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CASO HIPOTETICO 2 82 M Chief Complaint Date: 09/15/21 Time: 09:25 Chief Complaint: Falling due to legs weakness Source: Family (daughter) Accompained by:: daughter) - History of Present Illness HPI: 82 y/o male with PMHx of HTN, DM, Renal disease and Stroke is brought to ER by EMS accompanied bye her daughter after falling and hitting the back of the head due to legs weakness when he tries to get up from his walker. Daughter states weakness began last Friday and he had to start using his walker. - Allergies Allergies/Adverse Reactions: Allergies Allergy/AdvReac Type Severity Reaction Status Date / Time JUEYES METFORMIN Allergy Swelling Uncoded 09/14/21 20:25 of Lip/Tongue/Throat - Home Medications Home Medications: Home Medications Medication Instructions Recorded Confirmed Type Amlodipine Besylate [Norvasc] 1 tab PO DAILY 09/14/21 09/14/21 History Humulin N 20 unit SUB-Q BEFORE BREAKFAST 09/14/21 09/14/21 History Losartan Potassium [Losartan 50 mg PO DAILY 09/14/21 09/14/21 History Potassium 50 mg Tablet] Simvastatin [Simvastatin 40Mg 40 mg PO DAILY 09/14/21 09/14/21 History Tablet] - Travel Risk - Coronavirus Travel Risk: No Contact Risk: No Has patient experienced symptoms?: No Past Medical History - Information Attestation statement: The following information was validated with the patient or family. Source: Obtained From Family Accompained name: DAUGHTER - Past Medical History Medical History: CVA, Diabetes, Hypertension, Renal Disease Surgical History Male: No Surgical History Psychiatric History: No Psych History In the past week, have you been having thoughts about killing yourself?: No - Family History Family History: Diabetes, Hypertension - Social History Smoking Status: Never Smoker Alcohol Use: No Alcohol Intake: Former Sustance Use: No Review of Systems - Constitutional Constitutional: Report: Weakness - Eye Eyes: Report: No symptoms reported - Ear Ear: Report: No Symptoms Reported - Nose, Mouth and Throat Nose, Mouth and Throat: Report: No Symptoms Reported - Breast Breast: Report: No Symtoms Resorted - Cardiovascular Cardiovascular: Report: High blood pressure, Other (distant heart sounds) - Respiratory Respiratory: Report: No Symptoms Reported - Gastrointestinal / Abdominal Gastrointestinal/Abdominal: Report: Constipation - Genitourinary Genitourinary Male: Report: No Symtoms Reported - Musculoskeletal Musculoskeletal: Report: Muscle weakness - Skin Skin: Report: No Symptoms Reported - Neurological Neurological: Report: Abnormal gait, Focal weakness, Gait disturbance, Speech disturbance, Speech slurred, Stroke, Weakness, Weakness lower extremity, Weakness upper extremity - Psychiatric Psychiatric: Report: No Symptoms Reported - Endocrine Endocrine: Report: No Symptoms Reported - Hematology / Lymphatic Hematologic/Lymphatic: Report: No Symptoms Reported - Immunology / Allergies Immunology/Allergies: Report: No Symptoms Reported - All Other System Report: Reviewed and Negative Physical Examination - Measurement Vital Signs: Last Vital Signs Temp 36.7 C 09/14/21 20:21 Pulse 71 09/14/21 20:21 Resp 18 09/14/21 20:21 BP 143/70 H 09/14/21 20:21 Pulse Ox 97 09/14/21 20:21 Height & Weight: Height 5 ft 2 in Weight 58.967 kg - General Exam General Condition: Oriented x3, Awake, Alert, Active Physical Exam General Appearance: Comfortable, Cooperative, No Pain Physical Exam General Nutrition: Normal Weight - Head Exam Head Exam: Normal Exam - Eyes Exam Physical Exam Eyes: Normal Appearance, EOMI Abnormal (delay ) - ENT Exam Physical Exam ENT: Normal Exam - Ear Exam Physical Exam Ears: Normal Exam - Nose Exam Normal Exam - Mouth Exam Physical Exam Mouth: Normal External Inspection - Neck Exam Normal Inspection, Normal Position, Non-Tenderness, No Lymphadenopathy, No Thyromegaly, Non Jugular Vein Distention - Thyroid Exam Physical Exam Thyroid: Normal Inspection - Cervical Lymph Node Exam No Lymphadenopathy - Chest Exam Physical Exam Chest: Normal Inspection - Respiratory Exam Respiratory Exam: Normal Expansion, Normal Lung Sounds, Normal Respiratory Effort, No Respiratory Distress, Chest No-Tenderness - Cardiovascular Exam Normal Heart Sounds (distant ) Peripheral Pulses: 2+: Carotid Right, Carotid Left, Radial Left, Radial Right, Dorsalis Pedis Left, Dorsalis Pedis Right, Posterior Tibialis Left, Posterior Tibialis Right - GI/Abdominal Exam Flat, Soft, Diminished Bowel Sounds - Extremities Exam Other (Upper limbs weakness Rt>Lt) General: Normal Inspection - Upper Extremity Exam Shoulder Exam: Normal Inspection Arm Exam: Normal Inspection Elbow Exam: Normal Extension Forearm/Wrist Exam: Normal Inspection Hand Exam: Normal Inspection - Lower Extremity Exam Upper Leg: Other (Weakness rt>lt) Knee: Other (Weakness rt>lt) Ankle: Other (Weakness rt>lt) Lower Leg: Other (Weakness rt>lt) Leg Edema: None Foot/Toe: No Edema - Neurological Exam Neurologic Exam: Normal Mood / Affect, Oriented x3, Alert, Motor Deficit, Other (brocca aphasia ) Patient Oriented To: Person, Place Speech: Expressive Aphasia, Garbled, Slurred Motor strength: LLE 3/5, LUE 3/5, RLE 1/5, RUE 2/5 Cerebellar Function: Abnormal finger to nose (bilateral) - Glasgow Coma Scale (4) Open Spontaneously Best Verbal Response (Glasgow): (5) Oriented Best Motor Response: (6) Obeys Commands Glasgow Total: 15 - Psychiatric Exam Normal Affect, Normal Mood - All Other System All Other System: Are not pertinent at the moment Diagnosis Impression (1) CVA (cerebral vascular accident) Code(s): I63.9 - Cerebral infarction, unspecified Status: Acute Qualifiers: CVA mechanism: thrombosis Laterality of affected vessel: unspecified (2) Acute focal neurological deficit Code(s): R29.818 - Other symptoms and signs involving the nervous system Status: Acute - Assessment and Plan Assessment and Plan: 82 y/o male with PMHx of HTN, DM, Renal disease and Stroke is brought to ER by EMS accompanied bye her daughter after falling and hitting the back of the head due to legs weakness yesterday. Head CT wo contrast shows no evidence of hemorrhages , Right basal ganglia and frontal corona radiata subacute or chronic infarct. Small cystic structure in the left side of the pons may relate to a perivascular space or chronic lacunar infarct. Moderate chronic white matter small vessel disease and cerebral atherosclerosis. Pertinent labs results below shos Cr. 2.86, BUN 38 and glucose 110. Vital signs pertinent for BP 143/70. Physical examination shows weakness of upper and lower extremities RT>LT, expressive aphasia and grip myotonia. Patient admitted with diagnosis of Recurrent ischemic stroke/ acute ischemic stroke. Will f/u with Brain MRI, Carotids ultrasound, heart echocardiography. Laboratory Tests 09/14/21 09/14/21 22:30 22:30 RBC 4.57 L Hgb 12.3 L Hct 39.4 L MCHC 31.2 L Neut # (Auto) 6.91 H Immature Gran # (Auto) 0.04 H BUN 38 H Creatinine 2.86 H Glucose 110 H - Labs 09/14/21 22:30 [Image 0] 09/14/21 22:30 [Image 1] Labs Result: Coagulation Labs PT 11.6 Secs (9.1-12.1) 09/14/21 22:30 INR 1.009 09/14/21 22:30 APTT 28.7 Secs (25.3-38.0) 09/14/21 22:30 Abnormal lab results 09/14/21 09/14/21 Range/Units 22:30 22:30 RBC 4.57 L (4.63-6.08) X10^6/uL Hgb 12.3 L (13.7-17.5) g/dL Hct 39.4 L (40.1-51.0) \% MCHC 31.2 L (32.2-36.5) g/dL Neut # (Auto) 6.91 H (1.56-6.13) X10^3/uL Immature Gran # (Auto) 0.04 H (0.00-0.03) X10^3/uL BUN 38 H (9-20) mg/dL Creatinine 2.86 H (0.66-1.25) mg/dL Glucose 110 H (74-106) mg/dL Admission Note - Admission Information Date of Admission: 09/15/21 Time of Admission: 10:32 Admission Diagnosis: Recurrent ischemic stroke / acute ischemic stroke Admission Note: 82 y/o male with PMHx of HTN, DM, Renal disease and Stroke is brought to ER by EMS accompanied bye her daughter after falling and hitting the back of the head due to legs weakness yesterday. Head CT wo contrast shows no evidence of hemorrhages , Right basal ganglia and frontal corona radiata subacute or chronic infarct. Small cystic structure in the left side of the pons may relate to a perivascular space or chronic lacunar infarct. Moderate chronic white matter small vessel disease and cerebral atherosclerosis. Pertinent labs results below shos Cr. 2.86, BUN 38 and glucose 110. Vital signs pertinent for BP 143/70. Physical examination shows weakness of upper and lower extremities RT>LT, expressive aphasia and grip myotonia. Patient admitted with diagnosis of Recurrent ischemic stroke/ acute ischemic stroke. Will f/u with Brain MRI, Carotids ultrasound, heart echocardiography. Education Given on Admission: Diagnosis, Treatment, Medications, Procedure Orientation to: Patient, Daugther - Vaccine Hx Influenza Vaccination: No Hx Pneumococcal Vaccination: No Hx COVID Vaccination: Yes Admission Orders - Admission Orders 09/15/21 08:50 Admit as Inpatient [ADMISSION] Routine 09/15/21 08:58 MR head/brain wo con [MR] Stat 09/15/21 08:59 CA echo transthoracic complete Stat 09/15/21 09:00 US carotid duplex BI [US] Stat 09/15/21 Lunch NPO Diet [DIETARY] 09/16/21 05:00 BMP [Basic Metabolic Panel] [CHEM] DAILY CBC [Complete Blood Cell Count] [HEME] DAILY 09/17/21 05:00 BMP [Basic Metabolic Panel] [CHEM] DAILY CBC [Complete Blood Cell Count] [HEME] DAILY 09/18/21 05:00 BMP [Basic Metabolic Panel] [CHEM] DAILY Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico Recinto de Guayama Departamento de Ciencias de la Salud Programa de Enfermería Estudiante: ____________________________ Sección: ______________ Fecha: _______________________ Profesor:______________________________ Código y nombre del curso: NURS 2234- Práctica Adulto II Datos del Paciente Edad Ocupación Sexo Orientación Religiosa Estado Civil Admitido en el Departamento de: Nacionalidad Diagnóstico Médico Etapa de Crecimiento y Desarrollo Etapa en que se encuentra el cliente: Nombre del teorizante Tareas de crecimiento y desarrollo que caracterizan la etapa: Tareas de crecimiento y desarrollo observadas en el cliente: Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Hallazgos significativos del historial pasado Hallazgos significativos del historial presente utilizando los patrones de salud (Hospitalizaciones y diagnósticos médicos, enfermedades desde la niñez, vacunas) Historial Familiar Patrón de Manejo y Percepción de la Salud Patrón Nutricional Metabólico Patrón de Eliminación Patrón de Actividad y Ejercicio Patrón de Descanso y Sueño Patrón Cognitivo-Perceptual Patrón Autopercepción y auto concepto Patrón Rol y Relaciones Patrón Sexual Reproductivo Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Diagnóstico Médico: Definición Epidemiología Etiología Patofisiología Signos y Síntomas Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Procedimientos Diagnósticos Nombre del estudio o prueba y su propósito Preparación y cuidado del cliente Niveles o valores normales Resultados del cliente Interpretación de los resultados (relación con el diagnóstico médico) Hematología CBC Escribir la preparación y cuidado del cliente: RBC Eritrocitos WBC Leucocitos Hematocrito Hemoglobina (Hbg) Plaquetas Neutrófilos Eosinofilos Basófilos Linfocitos Monocitos Otros: Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Perfil metabólico CMP o BMP Escribir la preparación y cuidado del cliente: Interpretación de los resultados Niveles o valores normales Resultados del cliente (relación con el diagnóstico médico) Glucosa BUN Creatinina Albumina Colesterol Bilirrubina total Sodio Potasio Cloro Proteína total Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Urinálisis Escribir la preparación y cuidado del cliente Niveles o valores normales Resultados del cliente Interpretación de los resultados Color Apariencia Gravedad especifica PH Proteína Glucosa Cetonas Bilirrubina WBC (Células blancas) RBC (Células rojas) Bacterias Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Estudios (Placas, ecocardiogramas, CT, MRI, Endoscopias, colonoscopia, otros) Nombre del estudio o prueba y propósito Preparación y cuidado del cliente Niveles normales Resultados del cliente Interpretación de los resultados Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Procedimientos Diagnósticos Nombre del estudio o prueba y su propósito Preparación y cuidado del cliente Niveles o valores normales Resultados del cliente Interpretación de los resultados (relación con el diagnóstico médico) OTROS LABORATORIOS Escribir la preparación y cuidado del cliente: Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Medicamentos Utilizados (Orden médica en el hospital) Nombre, Dosis, Frecuencia y Vía de administración Indicación (uso) y acción deseada Reacciones adversas principales y contraindicaciones Implicaciones de enfermería Nombre Medicamento: Dosis: Frecuencia: Vía: Uso: Acción deseada: Reacciones adversas: Contraindicaciones: Nombre Medicamento: Dosis: Frecuencia: Vía: Uso: Acción deseada: Reacciones adversas: Contraindicaciones: Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Nombre, Dosis, Frecuencia y Vía de administración Indicación (uso) y acción deseada Reacciones adversas principales y contraindicaciones Implicaciones de enfermería Nombre: Dosis: Frecuencia: Vía de adm: Uso: Acción deseada: Reacciones adversas: Contraindicaciones: Nombre: Dosis: Frecuencia: Vía de adm: Uso: Acción deseada: Reacciones adversas: Contraindicaciones: Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Tratamientos Tratamientos Prescritos Racional Científico Dieta Tipo de dieta Composición de la dieta Racional científico ¿Porque el paciente recibe este tipo de dieta? Curso y Pronóstico de la enfermedad Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Patrón funcional de salud alterado (problema) Diagnósticos de enfermería (NANDA) Metas, objetivos o resultados esperados (NOC) Intervenciones (actividades) de enfermería con racional científico (NIC) mínimo 5 actividades Racional Científico Evaluación Patrón de salud alterado: Problema (s): Código: Definición: PES Código: Definición: Metas: Indicadores (3): Tiempo: Código: Definición: Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Plan de Cuidado Patrón funcional de salud alterado (problema) Diagnósticos de enfermería (NANDA) Metas, objetivos o resultados esperados (NOC) Intervenciones (actividades) de enfermería con racional científico (NIC) mínimo 5 actividades Racional Científico Evaluación Patrón de salud alterado: Problema (s): Código: Definición: PES Código: Definición: Metas: Indicadores (3): Tiempo: Código: Definición: Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Plan de Cuidado Patrón funcional de salud alterado (problema) Diagnósticos de enfermería (NANDA) Metas, objetivos o resultados esperados (NOC) Intervenciones (actividades) de enfermería con racional científico (NIC) mínimo 5 actividades Racional Científico Evaluación Patrón de salud alterado: Problema (s): Código: Definición: PES Código: Metas: Indicadores (3): Tiempo: Código: Dr. Manuel Colón Álvarez, RN-MSN Fuentes de información utilizadas para la recopilación de datos del cliente: Referencias (Libros, revistas) Usar el Formato APA 6ta. 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