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ATENEO DE CAGAYAN
COLLEGE OF NURSING Down syndrome
NCM 109 RLE IV. CURRENT MEDICATIONS
Mitral Valve Prolapse Drug Dose/Frequency/Route Indication
PEDIATRIC ASSESSMENT TOOL
(December 3, 2019) Dengue 2007 Albuterol Nebulizer q 8 Asthma
I. GENERAL INFORMATION (Salbutamol)
Name: H. G. Contreras Age: 13 Locked knees 2012
Birthday: September 18, 2006 Birthplace: Sinupret 1 tab TID po Sinusitis
Glaucoma 2019
Sex: Female Religion: R. Catholic
Address: San Agustin Homes, CDOC Cefuroxime 750 mg q 8 po Respiratory tract
Current Educational Level: SPED student III. FAMILIAL RISK FACTORS infections
Informant: M. Contreras Relation: mother (Check all that apply & indicate which side: Maternal/Paternal) Drug Allergies no noted drug allergies
Admission Date: December 3, 2019 Time: 9:11 am
/ Hypertension (Both)
Chief complaint upon admission: persistent cough, fever
Attending physician: Dr. Dela Cerna, MD
Diagnosis/impression pediatric community acquired pneumonia Tuberculosis V. INFANT DATA
(moderate risk); Down syndrome; mitral valve prolapse Actual Date of Delivery: ______________ Time: ______
Cerebrovascular accident/Stroke Type of Delivery: _______________________________
II. HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: Birth date ____________________________________
6 mos PTA: cough, given amoxicillin Place of Birth _________________________________
/ Diabetes Mellitus (Both) Sex _________________________________________
2 days PTA: persistent cough
Weight _______________________________________
Night PTA: persistent cough with fever Head Circumference ____________________________
Kidney Disease Chest Circumference ___________________________
Upon assessment: Abdominal Circumference _______________________
Vital signs: HR 82 bpm RR 40 BP 110/60 mmHg Temp 35.8 C Length ______________________________________
Heart Disease Difficulty at Birth _______________________________
O2 Sat 92% Height 137.32 cm Weight 35.5 kg BMI 16.44
Child feeding __________________________________
Interpret: normal
/ Cancer (Paternal)
MCV 82.0-98.0 85 fL
XI. BODY MAP. (Illustrate in the body map how your patient looks like
e.g. tubes inserted, bruises, surgical incisions, physical abnormalities, MCH 27.0-31.0 27.3 pg
affected areas. Mark with a small “x” where it is located or draw it on
the body map and the label.) MCHC 31.5-35.0 32.0 g/dL
Describe affected areas:
RDW 11.5-14.5 11.1 %
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Platelet Count 150-400 262 K/uL
VIII. ROLE-RELATIONSHIP PATTERN _________________________
Ordinal position of client in the family second/youngest child DIFFERENTIAL COUNT
Primary caregiver of the client mother
Other support system of the client elder sister
Neutrophils 37-72 79 %
IX. SAFETY
Lymphocytes 20-50 13 %
Allergies/sensitivity no noted allergies
Reaction no noted allergic reaction
Monocytes 8-14 7 %
Blood transfusion/number none When none
History of accidental injuries no accidental injuries Eosinophils 1.0--3.0 1 %
Fractures/dislocations no fractures, dislocations
Back problems muscles and ligaments supporting the neck is weak Basophils 0.0-2.0 0 %
and loose; sits down with posterior pelvic tilt, trunk rounded and head
resting on shoulders XII. IMMUNOLOGY
Changes in moles no change Enlarged nodes no enlarged nodes
Unusual bleeding none Prosthesis none
HBsAg
LABORATORY/DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (include date & interpret
results.) HIGHLIGHT the ABNORMAL FINDINGS.
B. X-RAY (12/3)
Diagnosis: Bilateral pneumonia (chest xray)
measles 2018
Transparency Clear
pH 5.0
XI. BODY MAP. (Illustrate in the body map how your patient looks like
e.g. tubes inserted, bruises, surgical incisions, physical abnormalities, Sugar -
affected areas. Mark with a small “x” where it is located or draw it on
the body map and the label.) Protein -
Describe affected areas:
WBC 11 (0-11)
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_______________________________________________________ RBC 11 (0-11)
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VIII. ROLE-RELATIONSHIP PATTERN Epithelial cells Moderate
Ordinal position of client in the family second/youngest child
Primary caregiver of the client mother Bacteria Moderate
Other support system of the client elder sister
Spectral and Color Flow Doppler Calcium (Ionized) 0.9 1.13-1.32 mmol/L
C. X-RAY
Potassium 2.80 3.5-5 mmol/L
Max Velocity Peak Gradient
mmHg
Mental Illness
V. INFANT DATA
II. PAST CHILD ILLNESS/MEDICAL/SURGICAL HISTORY Others: (Specify) ___________________________ Actual Date of Delivery: ______________ Time: ______
Type of Delivery: _______________________________
Birth date ____________________________________
Place of Birth _________________________________
YEAR
Sex _________________________________________
Weight _______________________________________
Down syndrome IV. CURRENT MEDICATIONS Head Circumference ____________________________
Chest Circumference ___________________________
Mitral Valve Prolapse Drug Dose/Frequency/Route Indication Abdominal Circumference _______________________
Length ______________________________________
Dengue 2007 Spironolactone 250 mg 1 tab BID diuretic Difficulty at Birth _______________________________
Child feeding __________________________________
Locked knees 2012 Procaterol 8 ml BID po asthma
XI. BODY MAP. (Illustrate in the body map how your patient looks like Other relevant information:
e.g. tubes inserted, bruises, surgical incisions, physical abnormalities, _______________________________________________________
affected areas. Mark with a small “x” where it is located or draw it on _______________________________________________________
the body map and the label.) _______________________________________________________
Describe affected areas: _______________________________________________________
__IV line hooked to dorsal area of left hand. Venipuncture site on right __________________________________________________
antecubital
fossa.__________________________________________________
VIII. ROLE-RELATIONSHIP PATTERN _______________________________________________________
Ordinal position of client in the family second/youngest child ____________________________
Primary caregiver of the client mother
Other support system of the client elder sister
IX. SAFETY
Allergies/sensitivity no noted allergies
Reaction no noted allergic reaction
Blood transfusion/number none When none
History of accidental injuries no accidental injuries
Fractures/dislocations no fractures, dislocations
XAVIER UNIVERSITY
Back problems muscles and ligaments supporting the neck is weak
ATENEO DE CAGAYAN
and loose; sits down with posterior pelvic tilt, trunk rounded and head
COLLEGE OF NURSING
resting on shoulders
XII. NCM 109 RLE
Changes in moles no change Enlarged nodes no enlarged nodes
LABORATORY/DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (include date & interpret
Unusual bleeding none Prosthesis none
results.) HIGHLIGHT the ABNORMAL FINDINGS PEDIATRIC ASSESSMENT TOOL
(December 10, 2019)
VII. GENERAL INFORMATION
Locked knees 2012 Spironolactone 250 mg 1 tab BID diuretic
Name: H. G. Contreras Age: 13
Birthday: September 18, 2006 Birthplace: Glaucoma 2019 Procaterol 8 ml BID po asthma
Sex: Female Religion: R. Catholic
Address: San Agustin Homes, CDOC K lyte 1 tab q 6 po potassium deficiency
Current Educational Level: SPED student III. FAMILIAL RISK FACTORS
Informant: M. Contreras Relation: mother (Check all that apply & indicate which side: Maternal/Paternal) Calcium carbonate 1 tab BID po calcium deficiency
Admission Date: December 3, 2019 Time: 9:11 am / Hypertension (Both)
Chief complaint upon admission: persistent cough, fever Albuterol nebulizer q 8 asthma
(Salbutamol)
Attending physician: Dr. Dela Cerna, MD
Tuberculosis
Diagnosis/impression pediatric community acquired pneumonia Hydrocortisone 140 mg IV q 6 adrenocortical
(moderate risk); Down syndrome; mitral valve prolapse deficiency
Cerebrovascular accident/Stroke
VIII. HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: Sinupret 1 tab TID po sinusitis
6 mos PTA: cough, given amoxicillin
/ Diabetes Mellitus (Both) Cefuroxime 750 mg q 8 po respiratory tract
2 days PTA: persistent cough
Night PTA: persistent cough with fever infections
Kidney Disease
Levopront 7.5 ml TID cough
Upon assessment:
Vital signs: HR_109_ RR 27 BP 110/60 Temp 36.5 Heart Disease Azithromycin 500 mg ½ tab pneumonia
O2 Sat 97% Height_____ Weight_____ BMI_____
Interpret: normal Furosemide 20 mg IV q 8 loop diuretic
/ Cancer (Paternal)
Captopril 25 mg 1 tab PO OD
Epilepsy Drug Allergies no noted drug allergies
Mental Illness
V. INFANT DATA
II. PAST CHILD ILLNESS/MEDICAL/SURGICAL HISTORY Actual Date of Delivery: ______________ Time: ______
Others: (Specify) ___________________________
Type of Delivery: _______________________________
Birth date ____________________________________
YEAR Place of Birth _________________________________
Sex _________________________________________
Down syndrome Weight _______________________________________
IV. CURRENT MEDICATIONS Head Circumference ____________________________
Mitral Valve Prolapse Chest Circumference ___________________________
Drug Dose/Frequency/Route Indication Abdominal Circumference _______________________
Dengue 2007 Length ______________________________________
Difficulty at Birth _______________________________
Child feeding __________________________________ Pulse: Carotid _____ Radial _____ Popliteal _____
Temporal _____ Femoral _____ Dorsalis Pedis _____ v. Activity-Exercise
Capillary refill <2 secs Color pink
Cyanosis/Pallor no cyanosis, slight pallor Daily activities goes to a SPED school near her home
VI. ASSESSMENT OF SYSTEMS Varicosities present on the lower side of the face Leisure activities watching TV, plays with parents
General Appearance Nail beds pink Exercise routine ambulates for 10-20 mins outside the house
Personal Hygiene/Habits pt is assisted by family for hygienic needs Mucous membranes pink and moist
Grooming/Hair hair is tied in a braid, messy Others/comments _____________________________ vi. Sleep-Rest
Clothing/Manner of Dress clothing is appropriate for her environment
Iii. Nutritional/Metabolic Pattern
Time of sleep 10 pm to 8 am
i. Respiration
Sleep aids pillow
Skin color fair Lesions none Quality altered during hospitalization; Fowler’s position, O2
Objective Hair: Color black Texture rough due to not being able to bathe medication, pillows as sleeping aids
Respiratory Rate 27 Depth shallow Symmetry symmetrical Lesion none Nail Color colorless
Use of accessory muscles none Nasal Flaring none Condition oral mucosa large and fissured tongue, cracked lips vii. Sensory-Perceptual
Breath sounds fine crackles upon auscultation Teeth not properly aligned
Cyanosis no cyanosis Clubbing of fingers no clubbing Daily Food Intake
Vision existing condition of glaucoma
Sputum characteristics yellowish white Breakfast
Hearing some degree of hearing loss due to accumulation of fluid
Others Lunch
Smell no noted problems in smell
Subjective Dinner
Aids of vision none
Dyspnea related to Snacks
Aids for hearing none
Cough/sputum yellowish white Food supplementary/ Vitamins vitamin C
Food allergies no noted food allergies
History of: viii. Mental Status
Bronchitis none Asthma none Tuberculosis none
Use of respiratory aids none O2 therapy none iv. Elimination
Oriented Oriented Disoriented ___________
Others/comments nebulized and administered O2 during
Time _____ Place _____ Person _____
hospitalization Bowel habits: _____ Alert _____ Combative _____ Drowsy
Frequency zero _____ Stuporous _____ Comatose _____ Lethargic
ii. Circulation Consistency none Pupil size/Reaction not examined
Color none Right___________________ Left ________________
Subjective Amount none Posturing sitting with a posterior pelvic tilt, trunk rounded and head
Ankle/leg edema no edema Constipation none resting on the shoulders
Extremities: Numbness none Tingling none Bladder habits: Speech Impairment difficulty in speaking and in articulating
Others/comments: _____________________________ Frequency none Ability to express responded to some communication methods like
BP: R: Lying _____________ Sitting 110/60 mmHg Amount none grunting
L: Lying _____________ Sitting _____________ Color none Others ______________________________________
Heart sounds: Rate 109 bpm Rhythm affected by MVP Others pt wears an adult diaper
History of accidental injuries no accidental injuries
VII. PAIN/COMFORT Fractures/dislocations no fractures, dislocations
Precipitating none noted Back problems muscles and ligaments supporting the neck is weak
Quality of Pain ________________________________ and loose; sits down with posterior pelvic tilt, trunk rounded and head
Radiating at _______________ Severity ___________ resting on shoulders
Time (Onset, Frequency, Duration) Changes in moles no change Enlarged nodes no enlarged nodes
____________________________________________ Unusual bleeding none Prosthesis none
Objective data (S/sx) __________________________
X. DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES
(Indicate client’s age)
Age Psychosexual Psychosocial Cognitive
XII.
School-age Phallic stage, Mentally at the Preoperational
fixation on anal autonomy vs stage LABORATORY/DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (include date & interpret
stage shame and results.) HIGHLIGHT the ABNORMAL FINDINGS
doubt stage
Chemistry (12/10)
Range
XI. BODY MAP. (Illustrate in the body map how your patient looks like Calcium 1.13-1.32 mmol/L
e.g. tubes inserted, bruises, surgical incisions, physical abnormalities, (Ionized)
affected areas. Mark with a small “x” where it is located or draw it on
the body map and the label.) Potassium 4.2 3.5-5 mmol/L
Describe affected areas:
Venipuncture site on right antecubital
fossa.__________________________________________________
XIII. IMMUNIZATIONS RECEIVED
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VIII. ROLE-RELATIONSHIP PATTERN ______________________________ Immunization Date Received Place Received
Ordinal position of client in the family second/youngest child
Primary caregiver of the client mother
Other support system of the client elder sister
IX. SAFETY
Allergies/sensitivity no noted allergies
Reaction no noted allergic reaction
Blood transfusion/number none When none
Other relevant information:
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