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    The patient was admitted with osteoarthritis and had a total knee replacement. They experienced acute pain, impaired mobility only being able to ambulate 30 feet with assistance, and activity intolerance requiring frequent rests while walking. The patient's pain levels ranged from a 2-3 while resting to a 9 and 10 with activity, which was managed by repositioning, medication, and rest.

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    The patient was admitted with osteoarthritis and had a total knee replacement. They experienced acute pain, impaired mobility only being able to ambulate 30 feet with assistance, and activity intolerance requiring frequent rests while walking. The patient's pain levels ranged from a 2-3 while resting to a 9 and 10 with activity, which was managed by repositioning, medication, and rest.

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    Example of PIE Charting

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    The patient was admitted with osteoarthritis and had a total knee replacement. They experienced acute pain, impaired mobility only being able to ambulate 30 feet with assistance, and activity intolerance requiring frequent rests while walking. The patient's pain levels ranged from a 2-3 while resting to a 9 and 10 with activity, which was managed by repositioning, medication, and rest.

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    Example of PIE Charting: Patient admitted with osteoarthritis with total knee

    replacement.

    1. Acute Pain
    2. Impaired mobility
    3. Activity intolerance

    0735 Patient resting quietly. Denies pain. CPM to R knee 0-55; machine on.
    Dressing to knee
    E#1/2 dry and intact. Hemovac to R knee compressed draining small amt red
    fluid.----JMcWha

    0920 Patient ambulating with PT using walker. Takes frequent rests to catch
    breath. C/O
    E#3 fatigue. Able to ambulate 30
    feet.-----------------------------------------------------------JMcWha

    1125 Patient C/O pain to R knee. Level 9; throbbing and wave-like.


    Repositioned patient and P/I #1 medicated for pain-see
    MAR.--------------------------------------------------------------JMcWha

    1215
    E#1 Patient reports pain level 2-3. Resting quietly watching
    TV-----------------------------JMcWha

    1345 Doctor at bedside, dressing and drain removed by physician. Incision well
    approximated with staples, no redness; moderate swelling. Redressed
    with sterile primapore . Pt tolerated well—JmcWha (note this entry
    does not correlate to any of the 3 NANDAs above, so there does not
    need to be a PIE entry here..)

    1650 Patient C/O pain to R knee –level 10. Repositioned leg and medicated-see
    MAR-
    P / I #1 JMcWha

    1755
    E#1 Patient sleeping. CPM 0-60; machine on. Wife at bedside--------------------
    JMcWha

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