Published Jan 24, 2007
MM2007
47 Posts
wonder if someone could help me !!!!!!!
I know that illness trajectories vary from client to client, but interms of a client with a parapneumonic effusion what would the usual trajectory be. The patient is going to have a chest drain inserted if this helps. This question is really bugging me.
Thanks.
Hoozdo, ADN
1,555 Posts
wonder if someone could help me !!!!!!!I know that illness trajectories vary from client to client, but interms of a client with a parapneumonic effusion what would the usual trajectory be. The patient is going to have a chest drain inserted if this helps. This question is really bugging me.Thanks.
This question does not make sense. You are describing someone with pneumonia that is getting a chest tube? Patients don't get chest tubes for pneuomonia.
If you are looking for a nursing diagnosis - it would be
Risk for infection r/t foreign object in chest
sorry my fault, what i meant to say was what would the normal trajectory be for a patient with a pleural effusion the result of exudate by an inflammatory condition such as pneumonia in particular.