Assignment: Erikson’s Development Stage

Assignment: Erilson’s Development Stage

Course: NURS 101LNURSING CARE PLAN TEMPLATENURS 101L, NURS 210L-AB, NURS 317LStudentInstructorPatient InitialCode StatusAllergiesFNUnit/ Room#FullPenicillin and CashewsTemp (C/F Site)Pulse (Site)116Respiration24Pulse Ox (O2 Sat)92%DateCourseDOBHeight/WeightBlood Pressure130/805/15/20191/1/1939125 pounds/ 62Pain Scale 1-109/1099FHistory of Present Illness including Admission Diagnosis &Chief Complaint (normal & abnormal) supported with Evidence BasedCitationsMs. Florence Nightingale has been admitted to hospital for an unwitnessed fall at home, after tripping over her cat and falling on herleft side.Chief Complaint: Pain 9/10 in her left thigh and left lip, and that sheexperiences difficulties urinating and has to get up at night to urinate.Admission Diagnosis: Visible bruise measuring 3X3 on her lowerlateral left thigh without an open wound or skin breakdown. Bilaterallower extremity edema 2+ pitting.Relevant Diagnostic Procedures/Results & Pertinent Lab tests/ Values(with normal ranges),include dates and rationales supported with Evidence Based CitationsX-ray results are consistent with a fracture on the left acetabular hip.She also has a full complete fracture on her left femur.Lab tests: WBC 12,000, HGB 13, HCT 55%, RBC 4.0, NA+ 150, CL- 106,K+ 3.1, PLTS 300,000, BUN 30, CREATININE 1.6, HgbA1c 8.2%, PT 12,INR 2.5.Page 1 of 6Physical Assessment Findings including presenting signs andsymptoms supporte …

Course: NURS 101LNURSING CARE PLAN TEMPLATENURS 101L, NURS 210L-AB, NURS 317LStudentInstructorPatient InitialCode StatusAllergiesFNUnit/ Room#FullPenicillin and CashewsTemp (C/F Site)Pulse (Site)116Respiration24Pulse Ox (O2 Sat)92%DateCourseDOBHeight/WeightBlood Pressure130/805/15/20191/1/1939125 pounds/ 62Pain Scale 1-109/1099FHistory of Present Illness including Admission Diagnosis &Chief Complaint (normal & abnormal) supported with Evidence BasedCitationsMs. Florence Nightingale has been admitted to hospital for an unwitnessed fall at home, after tripping over her cat and falling on herleft side.Chief Complaint: Pain 9/10 in her left thigh and left lip, and that sheexperiences difficulties urinating and has to get up at night to urinate.Admission Diagnosis: Visible bruise measuring 3X3 on her lowerlateral left thigh without an open wound or skin breakdown. Bilaterallower extremity edema 2+ pitting.Relevant Diagnostic Procedures/Results & Pertinent Lab tests/ Values(with normal ranges),include dates and rationales supported with Evidence Based CitationsX-ray results are consistent with a fracture on the left acetabular hip.She also has a full complete fracture on her left femur.Lab tests: WBC 12,000, HGB 13, HCT 55%, RBC 4.0, NA+ 150, CL- 106,K+ 3.1, PLTS 300,000, BUN 30, CREATININE 1.6, HgbA1c 8.2%, PT 12,INR 2.5.Page 1 of 6Physical Assessment Findings including presenting signs andsymptoms supporte ..

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