Emergency Department Records

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Apr 3, 2024

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Emergency Department Records Lambuth University Hospital Arrival Date: 3/5/2024 Arrival Time: 1125 Mode of Arrival: Chief Complaint: Lethargy, confusion, lower abdominal pain Temperature: 37.3 C Pulse: 90 BP: 140/70 Initial Assessment: Medication History Medication History Dosage Route Frequency Last Dose Oxbutynin 5 mg PO Three times/day3/4/2024 Loratadine 10 mg PO Daily 3/4/2024 Medication Administration in ED Time Medication Dosage Route Systems Review Neurological Orientation: Lethargic; Disoriented to place and time Emotional Status: Cooperative and quiet Moving all extremities: Yes Upper extremity strength: Weak Lower extremity strength: Weak Cardiovascular Heart rate: Reguar and strong Monitored cardiac rhythm: Normal sinus rhythm Capillary refill: Less than 3 seconds Patient Name: Barnes, Janie Medical Record Primary Diagnosis: Urinary retention Secondary Diagnosis: Possible urinary tract infection Physician: M. Reed, MD Code Status: Do signs stable. Lethargic, but arousable wtih verbal stimuli. Complaining of mild abdomi
Edema: None Peripheral pulses-Radial: Present and strong Periheral pulses-Pedal: Present and strong Respiratory Respiratory effort: Nonlabored Breath sounds: Clear bilaterally Integument Skin: Warm, dry, and intact Turgor: Decreased Gastrointestinal Abdomen: Soft and nontender Bowel sounds: Present Last BM: Yesterday Genitourinary Urine output: None; Bladder palpable above symphysis pubis Vaginal bleeding: None Vaginal discharge: None Drug Use: Denies ED Nurse's Notes Date Time Note 3/5/2024 1140 3/5/2024 1130 ED Physician's Notes Date Time Note 3/5/2024 1245 3/5/2024 1151 ED Orders: 1. Do not resuscitate 2. Labs: Complete blood count, chemistry panel 3. Insert indwelling catheter 4. Urinalysis with culture and sensitivity 5. Rocephin 1 gm IM x 1 dose now 6. Acetaminophen 650 mg PO every 4 hours prn pain 7. Discontinue oxybutynin and loratadine. 8. Increase PO fluid intake 3/5/2024 1150 Reproductive: N/A symphysis pubis. Offered patient bedpan. States she is unable to void lethargic and oriented x 1 to person. Diaphoretic and uncomfortable. Will ask urology to see. wish to be resuscitated if the need arises.
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