CUE AND CLUE Problem List Initial Planning Planning Planning
Diagnosis Diagnosis Therapy monitoring
Mr. S/ 28 y.o 1.1 Drug Non Pharmacology: Plan Monitoring:
- Shortness of breath since 2 days ago, suddenly felt like 1. Shortness of O2 NC k/p being crushed. Shortness of breath appears at night breath Hypersensitivi • Subjective when the air is cold, Complaints decreased after the ty Reaction High Calories High Protein diet patient took Neo Napacin (Theophylline tab 150 mg) 1500 kkal/day • Vital sign: TD,HR, RR, SpO2 - 6 hours before admitted the patient went to Bhayangkara Hospital with similar complaints, then was 1.2 Asthma Pharmacology: given an injection (do not know the name of the drug) acute Plan Education: at around 08.30, then the patient was outpatient and - Inj. Difenhidramin 3x1 amp was given tablets (cetirizin, omeprazole, b complex, and exaserbation - Nebul combivent /8 hour • Cause of the diseases dexamethasone). (improved) • Prognosis of the disease - The patient was discharged at 10.00. On the way home, Consult to pulmonology the patient's eyes started to swell. - chest tightness reappeared at 12.00, accompanied by division to consider spirometry reddish bumps on the body without pruritus Objective Laboratory results: Consult to dermatovernology GCS: E4V5M6 Lab 27/06/24 RSUD Ulin to consider skin prick test TD: 149/108 mmHg Leukosit 10.800 HR: 120 x/menit Neu% 72.4 RR: 20x/menit Eosi% 0.6 T: 36 C limfosit% 19.1 SpO2: 91% RA --> 99% Nk 2 lpm CxR 27/6/24 Skin Abnormalities: Multiple Exp(-), normal cast, increased external dominant macular bronchovesicular cleft, ICS erythema, pruritus (-) dilation CUE AND CLUE Problem List Initial Planning Planning Planning Diagnosis Diagnosis Therapy monitoring
Mr. S/ 28 y.o 2. Multiple 2.1 Rt drug Non Pharmacology: Plan Monitoring:
- 6 hours before admitted the patient went to O2 NC k/p Bhayangkara Hospital with similar complaints, then was erythemed macules eruption • Subjective given an injection (do not know the name of the drug) High Calories High Protein diet at around 08.30, the ulcer pain decreased, then the with predominantly 1500 kkal/day • Vital sign: TD,HR, RR, SpO2 patient was outpatient and was given tablets (cetirizin, peripheral areas 2.2 Eritema omeprazole, b complex, and dexamethasone). multiform Pharmacology: - The patient was discharged at 10.00. On the way home, Plan Education: the patient's eyes started to swell. - Inj. Difenhidramin 3x1 amp - chest tightness reappeared at 12.00, accompanied by - Inj. Methylprednisolone • Cause of the diseases reddish bumps on the body without pruritus 2x62.5mg • Prognosis of the disease Objective Laboratory results: Consult to dermatovernology GCS: E4V5M6 Lab 27/06/24 RSUD Ulin to consider skin prick test TD: 149/108 mmHg Leukosit 10.800 HR: 120 x/m Neu% 72.4 RR: 20x/m Eosi% 0.6 T: 36 C limfosit% 19.1 SpO2: 91% RA --> 99% Nk 2 lpm
Skin Abnormalities: Multiple
external dominant macular erythema, pruritus (-) CUE AND CLUE Problem List Initial Planning Planning Planning Diagnosis Diagnosis Therapy monitoring
Mr. S/ 28 y.o 3. PVC Occasional Non Pharmacology: Plan Monitoring:
- History of hypertension O2 NC k/p - Dyspneu (+) • Subjective Epigastric pain since 2 days ago, appears slowly, feels High Calories High Protein diet - hot and stabbing in the centre of the chest. 1500 kkal/day • Vital sign: TD,HR, RR, SpO2 • Evaluates ECG if there is a Pharmacology: palpitation - IVFD NS 1500/24 jam Plan Education: • Cause of the diseases • Prognosis of the disease Objective Laboratory results: GCS: E4V5M6 Lab 27/06/24 RSUD Ulin TD: 149/108 mmHg Leukosit 10.800 HR: 120 x/m Neu% 72.4 RR: 20x/m Eosi% 0.6 T: 36 C limfosit% 19.1 SpO2: 91% RA --> 99% Nk 2 lpm ECG 27/6/24 Cor: S1- S2 single, irregular, Sinus tachycardia 120 bpm, RAE murmur (-) ECG on monitor PVC (+)
2232 - Subject - Telecommunication Switching Systems - Year - B.E. (Electronics Telecommunication - Electronics Communication Engineering) Sixth Semester (C.B