Prep for Lab. Please take a look at the files I’ve attached. I can send an example if you’d like. Need to be completed all 3 doc that I included. No need to be palagirizim free.PrepWorkCO

MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS: COPD

Wallace Peterson

Pathophysiology (in your words)

COPD

What are the risk factors?

COPD

What Priority Physical Assessment Findings are associated with COPD ? [RECOGNIZING CUES]

What are the Anticipated Provider Prescriptions? (Generating Solutions)

Medication and Rationales

Medication: Normal Saline IVF

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Action: How would you tell the patient?:

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Medication: Vancomycin

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Action: How would you tell the patient?:

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Medication: Ipratropium

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Action: How would you tell the patient?:

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Medication: Vancomycin

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Action: How would you tell the patient?:

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What are the anticipated Priority Labs/Diagnostic Testing?

What are the Priority Problems/Nursing Diagnoses [ Interpreting/Analyze Cues/Prioritizing Hypotheses based on client needs]

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Priority Nursing Interventions [Responding/Taking Action]

(Vital signs, I/O, Daily weights, encourage IS, Monitor/Evaluate, Care of lines, drains/tubes, etc.)

Labs/Diagnostics (why would you anticipate this order for your patient)

Evaluate Outcomes [Reflecting]

(What finding(s) indicate improvement or worsening of the condition)

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Priority Patient Educational Needs

MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS: DKA

Pathophysiology (in your words)

DKA

What are the risk factors?

DKA

What Priority Physical Assessment Findings are associated with DKA

? [RECOGNIZING CUES]

What are the Anticipated Provider Prescriptions? (Generating Solutions)

Medication and Rationales

Medication: Normal Saline IVF

Trade name:

Normal Dosage:

Onset/Peak/Duration:

Action: How would you tell the patient?:

Why is the patient taking it:

3 Most common Side Effects:

Adverse reactions/Life Threatening Reactions:

Medication: Cefazolin

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Medication: Morphine

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Medication: Ondansetron

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Medication: Regular Insulin IV

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Normal Dosage:

Onset/Peak/Duration:

Action: How would you tell the patient?:

Why is the patient taking it:

3 Most common Side Effects:

Adverse reactions/Life Threatening Reactions:

What are the anticipated Priority Labs/Diagnostic Testing?

What are the Priority Problems/Nursing Diagnoses [ Interpreting/Analyze Cues/Prioritizing Hypotheses based on client needs]

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2.

Priority Nursing Interventions [Responding/Taking Action]

(Vital signs, I/O, Daily weights, encourage IS, Monitor/Evaluate, Care of lines, drains/tubes, etc.)

Labs/Diagnostics (why would you anticipate this order for your patient)

Evaluate Outcomes [Reflecting]

(What finding(s) indicate improvement or worsening of the condition)

Worsening:

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Improving:

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Priority Patient Educational Needs

MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS: Cholelithiasis

Pathophysiology (in your words)

Cholelithiasis

What are the risk factors?

Cholelithiasis

What Priority Physical Assessment Findings are associated with Cholelithiasis ? [RECOGNIZING CUES]

What are the Anticipated Provider Prescriptions? (Generating Solutions)

Medication and Rationales

Medication: Normal Saline IVF

Trade name:

Normal Dosage:

Onset/Peak/Duration:

Action: How would you tell the patient?:

Why is the patient taking it:

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Adverse reactions/Life Threatening Reactions:

Medication: Metformin

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Normal Dosage:

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Action: How would you tell the patient?:

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Medication: Zofran

Trade name:

Normal Dosage:

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Action: How would you tell the patient?:

Why is the patient taking it:

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Medication: Morphine

Trade name:

Normal Dosage:

Onset/Peak/Duration:

Action: How would you tell the patient?:

Why is the patient taking it:

3 Most common Side Effects:

Adverse reactions/Life Threatening Reactions:

What are the anticipated Priority Labs/Diagnostic Testing?

What are the Priority Problems/Nursing Diagnoses [ Interpreting/Analyze Cues/Prioritizing Hypotheses based on client needs]

1.

2.

Priority Nursing Interventions [Responding/Taking Action]

(Vital signs, I/O, Daily weights, encourage IS, Monitor/Evaluate, Care of lines, drains/tubes, etc.)

Labs/Diagnostics (why would you anticipate this order for your patient)

Evaluate Outcomes [Reflecting]

(What finding(s) indicate improvement or worsening of the condition)

Worsening:

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·

·

Improving:

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Priority Patient Educational Needs