MED-10-Janet Owen-Pancreatitis Alcohol Withdraw PDF

Preview

Summary

These are pre simulation questions ...

Description

Simulation Admission Ticket

Session: PNR 206 Scenario: Pancreatitis/Alcohol Withdrawal MED-10-Janet Owen-Pancreatitis/Alcohol Withdraw OBJECTIVES:

   

Analyze the role of the practical nurse in promoting, maintaining, and restoring health in adults with commonly occurring acute and chronic health problems. (SLO- 1) Develop nursing care plans / maps to provide individual care within the scope of the practical nurse to adults experiencing acute and chronic health problems. (SLO- 2, 4) Implement decision-making skills necessary to anticipate client needs and effectively contribute to the health care team in caring for clients with acute and chronic health problems. (SLO-1, 2, 4) Integrate effective communication skills into the provision of client-centered nursing care. (SLO-3, 5, 6) . Demonstrate competence in the performance of skills to promote, maintain, and restore health. (SLO- 1, 2, 4) Use principles of teaching-learning while performing in LPN nursing roles to address the health needs of clients. (SLO-5, 6) Relate behaviors consistent with moral, ethical, and legal standards and principles to the client care setting. (SLO- 7, 8)



Utilize information technology to support patient care (SLO- 6)

  

Name: Date: Instructor:

Please review the following PRIOR to your simulation experience: How to perform a complete physical assessment, including a focused pain assessment and using a CIWA-Ar tool How to identify abnormal findings and discusses implications Know the signs and symptoms of Pancreatitis The CIWA-Ar assessment tool Medication administration using the 6 Rights MEDICATIONS: ½ Normal Saline with added multivitamins, Ondansetron, Morphine sulfate, Lorazepam, Aluminum hydroxide, Magnesium hydroxide

Answer these questions prior to Simulation Session (Attach answers to this ticket for admission to simulation session. Without this ticket and completed questions you will not be allowed to participate in the scheduled scenarios). 1. 2.

3.

4. 5. 6.

What are the signs and symptoms of Acute Pancreatitis? Upper abdominal pain, abdominal pain that radiates to the back, feels worse after eating, fever, rapid pulse, nausea, vomiting, tenderness when palpating abdomen. How can we treat acute pancreatitis? To treat acute pancreatitis, pt will be given antibiotics IV to treat the infection, IV fluids will be administering, low fat diet or fasting for pancreases to recover, pain medication will also be administered What are the goals of nursing care for a patient with acute pancreatitis? The nurse will assess the patient from head to toe, they will rate the patient pain level as well. Be in communication with the doctor and follow doctors’ orders up antibiotics administration to the patient. The nurse will make sure the patient is comfortable, monitor IV fluid infusion and assessing IV lines What diet restrictions does a patient with pancreatitis have? Diet consisting of high protein, low fat, no smoking, chewing tobacco, lose weight, do not drink alcohol. How do you use the CIWA-Ar assessment tool? The CIWA is the clinical institute withdrawal assessment for alcohol revised which consists of 10 items and administered rapidly at the bedside in about 5mintes. How do you communicate, assess, and treat a patient going through alcohol withdrawal? Pt will be educated of what this disorder is and how it can create long term hard to their body . This patient will be provided information of how to receive help, this patient will need rehab to get them through this process. The patient may not be able to receive information being provided to them. Diet is a great topic to cover as well. This patient will need to have a diet high in protein but also be gentle on their pancreas. This patient could remain NPO while pancreas recovers....