1) The document describes a dialogue between two nurses, Nurse 1 and Nurse 2, discussing the condition of a patient, Mr. A, who has a diagnosis of hypertension.
2) Nurse 2 provides details of Mr. A's vital signs and complaints of headaches, dizziness, and fatigue. Nurse 2's nursing diagnosis is "Pain (headache) is associated with increased cerebral vascular pressure."
3) Nurse 1 agrees with Nurse 2's diagnosis and asks about the nursing plan, to which Nurse 2 outlines monitoring vital signs, providing comfort, limiting activity, and pain monitoring. Nurse 1 suggests also teaching deep breathing techniques.
1) The document describes a dialogue between two nurses, Nurse 1 and Nurse 2, discussing the condition of a patient, Mr. A, who has a diagnosis of hypertension.
2) Nurse 2 provides details of Mr. A's vital signs and complaints of headaches, dizziness, and fatigue. Nurse 2's nursing diagnosis is "Pain (headache) is associated with increased cerebral vascular pressure."
3) Nurse 1 agrees with Nurse 2's diagnosis and asks about the nursing plan, to which Nurse 2 outlines monitoring vital signs, providing comfort, limiting activity, and pain monitoring. Nurse 1 suggests also teaching deep breathing techniques.
1) The document describes a dialogue between two nurses, Nurse 1 and Nurse 2, discussing the condition of a patient, Mr. A, who has a diagnosis of hypertension.
2) Nurse 2 provides details of Mr. A's vital signs and complaints of headaches, dizziness, and fatigue. Nurse 2's nursing diagnosis is "Pain (headache) is associated with increased cerebral vascular pressure."
3) Nurse 1 agrees with Nurse 2's diagnosis and asks about the nursing plan, to which Nurse 2 outlines monitoring vital signs, providing comfort, limiting activity, and pain monitoring. Nurse 1 suggests also teaching deep breathing techniques.
Class : 2-A D3 Keperawatan Courses : English II Lecturer : Mrs. Armadetus, M.Pd
Dialogue Nurse to Nurse
Nurse 1 : Hello nurse Diba.
Nurse 2 : Hello nurse Dila. Nurse 1: How is the condition of Mr. A in room 105 with a medical diagnosis of Hypertension? Nurse 2 : Mr. A is 30 years old with a medical diagnosis of Hypertension. The general condition of the client is moderate, composmentis awareness, vital signs measurement results, BP: 150/90 mmHg, P: 110 bpm, RR: 20 breaths/min, T: 37°C. The client complains of head pain, with a pain scale of 8 from 1-10. Clients also complain of dizziness, especially when just getting out of bed. Clients also complain of feeling tired easily. Nurse 1: Then what nursing diagnosis did you assign? Nurse 2: Based on the data that I mentioned earlier, I established a nursing diagnosis "Pain (headache) is associated with increased cerebral vascular pressure" against Mr. A. What according to nurse Dila? Nurse 1: In my opinion, the nursing diagnosis that you took is in accordance with existing data. So you can make the diagnosis. Then, what nursing plan would you do to address the problem? Nurse 2: I will observe the client's vital signs every 2 hours, give the client a comfortable position, limit the client's activities by maintaining bed rest or resting in a chair, monitor the client's pain scale, and provide a calm environment for the patient. Nurse 1: Already good. However, you should add to teach deep breath relaxation techniques, this is to reduce the pain that the client feels. Nurse 2: Well nurse. Nurse 1: Do you have anything else to say? Nurse 2: Enough. Nurse 1: Alright, if you have anything to ask, you can directly ask me or other colleagues. Nurse 2: O.K nurse, Thank you. Nurse 1: You're welcome.