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bubbles03

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  1. that does help thank you . What is the differenc in neuro and sensory ?
  2. I was wanting to know if someone could help me with my peds assessment. we just started to learn about peds so i have no prev experence and we need to do an assessment. we need to include neuro and sensory what is the difference in the 2? what kinds of things should i include in the each of them? thanks
  3. alright, so since she was going home there is nothing i can do about nutrition other thank risk for imbalance r/t s/e of medication. and the jp have no t affect on her rep system do they? could htn affect resp system? i knwo that it affect circulation but its its controled can it affect resp?
  4. sorry i forgot to tell you about assessment data i she was my pt for one day the day she was being discharged. so she has a hx of HTN, she had prn medication primary nurse stated that she had not used in in 2-3 days pt stated she has had no pain and feel good. bun 16,creat 1.1, phosphate 3.7. na,k,mag,glucose all with normal limits. no smoking or drinking, not over weight lung and heart sounds normal. no edema caprefill less than2 seconds. pt was walking on her own no cane or walker. she eas able to eat all her food full dite. she takes avapro,verapamil,hctz,omeprazole, no IVs, equall hand grasp, no jvd. can she be at risk for mobility probles b/c of her HTN, and coudl the indaq tissue prefusion lead to resp problems?, coudl her htn lead to a nurtitional problems? psychologicaly she is happy,no body distrubuence very nice person, good hydration. sorry i am trying to think of everything i can i just dont know what else, "normal BM", i will keep repling if you have any sugestions
  5. i have done care plans in the past and i understand how to get Dx i typical map out all my information the way you explain it, i rea that before and that realy helped :). it just with this pt i am having alot of trouble. she was going home with JP my teacher will not let me use any post surgical risk b/c she was going home that day and she was4 days post opp. i did come up with post opp complacations but she doesnt want them. Im sorry its just that i am getting discouraged b/c any post surgical risk she will not let me use. i am not sure that i under stand JP and our nursing book does not have much information on them, just how to empty them maby b/c its a fundmental class (i am not sure)... i am a new nursing stud , why elses would some one be going home with jp i would think you want them to stay in the hosp? thanks for the help
  6. well for my project we need 12 Dx form each varable, she has a hx of HTN and gerd and has 2 Jakson Prats that will be left in place after discharge, nothing out of the ordnary is wrong . no pain she is walking on her own , no depression very positive Pt so i am having problems with respiration Dx , nutrition Dx. she is eatign well on her own , no IV all labs normal. its just for this project i have a " healthy" Pt . during assessment she was A&O *3 no edemal normal cap refiill skin turgor less than 2 seconds, lungs were clear , everything was good. if you can think of anythign at all
  7. I need some help with a nursing DX for resp. Pt is dx w/ vulvar cancer she had vulvectomy she was 3 days post op so i can not do any dx that are surgical risk. no Hx of somking, no lung problems Pt not using pain medication she stated she was not in pain any sugestions

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