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- Describe the postoperative care priorities for a patient who has undergone an appendectomy.Case Study B: 22 year old nursing student went to a friend’s Birthday party on Tuesday night. At the party, alcohol, pizza, ice cream and cake was served. When she left the party, she realized that she was out of cigarettes and coffee, and texted her roommate that she was stopping by the grocery store. As she was texting (while driving), she drove off the road and hit a tree!. She suffered a broken leg (L tibia and fibula). She called her roommate and family crying, in pain and very stressed: She has a Pharmacology test on Friday! The surgeon has scheduled her surgery for Friday noon. Her assessment findings include: Vital signs WNL, SaO2 – 96%, pain at a level 8 prior to medication with morphine 20 minutes ago, her broken L leg is wrapped and immobile with toes visible, pink and with strong and equal bilateral pedal pulses. She vomited upon arrival and still feels nauseous. She is requesting a cigarette break to “soothe her nerves”. Medications she takes include: oral hormonal…CASE STUDY: PRIMARY HYPOTHYROIDISM Connie, age 28, has been hospitalized for 2 days for symptoms leading to the diagnosis of primary hypothyroidism. 1. What tests does the nurse know will assist with the confirmation of diagnosis of primary hypothyroidism for Connie? 2. What clinical manifestations that are consistent with Connie’s diagnosis should be monitored? 3. What comfort measures can the nurse include in Connie’s care?
- Case Study #7- DKAHector Stevens is an 18-year-old African American foster youth who ran away fromthe foster care system when he was 16. He is a diabetic who has been noncompliantwith medications for the last two years. He says that he was put in the foster caresystem when he was 10 years old after his parents died from drug abuse. He does notthink he has any family since DCFS was unable to locate anyone. Hector was able tograduate from high school at 17, he enrolled himself in online high school and woulduse the library computers for his homework. Currently Hector has secured livingplacement with JobCorps and is in trade school to become a chef.Hector brought himself into the ER after vomiting for three days- he thought he hadfood poisoning. He had been increasingly weak over the last three days, and had nottaken his insulin. He thought that since he was unable to keep food down that hedidn't need to take his insulin. On arrival to the ER he was weak, a&ox 4,diaphoretic.Vitals…Nursing questions? Identifyapproaches for establishing presence with patients?Explain what assessment and monitoring needs to be attended for someone that has BiPAP and CPAP therapy insitu. Include a minimum of 4 points.
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