VITAL SIGNS WHILE LYING SUPINE BP=122/80 MMHG, HR=82, RR=12BPM, TEMP=98.2° YOU ASK THE PATIENT TO SIT UP IN PATIENT BED TO RETAKE HIS BLOOD PRESSURE AND LISTEN TO HIS LUNGS (HE TELLS YOU HE CAN SIT UP...


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 REVISIT PATIENT COMPLAINTS AND ANY EVALUATIVE INFORMATION • DEVELOP PROBLEM LIST AND DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS • WHAT IS YOUR DIAGNOSTIC PLAN? • WHAT IS YOUR THERAPEUTIC PLAN? • PATIENT EDUCATION?


VITAL SIGNS WHILE LYING SUPINE<br>BP=122/80 MMHG, HR=82,<br>RR=12BPM, TEMP=98.2°<br>YOU ASK THE PATIENT TO SIT UP IN<br>PATIENT<br>BED TO RETAKE HIS BLOOD<br>PRESSURE AND LISTEN TO HIS<br>LUNGS (HE TELLS YOU HE CAN SIT<br>UP ON HIS OWN)<br>EVALUATION<br>BP=98/64 MMHG BLOOD<br>PRESSURE DECREASE OF<br>20 MM HG OR A DI<br>CONTINUED<br>BLOOD PRES<br>EREASE OF<br>M HG WITHIN<br>MINUTES OF STANDING<br>LUNG SOUNDS NORMAL<br>SKIN WITHOUT BLUE TINGE OF<br>COLOR, FLUID ACCUMULATION<br>UNDER THE SKIN, OR<br>ABNORMALLY PALE COLOR OF THE<br>SKIN.<br>

Extracted text: VITAL SIGNS WHILE LYING SUPINE BP=122/80 MMHG, HR=82, RR=12BPM, TEMP=98.2° YOU ASK THE PATIENT TO SIT UP IN PATIENT BED TO RETAKE HIS BLOOD PRESSURE AND LISTEN TO HIS LUNGS (HE TELLS YOU HE CAN SIT UP ON HIS OWN) EVALUATION BP=98/64 MMHG BLOOD PRESSURE DECREASE OF 20 MM HG OR A DI CONTINUED BLOOD PRES EREASE OF M HG WITHIN MINUTES OF STANDING LUNG SOUNDS NORMAL SKIN WITHOUT BLUE TINGE OF COLOR, FLUID ACCUMULATION UNDER THE SKIN, OR ABNORMALLY PALE COLOR OF THE SKIN.
NURSING ADMISSION NOTE:<br>patient number: QU3876<br>• Pt. is a 30 y/o male who lives alone in an apartment<br>with primary complaint of decreased functional mobility.<br>Pt. was recently treated at the urgent care center<br>located in the local Walmart following a fall while<br>CHART<br>getting out of bed the week before. He was taken to<br>the center by his friend that lives in the same building.<br>REVIEW<br>Secondary complaints of:<br>intermittent headache<br>• High sensitivity to pain<br>• Tingling feeling<br>• Passing out<br>English Speaking<br>

Extracted text: NURSING ADMISSION NOTE: patient number: QU3876 • Pt. is a 30 y/o male who lives alone in an apartment with primary complaint of decreased functional mobility. Pt. was recently treated at the urgent care center located in the local Walmart following a fall while CHART getting out of bed the week before. He was taken to the center by his friend that lives in the same building. REVIEW Secondary complaints of: intermittent headache • High sensitivity to pain • Tingling feeling • Passing out English Speaking

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