Published Dec 17, 2006
LSUGIRL, RN
15 Posts
Looking for some websites that may have some examples of nursing documentation, charting, or nurses notes. If anyone knows of any please let me know. Thanks.
VickyRN, MSN, DNP, RN
49 Articles; 5,349 Posts
Perhaps this link will be of help to you :)
https://allnurses.com/forums/f205/nursing-documentation-168921.html
MARIAN202
33 Posts
sample Charting Entry:
date:
time:
Temp 98.4, radial pulse 72, strong and regular. Respirations deep and regular at 14 per min., bp 124/66. Oriented x4. Perrla, neck veins flat at 45 degree angle. Apical pulse s1,s2 clear without rubs or murmurs. Radial and pedal pulses strong and regular bilaterally at 70 per min. Hand and leg strength strong bilat. Capillary refill hands and toes returns 1 sec. Bilat. Skin tugor returns 1 sec. Skin warm, color pink(pt specific color). Lung sounds clear bilaterally to auscultation with good air flow. Right middle lobe clear. Bowel sounds present and active 4 quadrants. No peripheral edema extremities or sacrum. No c/o pain. Skin intact without breakdown. No pain on dorsiflexion.
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Hope this is of some help
kimikia
2 Posts
I am a new nurse and am having difficulty with documentation. Please help me.
wanderlustnurse88, RN
198 Posts
Pt received in bed sleeping. Easily awoken to writers voice. States he slept well last night. Pt alert x4. Vitals done. 124/65-70-18-36.5-96% RA. Lungs asculated with good air entry bilaterally to bases. No wheeze heard. Resps even and unlaboured. Assisted pt to sit at side of bed. No voiced c/o at present. FlutistRN
MunoRN, RN
8,058 Posts
Any problems in particular?
No, nothing in particular, just basic documenting. What to say and how much to say?
Oh'Ello, BSN, RN
226 Posts
This is difficult because I think a lot of us engage in electronic charting where you choose responses from dropdown menus or chart by exception.