pls help me out

TonyQ · Jul 13, 2005

anyone out there?

renerian, BSN, RN · Jul 13, 2005

Let me try to figure out what you are looking for? Are you looking for someone to check spelling of the words?

renerian

TonyQ · Jul 13, 2005

Let me try to figure out what you are looking for? Are you looking for someone to check spelling of the words?
renerian

try to get it as professional as possible.Grammar is a big problem as well.cheers

**RosesrReder, BSN, MSN, RN** · Jul 13, 2005

try to get it as professional as possible.grammar is a big problem as well.cheers

spelling was not too bad. corrected a few things but can't help you with the other request. good luck :)

hi folks,

my girlfriend works for the cardiac unit of a chinese hospital. recently, her boss asks for english shift report. as we are native chinese, it is completely hassle for me. can someone here kindly correct her shift report? millions of thanks!!!

there are twenty- nine patients. two were admitted and two were transferred from icu of department of cardiology yesterday. ward ---number---name---male female, age---years, married/unmarried; was able to walk into the ward. he has been diagnosed with congenital heart disease partial atriovenicular septal defect which requires level 1 nursing, half-clinostatism ,common(diabetes) et. blood samples were acquired and sent to examination.

two operations will be performed today ,observing room bed1,was diagnosed with rheumatic heart disease, mitral stenosis , regurgitation ,tricuspid regurgitation .the patient was received mitral valve replacement and aortic valve replacement with cardiopulmonary bypass.

under general anesthesia .preoperative procedure was finished and the patient had been sent to the operation room.

ward --- bed --- has been diagnosed with coronary heart disease, unstable angina; and will receive off pump-cabg, under general anesthesia. operation skin was prepared. pie operative drugs haven't been given.

two patients has been discharged yesterday: ward---bed --- and ward---bed---

the patients in vip room -bed - received repair operation of anomalous pulmonary venous connection 2 days ago, consciousness is clear and general condition is good. given continuous oxygen by nasal dud at the rate of 6l/min. blood oxygen saturation ranged between 96-98%. respiratory is shallow and quick; rate is 31 times/min; rhythm is abnormal. there were moist rales in lower right lung and no breathing sound in lower left lung, the patient could spit actively and sputum is yellow and white and thick, quantity is little. fog inspiratory was given 3 times a day, each time 15minutes.

ecg showed regular sinus rhythm, heart rate ranged from 80 to 100 beats/min. infusion was given by external jugular vein .now rate of dopamine is 5ug/kg/min, rate of furosemide is 5ml/n. systolic pressure ranged from 90 to 130 mmhg, diastolic pressure rang from 60 to 60 mmhg, and mean press. ranged from 50 to 80 mmhg, cvp is 8.7cmh2o. mediasternal and pericardiac drainage (left thorax cave close drainage). total in put quantity in twenty-four hours is 2450 miller liter and out put quantity is 2154 miller liter of which drainage quantity is120 miller liter and urine quantity is 2400 miller liter.

Editorial Team / Admin · Jul 13, 2005

hi folks,
my girlfriend works for the Cardiac Unit of a Chinese hospital. Recently, her boss asks for English shift report. As we are native Chinese, it is completely hassle for me. Can someone here kindly correct her shift report. Millions of Thanks!!!
There are twenty- nine patients. Two were admitted and two were transferred from ICU of Department of cardiology yesterday. Ward ---Number---name---male female, age---years, married/unmarried; was able to walk into the ward. He has been Diagnosed with congenital heart disease partial atriovenicular septal defect which requires Level 1 nursing, half-clinostatism ,common(diabetes) et. Blood samples were acquired and sent to examination.
Two operations will be performed today ,Observing room bed1,was diagnosed with rheumatic heart disease, mitral stenosis , regurgitation ,tricuspid regurgitation .The patient was received mitral valve replacement and arotic valve replacement with cardiopulmonary bypass.
Under general anesthesia .Preoperative procedure was finished and the patient had been sent to the operation room.
Ward --- bed --- has been diagnosed with coronary heart disease, unstable angina ;and will receive off pump-CABG ,under general anesthesia. Operation skin was prepared. Pie operative drugs haven't been given.
Two patients has been discharged yesterday: ward---bed --- and ward---bed---
The patients in VIP room -bed - received repair operation of anomalous pulmonary venous connection 2 days ago, Consciousness is clear and general condition is good. Given continuous oxygen by nasal dud at the rate of 6L/min. blood oxygen Saturation ranged between 96-98%. Respiratory is shallow and quick; rate is 31 times/min; rhythm is abnormal. There were moist rales in lower right lung and no breathing sound in lower left lung, The patient could spit actively and sputum is yellow and white and thick, quantity is little. Fog inspiratory was given 3 times a day, each time 15minutes.
ECG showed regular sinus rhythm, Heart rate ranged from 80 to 100 beats/min. Infusion was given by external jugular vein .Now rate of dopamine is 5ug/kg/min, rate of furosemide is 5ml/n. Systolic pressure ranged from 90 to 130 mmHg, diastolic pressure rang from 60 to 60 mmHg, and mean press. Ranged from 50 to 80 mmHg, CVP is 8.7cmH2O. Mediasternal and pericardiac drainage (left thorax cave close drainage). Total in put quantity in twenty-four hours is 2450 miller liter and out put quantity is 2154 miller liter of which drainage quantity is120 miller liter and urine quantity is 2400 miller liter.

I hope this helps. Remember, I am taking what you wrote and cleaning it up a little. You must check for accuracy.

Census: Twenty- nine patients (29). 2 admissions to and 2 transfers from Cardiac ICU (date).

Ward ---Number---name---male female, age---years, married/unmarried; ambulatory to ward. Dx: congenital heart disease; partial atrioventricular septal defect requiring Level 1 nursing, half-clinostatism (unsure what you mean here),common(diabetes) et. (unsure what you exactly mean here) Blood samples obtained and sent to lab.

Two surgeries will be performed today (type of surgery and on whom??)

Observing room bed1: Dx: rheumatic heart disease, mitral stenosis with regurgitation ,tricuspid regurgitation. Surgery: mitral valve replacement and aortic valve replacement with cardiopulmonary bypass, general anesthesia.

Preoperative procedure complete and the patient had been sent to surgery.

Ward --- bed --- Dx: coronary heart disease, unstable angina; will receive off pump-CABG, general anesthesia. Preop skin prep complete. Pre op drugs have not been administered.

Two patients discharged (date): ward---bed --- and ward---bed---

The patients in VIP room -bed - (unclear if you are referring to one patient here or not) surgery to repair anomalous pulmonary venous connection (date), Consciousness is clear (could say awake and alert here or give neuro status in exact terms);condition stable. Continuous oxygen by n/c @ 6 L/min. O2 sat between 96-98%. Resp. shallow and quick; rate 31/min; rhythm is abnormal (not sure what you mean here). Moist rales LRL; absent breath sounds left, The patient could spit actively and sputum is yellow and white and thick, quantity is little. Fog inspiratory TID X 15 mins.

ECG: regular sinus rhythm, 80 - 100 beats/min. Infusion: external jugular vein. Dopamine 5ug/kg/min; Furosemide 5ml/min. SBP 90 - 130 mmHg, DBP 60 - 60 mmHg, and mean press. Range: 50 - 80 mmHg, CVP: 8.7cmH2O. Mediasternal and pericardiac drainage (left thorax cave close drainage). 24 hr. input: 2450 ml;

Output: 2154 ml including drainage quantity - 120 ml & urine quantity - 2400 ml.

Good luck!!

TonyQ · Jul 14, 2005

Thanks for the reply.really helpful,cheers!

lady_jezebel · Jul 14, 2005

Fiona59 · Jul 14, 2005

My first thought was your in the UK. Shift report would be given in English, native Chineses speaker or not.

TonyQ · Jul 15, 2005

My first thought was your in the UK. Shift report would be given in English, native Chineses speaker or not.

You r right. I am in the Uk just now and My girlfriend is in China.We are both native Chinese speakers. Her Shift report is in English.