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- A nurse is assessing a client with suspected gout. Which of the following would support a diagnosis of gout? Select all that apply 1. Elevated serum uric acid level 2. A swollen, red joint 3. Reports of moderate fatigue 4. Distal extremities cool totoucho5. Pain associated with movement of the affected extremity 6. Intolerance of dairy products2. You are a nurse in a medical-surgical hospital unit caring for a patient who had an open cholecystectomy 3 days earlier. Subsequently, the patient developed a paralytic ileus. Additional complications require continued postoperative antibiotic infusions. (Learning Objectives 2, 3, and 5) a. What nursing assessment finding could indicate the presence of a paralytic ileus? b. Which medical interventions could have contributed to the development of your patient’s paralytic ileus? c. How long would you expect the paralytic ileus to last? d. In what ways would you expect a paralytic ileus to resolve? e. List possible nursing diagnoses for this patient related to the surgical procedure and postoperative complications.S B is a 54-year-old Latina female who went to her healthcare provider with complaints of heartburn, dysphagia, nausea, and chest pain. She feels bloated and obtains little or no relief from over-the-counter antacids. Her past medical history includes 2-pack-a-day cigarette smoking, stressful job, and chronic use of NSAIDs for chronic back pain. 4. What are some of the cultural considerations the nurse should be are of?
- S B is a 54-year-old Latina female who went to her healthcare provider with complaints of heartburn, dysphagia, nausea, and chest pain. She feels bloated and obtains little or no relief from over-the-counter antacids. Her past medical history includes 2-pack-a-day cigarette smoking, stressful job, and chronic use of NSAIDs for chronic back pain. 4. What are some of the cultural considerations the nurse should be are of. 5. Apply 2 QSEN competency concepts to this case study.125.Which assessment finding would cause the home care RN to revise the plan of carefor the patient who had a total gastrectomy for gastric cancer?Skin turgor is non-tenting over clavicle.Abdominal incision is without redness or drainage.Pain score is 2 when using the 0 to 10 numeric pain scale.Weight loss of 5 pounds in seven days.Discuss 4 observations you should perform when caring for a patient on anticoagulation therapy. (more than a sentence) Voiding: Faeces: to tell your patient to then get you and to tell you that there is blood within their and then to then also tell them to not flush the toilet when they open their bowels, so then you can then check it and observe it Gums: advise patient to report if there is any signs of bleeding in within their gums Bruising is increased: Hematemesis (vomiting):
- The perioperative nurse is providing care for a patient who is recovering on the postsurgical unit following a cholecystectomy. The patient has not started ambulating and states he needs to rest in bed. For what complication is the client most at risk? atelectasis shock anemia dehydrationLiver cirrhosis 1. risk factor 2. signs and symptoms 3. when to call immediate healthcare provider 4. treament 5. online and community resourcesDraw a nursing care plan for a patient under the following conditions: 1.patient observed having overgrown finger nails. 2.patient complains he is not able to eat due to above right amputation. 3. Patient complains he is not able to sleep. 4. Patient have not bathed due to weakness.