"More likely she failed exutbation as a result of the aspiration PNA and what ever caused her to aspirate in the beginning . They were afraid, or she couldn't, protect her airway." Can you explain...
Not sure what all they tried because I didn't find that in the report and the nurses didn't know. I don't know how she aspirated, but I was told when she was extubated she developed strider and was...
I had a patient the other day who was admitted with aspiration pneumonia and had to be intubated. After several days on the vent she was weaned and that is when it became evident that her airway was...
Hey guys. It has been a while since I've needed some help, but I'm having a little bit of a problem deciding what i should be focusing on with my patient. He has a UTI and kidney stones (staghorn) and...
Well I just finished GI lecture and man do I wish we had went over this last week. It definitely explained a lot and could have saved me a lot of time. But I'm just happy I can understand most of wht...
Ok so I had all of these and some others, but didn't know about the cap refill not being good indicator with this. Also didn't have orthostatic hypotension. Thanks for sharing what u know about...
Well I have included interventions for ineffective breathing pattern, ineffective airway clearance, acute pain, fluid volume deficit, ineffective renal perfusion, an decreased cardiac output. When I...
Something else I thought of...her Calcium was 7.4. Wouldn't this contribute to blood loss? Is this level not low enough to be treated? She was on electrolyte protocol, but the nurse didn't pull any of...
I did look loculated pleural effusion up and found that it was fluid build up in pleura divided into compartments. In the chart I read something about the thoracotomy involving scraping of something,...
I did look loculated pleural effusion up and found that it was fluid build up in pleura divided into compartments. In the chart I read something about the thoracotomy involving scraping of something,...