender: ………
Bed No: ………….. Room No: .......... Diagnosis: ……………………………............ Admission date: ……………
Student's signature:-----------------------------------------Date-----------------------
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Nursing Notes
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