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spyder_grl

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  1. Please help ASAP. I have a pt who has tube feeding and I have a nursing dx of imbalanced nutrition
  2. Help! I have to do a careplan on a patient who was recently diagnosed with Wegener's granulmatosis. None of my books have any information on this disease. Prior to this, he had no health problems other than HTN which is under control. He came in with respiratory failure due to his lungs being full of blood and that has since resolved. I'm not quite sure I understand how this disease affects the lungs. Now because of the new disease he has developed renal failure and anemia, likely because of the renal failure. The thing is, you wouldn't even be able to tell he had these conditions other than the abnormal lab work. BUN and creatinine are through the roof, GFR is What are the priorities here? I'm guessing there are a lot of potential problems. Please help!! :crying2:

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