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Nursing Case Studies Case Study: Assessment based on the case studies in sequence Published by: https://expertassignmenthelp.com/ Filename: 1SAMPLE16C194-Nursing-Case-Studies.PDF For more assistance visit: https://expertassignmenthelp.com/nursing-assignment-help/ Uploaded: April 30, 2016 Enjoy Abstract Since GCS assessment has shown 14 along with the normal verbal response, obey, command and can know the name and date of birth, ABCDE assessment holds most priority as far as other complications are concerned. Since he complains of shortness of breath, so it is essential to go for airway blockage assessment and breathing assessment. If necessary supplemental oxygen must be provided to bring back the oxygen saturation of the body to normal 98% at room air. During that time further tests could have been ordered such as blood tests, respiratory infection differential diagnosis through arterial blood gas test and a chest X ray to diagnose the actual problem of chest infection. With regard to hypotension during chest infection , the pathophysiology has been roughly nicely described I would have given a bit more scientific explanation of how LPS(Lipopolysaccharide) present in the outer membrane of gram negative bacteria causes infection and later on hypotension. (Kumar, Abbas, Fausto, & & Mitchell, 2007). Since he may be tachycardia so his respiratory rate must be monitored from time to time in order to keep a check. With regard to the reason behind GCS is 14, I think the answer is explaining about why he has a low GCS but not an explanation of why he has a GCS score of 14. Since his individual scores are good as far as his symptoms shows the injury is minor ad he scored 14.So in over all the answers need to be rechecked for accuracy.

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Nursing Case Studies

Case Study: Assessment based on the case studies in sequence

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Abstract

Since GCS assessment has shown 14 along with the normal verbal response, obey, command

and can know the name and date of birth, ABCDE assessment holds most priority as far as

other complications are concerned. Since he complains of shortness of breath, so it is

essential to go for airway blockage assessment and breathing assessment. If necessary

supplemental oxygen must be provided to bring back the oxygen saturation of the body to

normal 98% at room air. During that time further tests could have been ordered such as blood

tests, respiratory infection differential diagnosis through arterial blood gas test and a chest X

ray to diagnose the actual problem of chest infection. With regard to hypotension during

chest infection , the pathophysiology has been roughly nicely described I would have given a

bit more scientific explanation of how LPS(Lipopolysaccharide) present in the outer

membrane of gram negative bacteria causes infection and later on hypotension. (Kumar,

Abbas, Fausto, & & Mitchell, 2007). Since he may be tachycardia so his respiratory rate must

be monitored from time to time in order to keep a check. With regard to the reason behind

GCS is 14, I think the answer is explaining about why he has a low GCS but not an

explanation of why he has a GCS score of 14. Since his individual scores are good as far as

his symptoms shows the injury is minor ad he scored 14.So in over all the answers need to be

rechecked for accuracy.

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