Maureen Wroble, a 28 year old single female, was admitted with signs of fluid volume deficit including weakness, dizziness, loss of consciousness, chest pain, and pallor. Over the course of her care, nurses monitored her vital signs, encouraged fluid intake, administered IV fluids and medications, changed her position regularly, and used relaxation techniques and pain medications to manage her acute pain and fatigue. By 10:00 pm her fluid volume was at a functional level, her skin had good turgor, and her pain was rated 0/10.
Maureen Wroble, a 28 year old single female, was admitted with signs of fluid volume deficit including weakness, dizziness, loss of consciousness, chest pain, and pallor. Over the course of her care, nurses monitored her vital signs, encouraged fluid intake, administered IV fluids and medications, changed her position regularly, and used relaxation techniques and pain medications to manage her acute pain and fatigue. By 10:00 pm her fluid volume was at a functional level, her skin had good turgor, and her pain was rated 0/10.
Maureen Wroble, a 28 year old single female, was admitted with signs of fluid volume deficit including weakness, dizziness, loss of consciousness, chest pain, and pallor. Over the course of her care, nurses monitored her vital signs, encouraged fluid intake, administered IV fluids and medications, changed her position regularly, and used relaxation techniques and pain medications to manage her acute pain and fatigue. By 10:00 pm her fluid volume was at a functional level, her skin had good turgor, and her pain was rated 0/10.
DATE/ SHIFT/ TIME FOCUS NOTES (DATA, ACTION, RESPONSE)
10:00 am Fluid Volume Deficit Data: Received patient conscious lying with an ongoing IV Fluid of PNSS 1L infusing well in her right arm. Vital signs as follows: Temp: 37.5 10:30 am BP: 110/80 RR:22 11:00 am PR:11 12:00 pm (+) body weakness (+) dizziness 1:00 pm (+) loss of consciousness (+) chest and epigastric pain 1:30 pm (+) pallor -Assesses patient’s general condition -weigh the patient - Monitored VS and charted -Encouraged Fluid intake -Monitored Intake and Output - Monitored and regulated IVF at desired rate -Administered medication as ordered -Assisted patient to change position every 2hours -Promoted proper ventilation and therapeutic environment -Advised SO to always stay on the patient bedside -Provided opportunity for patient to rest 2:00 pm Acute pain -Assessed patient’s pain scale - Promoted relaxation techniques such as massage and diversional activities such as watching tv. 4:00 pm -Administered medication as ordered such as Omeprazole 40g/cap, ampicillin-sulbactam 1.5 g IV and Paracetamol 500 mg 6:00 pm - positioned the patient to her comfortable position - Used of non-pharmacological techniques for pain 7:00 pm management as appropriate. 8:00 pm Fatigue -Encouraged patient to rest 8:30 pm - Teach energy conservation methods. - Provided comfort such as massage, and cool showers. 9:00 pm - Offered diversional activities that are soothing. 9:30 pm - Promoted relaxation before sleep and providing for several hours of uninterrupted sleep can contribute to energy restoration. 10:00 pm R. the patient is conscious comfortably lying on bed and able to maintain fluid volume at functional level with good skin turgor with a pain scale of 0/10.