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Mrs. P.E.M. is an 87-year-old patient admitted with complaints of shortness of breath and a persistent cough with whitish yellow sputum for 2 weeks. She appears weak, unresponsive, and incoherent. Her vital signs show an increased respiratory rate of 24 cycles per minute with crackles heard on auscultation. She has been diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and is receiving IV fluids and oxygen supplementation. Her nursing care plan will focus on monitoring her condition and managing her symptoms.
Mrs. P.E.M. is an 87-year-old patient admitted with complaints of shortness of breath and a persistent cough with whitish yellow sputum for 2 weeks. She appears weak, unresponsive, and incoherent. Her vital signs show an increased respiratory rate of 24 cycles per minute with crackles heard on auscultation. She has been diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and is receiving IV fluids and oxygen supplementation. Her nursing care plan will focus on monitoring her condition and managing her symptoms.
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Mrs. P.E.M. is an 87-year-old patient admitted with complaints of shortness of breath and a persistent cough with whitish yellow sputum for 2 weeks. She appears weak, unresponsive, and incoherent. Her vital signs show an increased respiratory rate of 24 cycles per minute with crackles heard on auscultation. She has been diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and is receiving IV fluids and oxygen supplementation. Her nursing care plan will focus on monitoring her condition and managing her symptoms.
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Age: : 87 years old Room No. : A-602 Impression: : CAP Physician : Dr. Lerma Noval CLINICAL PORTRAIT PERTINENT DATA I. Assessment: I. History of present Illness: Patient was received lying on bed, appears weak, unresponsive, and incoherent. Persistent coughing was noted, has the desire to sleep. With an 2 weeks PTA, pt. started to have a productive cough of IVF of PNSS @ 10 cc/hr infusing well at Left arm, with O2 saturation @2 whitish yellowish sputum (-) fever. Consult done with local physician, LPM via rebreathing mask and has NGT for feeding. amoxicillin given (+) difficulty in expectorating. 5 days PTA, pt. has body malaise and difficulty in Vital signs taken upon first contact: standing. Multivitamins is given. Temperature : 36.9°C Hours PTA, cough persisted with worsening of dyspnea Pulse Rate : 89 beats per minute has brought to cough, PNSS started; Hgt:204 pt was transferred due to Respiratory Rate : 24 cycles per minute unavailability of room Blood Pressure : 110/60 mmHg II. Chief Complaint:
II. Significant finding: Patient complain shortness of breath
- Increased respiration noted – 24cpm III. Past History of Patient Illness:
- dyspneic, rapid and shallow respiration Patient undergone surgical procedure about 40 years ago (post - crackles heard upon auscultation cholecyctectomy). Patient has no allergy and has hypertension - use of accessory muscles during respiration noted - Productive cough IV. Vital signs upon admission: - Decubitus ulcer noted at left sacral area Temperature :37.1°C Pulse Rate :84beats per minute Respiratory Rate :24cycles per minute Blood pressure :152/54 mmHg