Title | Concept Map template- ATI Enteral tube feedings Practice challenge pt 3 |
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Institution | San Antonio College |
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Evaluation (Goals met/unmet)-15 pts LVN : Concept Map Enteral tube feeding Medical Treatment/Collaborative Care (Planning)-5 pts
Pt maintained strength and function of weakened left side, pt did not increase in strength, goal partially met.
Monitor medication regimen related to CVA; Aspirin 325g QD, Metoprolol 100mg QD, Atorvastatin 80mg QD, Tylenol 650mg PRN Q4-6hr.
Pt maintain aspiration precautions during hospital admission and was free of feeding complications and aspirations. Met goal.
Assess/monitor pain level by using face scale and manage with PRN analgesic.
Pt maintained adequate peripheral tissue perfusion. Cap refills and MAP WNL. Goal met
Monitor NG tube placement, test pH prior to NG feeds, administer feeds/meds and flushes as ordered by MD.
Patient will maintain or increase strength and function of affected or compensatory body parts by discharge. / Nurse will perform PROM/ROM and refer pt to PT/OT/ST.
HR: 97, RR 21 Pain level 5/10 on face scale Headaches Trouble swallowing
Hypertension Hyperlipidemia
Goals/Nursing Interventions (Planning)-25 pts
Patient will demonstrate and verbalize understanding of feeding methods appropriate to his situation while preventing aspiration upon discharge. / Nurse will educate pt on aspiration precautions, dietary needs, positioning during and after feeding, and refer pt to Nutritionist/Dietician. Nurse will test pH prior to feeds.
B/P: 152/89
Medical History (Assessment)-5 pts
Monitor and maintain aspiration precautions at all times.
Patient will not experience any further deterioration or reoccurrence of deficits during admission stay. / Nurse will monitor V/S, neuro status and peripheral pulses.
Signs/Symptoms (Assessment)-10 pts
CVA
Coronary Artery disease
Concept
History of CVA (2 wks ago- 3/08/21)
Perfusion
Impaired swallowing Compromised of left sided function Risk for aspiration complications
Diagnostic Studies (labs, XR, etc.) (Assessment)-5 pts Interrelated Concepts (Analysis)-5 pts
CT Scan
Nursing Diagnosis (Analysis)-30 pts
Immobility RT to left sided weakness
CT Angiography/Arteriography
Ineffective cerebral tissue perfusion related to interruption of blood flow as evidence by changes in motor/sensory responses.
Clotting RT CVA hx and need for blood thinners
MRI
Impaired swallowing related to CVA hx as evidence by choking when drinking PO fluids. Impaired physical mobility related to CVA hx as evidence by left sided weakness.
ECHO: mild aortic stenosis Ineffective airway clearance RT CVA hx Neuro/Physical Exam Impaired swallowing RT CVA hx and need for enteral feedings Risk for falls RT CVA and Left sided weakness
Swallow study LDL 182, HDL 37, Lipid serum 213- Abnormally high...