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    The Appropriate Amount of Oxygen Is Continuously Delivered So That The Patient Does Not Desiderate

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    1. The patient, a 48-year-old female, presented with respiratory failure and difficulty breathing. 2. Nursing interventions included obtaining baseline vital signs, placing the patient in a semi-fowler's position, and applying oxygen delivery. 3. The goal of treatment was for the patient to breathe more easily without difficulty, and this goal was achieved as the patient was able to breathe without difficulty after treatment.

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    The Appropriate Amount of Oxygen Is Continuously Delivered So That The Patient Does Not Desiderate

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    1. The patient, a 48-year-old female, presented with respiratory failure and difficulty breathing. 2. Nursing interventions included obtaining baseline vital signs, placing the patient in a semi-fowler's position, and applying oxygen delivery. 3. The goal of treatment was for the patient to breathe more easily without difficulty, and this goal was achieved as the patient was able to breathe without difficulty after treatment.

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    1. The patient, a 48-year-old female, presented with respiratory failure and difficulty breathing. 2. Nursing interventions included obtaining baseline vital signs, placing the patient in a semi-fowler's position, and applying oxygen delivery. 3. The goal of treatment was for the patient to breathe more easily without difficulty, and this goal was achieved as the patient was able to breathe without difficulty after treatment.

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    The Appropriate Amount of Oxygen Is Continuously Delivered So That The Patient Does Not Desiderate

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    1. The patient, a 48-year-old female, presented with respiratory failure and difficulty breathing. 2. Nursing interventions included obtaining baseline vital signs, placing the patient in a semi-fowler's position, and applying oxygen delivery. 3. The goal of treatment was for the patient to breathe more easily without difficulty, and this goal was achieved as the patient was able to breathe without difficulty after treatment.

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    Patient #5: Acute Respiratory Failure

    F, 48

    DIAGNOSIS ANALYSIS GOAL NURSING RATIONALE EVALUATION


    INTERVENTIONS
    The patient was able to
    Ineffective Respiratory The patient will breath without difficulty.
    breathing pattern failure can be be able to 1. Obtain For comparison
    seen with a breathe more baseline of result, and to
    O: change in easily and data and determine
    The patient is respiratory rate, without any refer effectiveness of
    lying restlessly on change in difficulty abnormal the intervention
    her bed. normal vital given.
    abdominal and signs.
    The client has thoracic This provides
    slow deep patterns for 2. Place maximum lung
    respirations. inspiration and patient in expansion for
    expiration, a semi- the patient and
    The patient change in depth fowler’s facilitates
    appears to be of ventilation position. better way of
    pale. (Vt), and breathing.
    respiratory
    S: alternans. 3. Ensure The appropriate
    The patient Breathing that amount of
    complains of pattern changes oxygen oxygen is
    difficulty of may occur in a delivery continuously
    breathing. multitude of system is delivered so
    The patient asks cases from applied to that the patient
    for some air. hypoxia, heart the does not
    failure, and/or patient. desiderate.
    M: pain, cognitive
    BP 140/90 impairment and 4. If
    RR 24 anxiety, ineffective
    PR 89 metabolic . Report
    Temp 36.8 abnormalities to the
    like DM nurse in
    charge.
    Drug Name Dosage Classification Indication Contraindication Side Effects Nursing Responsibilities

    Paracetamol 1.2 mL antipyretics, Mild pain Hypersensitivity to Hema: hemolytic anemia, BEFORE:
    q 4 hr nonopioid Fever acetaminophen or neutropenia, leukopenia, ~ Advise parents or
    PRN analgesics phenacetin; use with pancytopenia. caregivers to check
    od alcohol. Hepa: jaundice concentrations of liquid
    Metabolic: hypoG preparations. Errors have
    GI: HEPATIC FAILURE, resulted in serious liver
    HEPATOTOXICITY damage.
    (overdose)GU: renal failure (high ~ Assess fever; note
    doses/chronic use). presence of associated
    Derm: rash, urticaria. signs (diaphoresis,
    tachycardia, and
    malaise).
    DURING:
    ~ Adults should not take
    acetaminophen longer
    than 10 days and children
    not longer than 5 days
    unless directed by health
    care professional.
    ~ Advise mother or
    caregiver to take
    medication exactly as
    directed and not to take
    more than the
    recommended amount.
    AFTER:
    ~ Advise patient to
    consult health care
    professional if discomfort
    or fever is not relieved by
    routine doses of this drug
    or if fever is greater than
    39.5°C (103°F) or lasts
    longer than 3 days.

    Omeprazole 20mg Antisecretory Short-term Contraindicated with - CNS: Headache, dizziness, - Administer before
    tab OD agent treatment of hypersensitivity to asthenia, vertigo, meals. Caution
    active duodenal omeprazole or its insomnia, apathy, anxiety, patient to swallow
    Proton pump ulcer; First-line components; paresthesias, dream capsules whole—
    inhibitor therapy in Use cautiously with abnormalities not to open, chew,
    treatment of pregnancy, lactation. - Dermatologic: Rash, or crush them.
    heartburn or inflammation, urticaria, - Arrange for

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