NRSG 2212 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Antipyretic, Tylenol (Brand), Exudate
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Questions: using the scenario below, provide 2 examples of a smart (specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, time specific) goal that is client-centered. Mrs. compton"s temperature will subside within normal range in 2 hours. Mrs. compton, age 44, is admitted to your unit (3 south medical) following a seizure. During the admission procedure, you notice a large boil in her axillary region. It is draining quite a bit of greenish, foul smelling exudate. You put your gloves on to further assess the area, and upon palpation, she jumped up and stated ouch that really hurts! . Administer an anti-pyretic medication (i. e. tylenol) as per physician"s orders. The 5 clients assigned to your care are: Room 4a: jeannie mcdougall, 53 f (female) left-sided chf, seizures. Room 4b: glenn carpenter, 72 m (male) acute confusion, type 2 diabetes. Room 4d: vladimir stonoski, 74 m dvt, mi. Room 7: jaskiran atwal, 70 f osteoporosis, hx of falls.