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SCHOOL OF NURSINGTHIS IS A DADE
SCHOOL OF NURSING
THIS IS A DADE MEDICAL COLLEGE DOCUMENT. POSSESSION OF THIS DOCUMENT IS AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THAT IT AND ITS CONTENT ARE THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF DADE MEDICAL COLLEGE INC.

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SITUATION
Admit Date: Wednesday 2000

Dx:

AIDS

Chief complaint: Patient Stated " I'm so weak, my legs are having burning pain, please don't touch"
BACKGROUND
Medical History:The patient contracted HIV 15 years ago, which progressed to AIDS 8 years ago.

Betadine

Allergies:

Code status: Do not resuscicate. (DNR).
Interventions/Responses:

A

Morphine, Lorezepam, Ibuprofen, Acetaminiphen, Pregabalin.
ASSESSMENT

Neuro: Patient alert and oriented. Pupils equal, round, reactive to light and accommodation.
Respiratory: Muffled bilaterally, dry cough.

S1 S2, Sinus tachycardia

Cardiac:

GI/GU: Hyperactive bowel sound, distended and slightly tender in middle, diarrhea, no voiding
Musculoskeletal: All extrimities weak, unable to ambulate.
Skin:

Pale, cool, and dry. Stage 3 pressure ulcer on right heel.

Psychosocial:

Anxious, jittery.
VITAL SIGNS

BP: 102/56

HR:

112

Pain:

85%

Resp:

12

Accu Check:

SpO2

R

N/A

RECOMMENDATIONS
Goals:

maximum comfort, die with dignity.

Consults:

Advanced medical surgical unit.

Test/Treatments:
Lab results:
Discharge needs:

NRF1073 R00

7/10

Analgesics. patient on paliative care.

None
None

Effective Date: 10/11/2013

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