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Admitting Diagnosis: croup, pnemonia Allergies: NKA Primary Care Provider: Andre Broussard MD Other Diagnoses: none CHIEF COMPLAINT/CONCERN: 3 month well baby, breathing heavier after eating noisy HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: (Include duration of problem, intensity, frequency, description,
associated symptoms, and actions taken/response, and who the historian is).
Christopher is feeding well. No health issues or concerns. Hearing test passed. New born screening is negative. Since birth breathing heavier after eating and noisy. MOTHERS PRENATAL AND OBSTETRICAL HISTORY: CHILDS PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: CHILDHOOD ILLNESSES (Measles, Mumps, Chickenpox): HOSPITALIZATIONS: BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS: MENSTRUAL HISTORY (Age of Menarche): SEXUAL HISTORY (Include any pregnancies- Female only): HISTORY OF ABUSE (Physical, Sexual, Emotional):
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IMMUNIZATION HISTORY
AGE DPT HEPATITIS B POLIO MMR
MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION:
NAME OF MEDICATION DOSAGE ROUTE FREQUENCY
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. INTRAVENOUS FLUIDS IV Fluid 1. PATIENT TREATMENTS: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PROVIDER: Rate 1.
EXTENDED FAMILY MEMBERS: CHILD CARE PROVIDER: FINANCIAL PROVIDER: RELIGION: CULTURAL BACKGROUND: SPECIAL CULTURAL PRACTICES:
MOTHER FATHER
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CHILD DAILY ACTIVITIES: PLAY: SLEEP (Any special routine): PERSONAL HYGIENE: EATING HABITS: FAVORITE TOY:
REVIEW OF SYSTEMS
NEUROPSYCHIATRIC EYES EARS Vision Difficulties Hearing Loss Nasal Discharge Cough Mood Disorder Glasses Infections Sinus Pain Hemoptysis Thought Disorder Eye Pain Ear Pain Throat Pain Chest Pain Fast heart beat
Diarrhea
Personality Disorder Eye Discharge Hearing Aid Tooth Pain SOB Slow heart beat
Vomiting
Wheezing
HEART
Palpitations
Stomach pain
LOC
Constipation
Murmur
Loss of appetite
GASTROINTESTINAL
GENITOURINARY
Lesions
Polydypsia
Lesions
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PHYSICAL EXAM
GENERAL APPEARANCE: AFFECT: SKIN COLOR: B/P: HR: HT 1. HEENT: 2. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 CHEST: BREASTS: HEART: BACK: ABDOMEN: GENITALIA: EXTREMITIES: SKIN: HYGIENE LEVEL: TEMP: BMI:
RR:
WT:
10 NEUROLOGICAL FUNCTIONINGS: 11 COORDINATION WALKING, HOPPING ETC.: 12 NEUROPSYCHIATRIC: 13 PSYCHIATRIC: 14 LABORATROY DATA:
Na
+
Cl
Hb PLATELET HCT
K+
CO2
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ASSESSMENT/PROBLEM LIST/ NURSING DIAGNOSIS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. PLAN 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 9 10 ANY REFERRELS: DIETICIAN: SOCIAL SERVICES: PHYSICAL THERAPY: PSYCHIATRY:
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DESCRIBE THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF THE CHILDS ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS? DESCRIBE THE EFFECT OF THE ADMITTING ILLNESS ON THE OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES THAT THE CHILD HAS? WHAT IS THE EFECT OF THE CHRONIC ILLNESSES ON THE ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS? DESCRIBE THE CHILDS SOCIAL/FAMILY HISTORY AND ITS IMPACT ON HIS/HER ILLNESS? WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF THE CHILDS ILLNESS ON THE FAMILY? DESCRIBE THE INDICATIONS, EFFECTS, AND SIDE EFFECTS OF EACH MEDICATION FOR THIS CHILD? LIST ALL PRESCRIBED MEDICATIONS FOR THE ASSIGNED CLIENT. A. Calculate the milligrams per Kg of body weight for each medication. B. Calculate the milligrams per Kg per day for each prescribed medication prescribed.. C. Determine if the dosage ordered by the physician in within the safe range. D. Calculate the amount of medication (ie. ml, gm, mg, or micrograms that client should be given for each dose)
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