You are caring for a patient with peripheral arterial dise…
You are caring for a patient with peripheral arterial disease in the lower right leg. The patient was admitted for arterial bypass and had a surgical graph placed yesterday. NURSES’ NOTES ORDERS DATE TIME FOCUS NURSES’ NOTES May 10, 2023 1800 Post op Returned from surgery. Right leg warm, cap refill 3 seconds, right leg pink, moves toes and legs. Pain 3/10. Lungs clear. Incision clean and dry. May 10, 2023 2200 Post op Reports 4/10 pain to right leg. Medicated with Norco 1 tab. Ate sandwich with medication. May 11, 2023 0200 Post op Reports 6/10 pain. Right leg cool to the touch and pale. Cap refill 5 seconds. Moves toes and legs. Incision clean and dry. ORDERS: Diet as tolerated Activity: up with assistance. Do not elevate right leg. IV: Normal saline 75 ml/hr Norco 1-2 tabs q 4 hours prn pain Vitals q 4 hours CMS checks q 2 hours For each assessment finding, indicate whether the patient’s condition has improved, has not changed, or has declined: For each assessment finding, indicate whether the client’s condition has improved, has not changed, or has declined: Pain 6/10 [condition1] Incision clean and dry [condition2] Tolerated diet [condition3] Pale skin [condition4] Moves leg and toes [condition5]
Read DetailsThe two most authoritative hadith for Sunni are those compil…
The two most authoritative hadith for Sunni are those compiled by al-Bukhari and Muslim, although four others are also considered authentic: the collections of al-Tirmidhi, al-Nasa’i, Abu Dawud al-Sijistani, and Ibn Majah. Authoritative collections for Shia are those collected by al-Tusi, ibn Babawayh, and al-Razi.
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