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Adult II
NURS 316
Spring 2021
Course Instructors:
Dr. Sharifah Alsayed
Dr. Seham El gamal
Subjective Data:
Mr. T is 39 years old, male, married, Muslim, speaks Arabic from Saudi Arabia, doesn’t work. In 18\9\2021 he came to the emergency
room with his son with a chief complaint of dislocation of hip joint and severe pain and went through right acetabulum open reduction
and internal fix. The patient previous history was DM, HTN post RTA (Renal Tubular Acidosis) and previous healed pressure ulcer stage
2 from home. No know allergy, normal sleep pattern 7-8 hours a day, doesn’t smoke and doesn’t consume alcohol.
Objective Data:
The patient GCS 15\15, braden scale was 20\23, his vital signs as follows BP 124\74, HR 88, RR 20, Temp 37.0, spO2 98%. His wight is
130kg, his height is 173cm. the BMI is 43.44 which is considered as obese stage 3. The patient has a PICC line in right arm with dextrose
5% in water. His appetite is good. Patient with round head with no lumps. His eyes are symmetrical with both pupils that have the same
shape, size, and react equally to light. The conjunctiva is pink. The nose appeared symmetrical. He has normal lung sound and breathing
pattern. The patient has no clubbing and normal capillary refill within 2 second. good upper and lower limbs strength. Good sensation and
good blood circulation. Patient dressing intact and dry with no backflow. Ambulatory with assistance.
History:
Past surgical Hx: 20\9 irrigation and
debridement right hip wound.
4\10 irrigation and debridement right hip
wound.
10\10 post right superior gluteal arteries
embolization
19\10 debridement of right hip blood
loss 50mls
1\11 irrigation and debridement right hip
wound with VAC
15\11 irrigation right acetabulum. VAC
change with possible implant removal
Diagnostic procedure:
Date The procedure Findings
18/09/2021 Covid swap Negative
17\9\2021 X-Ray Posterior dislocation of right
hip
Lap results:
Test Patient value Normal value Interpretation Nursing intervention
ESR 76 1 – 13 mm\hr high related to infection assess and monitor for any signs of infection,
monitor skin color, encourage fluid intake.
PLATELET 621 150 – 450 high because of blood loss monitor patients for risk of spontaneous
bleeding, monitor fluid imbalance.
Hgb 10.1 13 – 18 g\d low related to deficient in manage fatigue balance between activity and
iron, vitamin B-12, or folate, rest, maintain adequate nutrition encourage a
substantial blood loss. healthy diet that is packed with essential
nutrients.
RBC 3.8 4.50 – 6.50 low because of bleeding encourage the patient to eat foods that are
high in protein and iron, such as liver, egg
yolk, beef, and dried fruits such as prunes and
apricots.
Hct 31.4 40 – 54 % low because of Decreased Increase iron and protein intake.
production of red blood cells,
bleeding
26.9 27 – 32 pg low caused by iron deficiency encourage the patient to maintain a healthy
MCH diet, reduce fatigue
Eos 0.87 0.1 – 0.7 High related to infection assess the skin if there are any rashes, itching,
and asthma, encourage fluid intake.
Risk for The client achieves - Provide sterile wound care - Prevents mutual Patient showed
according to the protocol contamination and the
infection related timely wound signs of
and practice careful hand possibility of infection.
to invasive healing, is free of washing. - This helps avoid mutual infection, care
- Start the prescribed pollution.
procedure or purulent discharge to be
quarantine procedure. The - There are many steps that can
environmental and erythema, and presence of purulent be taken to treat local continued.
drainage requires attention infections
exposure. has a fever
to wounds and chains. - Wide-spectrum antibiotics
- Procedure support may be used prophylactically
(incision and drainage, or may be geared toward a
drainage placement, specific microorganism.
hyperbaric oxygen - prompt intervention may
therapy). reduce the severity of
- Administer medications, complications.
as indicated: Ex; IV and
topical antibiotics
- Note presence for signs
and symptoms of infection
fever, chills, foul odors,
altered sensations,
swelling, burning
sensation.
Risk for fall Patient will not - Examine any factors that - By using assessment tools, the no fall
might put you at a higher level of risk and subsequent observed care
related to joint sustain fall
risk of falling. fall precautions can be to be continued
integrity - provide a sign near the determined. until discharge.
patient’s bed to remind the - To maximize patient’s safety.
healthcare provider to take - Items too far from the patient
precautions against falls. can contribute to falls.
- Bring items used by
patients to an easily
accessible location.
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