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    The document summarizes a client's daily progress during a 7-day hospital stay. It records the client's vital signs, lab results, medications administered, diet, and activity level each day. On admission, the client had an elevated temperature and blood pressure. Over the course of the week, the client's temperature and blood pressure decreased as they received IV fluids, medications, and increased activity. Their lab results and health problems are also noted each day.

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    Vi. Client'S Daily Progress in The Hospital 1) Client's Daily Progress Chart Days ADMISSSION (February 4, 2013) 5 6 7 Nursing Problems

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    Tine Mendoza
    The document summarizes a client's daily progress during a 7-day hospital stay. It records the client's vital signs, lab results, medications administered, diet, and activity level each day. On admission, the client had an elevated temperature and blood pressure. Over the course of the week, the client's temperature and blood pressure decreased as they received IV fluids, medications, and increased activity. Their lab results and health problems are also noted each day.

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    VI. CLIENTS DAILY PROGRESS IN THE HOSPITAL 1) Clients Daily Progress Chart DAYS NURSING PROBLEMS 1.)Hyperthermia 2.

    ) Decreased cardiac output 3.) Ineffective peripheral tissue perfusion 4.)Acute pain 5.) Impaired physical mobility 6.) Impaired Skin integrity 7.)Risk for injury ADMISSSION (February 4, 2013) 5 6 7

    VITAL SIGNS Temperature Pulse Rate Respiratory Rate Blood Pressure 36.6C 78bpm 18cpm
    160/100mmHg

    36C 97bpm 20cpm 140/80mm Hg

    36.2C

    36.3 77bpm 17cpm 130/80mm Hg

    73bpm 16cpm 120/80mm Hg

    DX/LAB PROCEDURES 1.) URINALYSIS 2.) LDH 3.) CBC Hematocrit Hemoglobin Leukocyte count Neutrophils Lymphocytes Monocytes Eosinophils Platelet Count MEDICAL MANAGEMENT 1. IVFs D5LRS 1L D5LRS 1L + 10 U Oxytocin

    0.35 119 7.86 0.68 0.26 0.05 0.01 187

    DRUGS

    Standing Order
    1. Magnesium Sulfate 2. Aldomet

    REVISED

    3. Buscopan 4. Diclofenac 5. Tramal 6. Cefuroxime 7. Mefenamic Acid 8. Losartan


    NOT GIVEN

    D/C

    Stat Medications
    1. 2. 3. 4. Catapres Hydralazine Magnesium sulfate Ampicillin DIET 1. Nothing per orem 2. General liquid diet ACTIVITY 1. Complete Bed Rest with Bathroom Privileges 2. Ambulation

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