- Aling Anna, a 22-year-old bank teller with a history of heart and kidney issues, was admitted to the medical ward for congestive heart failure and possible acute renal failure.
- Upon admission, IV fluids and medications were started to treat her conditions. Throughout the day, her vital signs were monitored and she produced increased urine output, but continued to have leg swelling and shortness of breath.
- By late afternoon, her heart rate had increased, blood pressure decreased, and IV fluids administered had not fully resolved her symptoms, indicating her conditions were still congested despite treatment.
- Aling Anna, a 22-year-old bank teller with a history of heart and kidney issues, was admitted to the medical ward for congestive heart failure and possible acute renal failure.
- Upon admission, IV fluids and medications were started to treat her conditions. Throughout the day, her vital signs were monitored and she produced increased urine output, but continued to have leg swelling and shortness of breath.
- By late afternoon, her heart rate had increased, blood pressure decreased, and IV fluids administered had not fully resolved her symptoms, indicating her conditions were still congested despite treatment.
- Aling Anna, a 22-year-old bank teller with a history of heart and kidney issues, was admitted to the medical ward for congestive heart failure and possible acute renal failure.
- Upon admission, IV fluids and medications were started to treat her conditions. Throughout the day, her vital signs were monitored and she produced increased urine output, but continued to have leg swelling and shortness of breath.
- By late afternoon, her heart rate had increased, blood pressure decreased, and IV fluids administered had not fully resolved her symptoms, indicating her conditions were still congested despite treatment.
ALING ANNA DAY 4 o Start IVF of #1 PNSS 1L at 20gtts/min
ENDORSEMENT via soluset (set the soluset into 30mL)
o TF of PNSS 1L to be infused for 16hrs • 22 years old at SR (same rate) • Working as a bank teller o Time taping all IV • History of ICU for 1 month when she was o Start O2 at 3lmp via nasal cannula 11 years old due to heart enlargement o Start Lasix (Furosemid 10mg/mL) and congestion withhold if BP is below 100/80mmHg • History of Acute Renal Failure Stage 1 or pulse rate is above 100bpm, TID • Creatinine 1.20mg/dL o Start spironolactone (Aldactone 25mg • History of HTN [hypertension] in the po BID) family (both parents) o Weigh patient every shift • Claimed that she loves salty foods like o I&O every shift sodas and chips and fried foods o Limit oral intake to 600mL only per day • Stubborn at times o Low salt, low fat diet • Claimed that she is irked with so many o CK MB + Troponin I instructions by the doctors o CBC, Urinalysis, S/E • Aling Anna, a “hospital flier,” is o 12 leads ECG admitted to the emergency department o Portable x-ray with a diagnosis of congested heart o For Pro BNP failure. She was discharged from the o Monitor the GFR of patient hospital 10 days ago and comes in today o Limit ambulation stating, “I just had to come to the o WOF pedal edema hospital today because I can’t catch my breath and my legs are as big as tree trunks.” After further questioning by you (student nurse) learn that is strictly following the fluid and salt restriction ordered during her last hospital admission. She reports gaining 1-2kg every day since her discharge. • Aling Anna was then subject for re- admission to the medical surgical ward ___________________________________
6:30AM Upon admission Dr. Moi ordered:
o Chief complaint: Shortness of breath o Admitting Diagnosis: Congested Heart Failure o Possible Diagnosis: Acute Renal Failure Stage 1 secondary to CHF o Vital signs monitoring every 2 hours with MAP pressure (if MAP pressure is below 60mmHg notify me at once and hold medication) 8:30 AM after endorsement ALING ANNA 12 NOON: You will be giving the Lasix was assigned to you (Furosemide 10mg/ml) • Level of the IV was 750 ml and regulated • Spironolactone (Aldactone 25 mg po) properly hooked at Right metacarpal • The level of the IV at this point 440 ML vein with minimal blood noted • The patient was seen eating the • Patient was cold and clammy served food • Dryness of the nares noted • A 500ml bottled water was seen at the • Upon assessment the patient claimed bedside that she still experiences shortness of breath VITAL SIGNS @12 NOON • You also observed that the glass of the Temp Pulse Respi Blood O2 Sat patient is not calibrated, the previous Rate Rate Pressu nurse did not advice the patient to limit re 37.0 90 21 190/80 94% the oral intake. degree beats/min cycles/min mmhg • G1 bipedal edema noted Celcius IRREGUL • Capillary Refill of 3 seconds on both AR BEATING fingers and toes • Upon weighing the patient on that time it 2:00 PM The VITAL SIGNS was 76 kg from 74 kg • The Level of IV 280ML • The patient was claimed that the urine VITAL SIGNS @ 8:30AM output was about 3x going to the Temp Pulse Respi Blood O2 Sat Rate Rate Pressu bathroom re • Stool once 37.5 89 22 190/80 94% • Bipedal Edema still noted degree beats/min cycles/min mmhg 94% on 2 • The patient was seen sitting at times Celcius several occasion • The latest weight is 76 kg • Capillary Refill of 3 seconds on a 10 AM it was observed by you that patient comparative matter keeps on standing and going to the bathroom (and we do have an order of LATEST VITAL SIGNS @2PM limiting ambulation to the patient) Temp Pulse Respi Blood O2 Sat • CK MB + Troponin I Rate Rate Pressu re • CBC, Urinalysis, S/E, 12 LEADS ECG, 37.5 99 21 170/80 96% Portable Xray, Pro BNP, GFR of patient degree beats/min cycles/min mmhg all laboratory done (and results are to be Celcius IRREGUL referred once the physician would make AR BEATING his rounds) • At this point Level IV is 600 mL • Patient claimed that she frequently urinates at the toilets, and forgot to measures the urine output.
VITAL SIGNS @10AM
Temp Pulse Respi Blood O2 Sat Rate Rate Pressu re 37.0 99 21 190/80 95% degree beats/min cycles/min mmhg Celcius IRREGUL AR BEATING