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Jack Hammond Room 305 ALL SOLUTION 100% SPRING FALL-2022 EDITION RATED GRADE A+

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Jack Hammond, 10 -year old boy who was admitted last night for cystic fibrosis exacerbation and possible pneumonia. He has an IV of D5 NS infusing to his right arm at 75 mL/hour. Oxygen per nasal ca... nnula is in place at 3 L/min, chest x-ray results and sputum culture are pending. He is alert and oriented, both parents are currently at the bedside. He does complain of intercostal pain, especially with coughing. Current oxygen saturation is 94% You responded correctly to 5 out of 6 evaluations: Category Your response Explanation Health Increased acuity Exacerbation of cystic fibrosis and possible pneumonia LOC Normal acuity The child is reported as alert and oriented Pain level Increased acuity The child reports pain with coughing Psychological Normal There is no mention of increased psychological Needs acuity needs Safety Normal acuity There is no mention of safety concerns in the report Educational Increased acuity The child is admitted for an exacerbation of his cystic fibrosis, education is needed to help manage this chronic Physiological Description Your Respons e Explanation Activity intolerance TRUE The child has an exacerbation of cystic fibrosis and requires supplemental oxygen Disturbed sensory perception False Cystic fibrosis does not adversely affect sensory perceptionImbalanced TRUE With cystic fibrosis, the bodyDescription Your Respons e Explanation nutrition, less than body requirements does not produce pancreatic enzymes leading to nutritional deficits Impaired gas exchange TRUE Damage from cystic fibrosis and possible pneumonia will decrease the body’s ability for gas exchange Impaired skin integrity False Cyst [Show More]

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