Published Feb 12, 2013
Mrs.Boochie
7 Posts
Hello everyone I'm in my last week of nursing school and my teacher gave us a take home test that's worth 30% of our grade and we have to pass it to graduate so here it is:
Mr.miller is received on your floor from the recovery room. Refer to the physicians order sheet for the following questions. Show your work where applicable.
Physicians orders:
06/15/11 time: 1600
Diagnosis: s/p total hip replacement
Weight: 197lb height: 6'2"
1. Diet npo till fully awake, then clear liquids
2. Activity: bedrest, log roll side-back-side q2h
3. Vital signs q4h
4. Overhead frame trapeze
5. Abductor pillow while in bed
6. Incentive spirometer q1h while awak
7. I&o q8h
8. Hemovacs to own reservoirs, record output q1h x 6, then q6h
9. I+o catheterization q.shift prn inability to void
10. Heparin 5000 units sub-q bid
11. Torecan 10mg Im q.4h prn pain
12. Mylanta 30 ml po prn indigestion
13. Restoril 15mg po at bedtime prn insomnia
14. Tylenol codeine po 2 tabs q.4h prn pain
15. Morphine pca 10mg Iv q10min to maximum 250mg/q4h
16. Dulcolax supp. 1 per rectum q.shift prn constipation
17. Labs: CBC q.day x 3
18. Call orders: hemovac output >500ml/shift
Urinary output
Temp > 38.5 c
Hgb
Sbp>160
Dbp>90
19. Ivf: d5 NS 50ml/h
Cefuroxime 1g IVPB q.8h
That's all I have on the sheet I was given and I'm supposed to transfer this to a mar
sueall
151 Posts
Just so you are aware -- the image you posted is not showing up. Your post has no content.
thanks I know I just had to type it in by hand
Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN
20,908 Posts
I am curious is your take home test allowed to be a collaborative effort? Many schools and instructors visit this site...while AN is anonymous it is open to the public to view.
nurseprnRN, BSN, RN
1 Article; 5,116 Posts
Not sure I understand the question. Do you know what a MAR is? Who uses it? For what purpose? What would those people need to know? Is all that information in the order sheet you copied here? What is unclear/confusing to you?
KelRN215, BSN, RN
1 Article; 7,349 Posts
What are you asking us to do here?
Annachu512, BSN, RN
239 Posts
MAR is medication administration report. That's simply what meds to give and when. Is that really all that is being asked? Asking for some help is okay but I agree with other posters that this should be really done on your own
Good luck!
itsnowornever, BSN, RN
1,029 Posts
Her test for her so she can graduate and hand off her work to all her co-workers.
Posting from my phone, ease forgive my fat thumbs! :)
He has more than one rectum?!?
CT Pixie, BSN, RN
3,723 Posts
I've seen it written that way (per rectum) on my MAR at work. Although it does read like one for each rectum hahha.
I think the OP has left the building.
Probably. I have a hard time thinking they would not know how to make a simple MAR at the end of the nursing program