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Clinical Simulation 2: Advanced Pharmacology
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Patient Teaching Score: 14.5 out of 16
Topics priorized for patient teaching
Education Items
Greet the patient and explain why you need to educate them.
Greet the patient and explain why you need to educate them.
Hi Debbie. Based on your symptoms and spirometry reading, you have experienced COPD exacerbation
associated with your COPD and smoking. I am concern about your lung function and breathing. Your lung
function and breathing had declined. I would like to prescribed 3 medications to help with your COPD and
smoking cessation.
Statement
26/7/2020 2:49:56 AM
Sure thing, honey.
Model Statement: Hi, Ms. O'Connor. We're going to be going over how to safely take your medications.
Model Plan
(1 point) The tiotropium capsules should be inhaled via your inhaler. Do not swallow them
(1 point) Only use the tiotropium capsules with the inhaler provided with them
(1 point) Inhale each capsule twice to get the full dose of the drug
(1 point) Contact your healthcare professional if you experience changes in vision or irritation or pain in your eyes
(1 point) Contact your healthcare professional if you experience difficult, painful, or unusually frequent urination
(1 point) Discontinue medication and contact your healthcare provider if you experience a bronchospasm shortly after administering the
dose
(1 point) Keep the tiotropium capsules in their packaging until it is time to use them. Upon removing them from the packaging, use them
immediately
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