Nursing Students General Students
Published Feb 28, 2015
Jean83
2 Posts
Rx
46 year involved in accident
L Pneumothorax (ICC inserted)
Lacerated Spleen
L shaft of femur
Suspected internal bleeding not identified during surgery
Treatment
Had general anesthetic and a laparotomy with repair of the lacerated spleen
infused with 5units of blood during surgery
indwelling urinary catheter in situ
IVT 8/24
02 via facemark delivered @8l/min
GCS 15
Vital Signs stable
I'm asked to explain in detail assessment i would implement to identify if my patient is bleeding internally and her condition deteriorating with rationales for my answers.
Can someone please help
Thanks
kool-aide, RN
594 Posts
Wait for it......
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vanilla bean
861 Posts
I'm asked to explain in detail assessment i would implement to identify if my patient is bleeding internally and her condition deteriorating with rationales for my answers.Can someone please helpThanks
We'd be delighted to help. Please share what you've come up with so far so we can help you along.
NurseOnAMotorcycle, ASN, RN
1,066 Posts
(for Kool-aide RN)
She's started 2 threads to get people to do her homework for her. Sorry, we don't help nursing students cheat their way through school. Do your own homework.
KelRN215, BSN, RN
1 Article; 7,349 Posts
L shaft of femur is not a diagnosis. I assume you mean FRACTURE of L shaft of femur. Also, I hope Sonia (from the other thread) is not the patient's real name.What
What signs would you expect a patient to show if she begins to bleed internally?