Description

Shadow Health: Patient Care Rounds: Postoperative Check-in John Larsen

Assignment Description: This assignment provides the opportunity to conduct an environmental safety check on a hospital room, assess a postoperative patient, gather subjective and objective data, and apply interventions based on data collected.

• Estimated Time to Complete: 60-80 minutes

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    Finding:

    Followed up on pain at surgical site

    •  Results At Completion: Your faculty has chosen to make your detailed results available as soon as you complete this assignment.
    •  Reopening Attempts: You can manually reopen your completed attempts until this assignment’s due date has passed.
    •  Flexible ‘Turn In’: You can choose which attempt to turn in to your instructor until this assignment’s due date has passed.

    Solution: Shadow Health: Patient Care Rounds: Postoperative Check-in John Larsen

    Category

    Scored Items

    Experts selected these topics as essential components of a strong, thorough interview with this patient.

    Patient Status

    Medications

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      Finding:

      Asked about medication regimen

      (Found)

      Pro Tip: Asking a patient about their current regimen of home and inpatient medications helps to ensure accurate and appropriate medication administration and documentation.

      Example Question:

      What medications have you taken today?
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      Finding:

      Asked about medication allergies

      (Found)

      Pro Tip: Asking a patient specifically about medication allergies helps to prevent errors with medication administration that could lead to negative patient impact.

      Example Question:

      Do you have medication allergies?

    Surgery Details

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      Finding:

      Asked about surgical wound

      (Found)

      Pro Tip: Asking a postoperative patient about their surgical wound allows them to respond about their perception of the wound as well as how the healing process is proceeding.

      Example Question:

      How is your surgical wound?
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      Finding:

      Asked about pain at surgical site

      (Found)

      Pro Tip: Asking a postoperative patient about their surgical wound allows them to respond about their perception of the wound as well as how the healing process is proceeding.

      Example Question:

      Do you have pain at the surgical site?

  Finding:

  Asked about patient status

  (Found)

  Pro Tip: Asking a patient an open question about their current medical state allows them to respond subjectively with their perception of the current situation as they are experiencing it.

  Example Question:

  How do you feel?

Add to car to get subjective data, objctive data, intervention selection, environment safety, and SBAR.

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