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Acute Abdomen & Complications History type of pain, nature & onset of pain, location, quality (sharp, dull, crampy), changes in bowel habits, Hx of trauma, gynecological Hx, anorexia, malaise, tachycardia, hypertension, fever, nausea/vomiting. Inspect look, listen, feel abdomen Give pain meds, keep patient quiet, assess for trauma, treat trauma if indicated Pain level, location, quality, duration, onset time, change bowel habits, blood pressure, temperature, pulse, nausea/vomiting, last menstrual period, trauma findings if indicated. Pain meds, NPO Labs, IV fluids, nasogastric suction, antiemetic, narcotics, and/or analgesics, surgical consultation CBC, urinalysis, pyuria, hematuria, glucosuria, ketenes, serum lipase, serum HCG, serum electrolytes & glucose, Gonorrhea & Chlamydia. If over age 40 EKG, KUB, chest x-ray, abdominal CT, guaiac

CHF and Complications Auscultate lung fields & heart sounds, blood pressure, temperature, pulse, history, recent weight gain, activity limits, sleep patterns, edema O2, Raise head of bed, IV access, cardiac monitor pulse oximetry, antiembolism stockings. Blood pressure, pulse, recent weight gain, activity limits, sleep pattern, current medications, edema O2, ECG, chest X-ray, ABG s, cardiac monitor, diuretics, potassium, Labs-electrolytes, BUN & creatinine, BNP, cardiac enzymes, echocardiography Labs respiratory alkalosis, increased creatinine if severe, changes in pulmonary artery wedge pressure Meds diuretics, digoxin to improve contractility, ACE inhibitor to decrease after load, Beta-blockers, vasodilators to decrease preload, and systemic resistance.

Diabetic Ketoacidosis & Complications Dehydration, hypotension or hypertension, metabolic acidosis, tachypnea, nausea/vomiting, abdominal pain & tenderness, LOC, cardiac changes, history Monitor I & O s, replace fluids as ordered, monitor blood glucoses, cardiac monitor, NPO, provide reassurance, bed rest Blood sugar, LOC, cardiac changes, pain level, location, etc., blood pressure, temperature, pulse, nausea/vomiting Labs serum glucose, electrolytes, BUN, urinalysis, CBC, ketones, serum osmolarity, ABG s obtain CT of the head if mental status altered, intubation if ordered, IV normal saline Labs serum ketosis, urine ketosis, glycosuria, Hyponatremia, increased BUN, metabolic acidosis, increased serum osmolality, report increased anion gap Meds insulin drip, potassium, fluid replacement

Acute Myocardial infraction History chest pain, dyspnea, diaphoresis, nausea/vomiting, heart and lung sounds. O2, monitor patient, morphine, nitro, ECG, bed rest Blood pressure, pulse, LOC, chest pain, heart and lung sounds O2, ECG, chest X-ray, ABG s, cardiac monitor, serum troponin, CBC, electrolytes, coagulation studies, cardiac enzymes, cardiac catherization, IV access, morphine, aspirin Labs increase in troponin and creatine, kinase, LDH, ESR, leukocytes levels Meds O2, aspirin, heparin, nitrates, sedatives, morphine, Lopressor, stool softeners, Lidocaine if ventricular arrhythmias

Obstructed Airway and it s Complications History COPD, asthma, etc.,cough, sputum production, dyspnea, pedal edema, cyanosis, wheezing, diminished breath sounds, diminished heat sounds Obtain SaO2, elevate head of bed, O2, monitor patient LOC, heart and lung sounds, ability to speak, SaO2, history O2, ABG s, bronchodilators, Steriods, activity as tolerated, chest X - ray Meds Alupent, Albuterol, Atrovent, Prednisone

Pneumothorax & Complications History Blood pressure, pulse rate, pleuritic chest pain, cough, dyspnea, cyanosis, respiratory distress, shock, asymmetry of respirations, diminished breath sounds on affected side, referred pain to shoulder, tachycardia, rapid shallow breathing, hyper resonance to percussion; if tension pneumotharax, week rapid pulse, Pallor, neck vein distention, anxiety, tracheal deviation, crepitus O2, monitor blood pressure, pulse rate, respirations, bed rest, SaO2 Blood pressure, pulse, chest mobility, tracheal deviation, crepitus, hypotension, cyanosis, dyspnea, SaO2 O2, ECG, chest X-ray, ABG s, cardiac monitor, pain reliever, IV access Labs- ABG s, respiratory acidosis Meds Intrapleural doxycycline, morphine

Pulmonary Emboli & Complications History access legs for swelling & pain, percussion of lungs for flatness, auscultate for friction rub, wheezing, auscultate heart for splitting of 2 nd heart sound, headache, stabbing right side chest pain, tachypnea Monitor respiratory rate, ECG, response to IV fluids, monitor SaO2, bed rest, ambulate per MD order Historypresence of DVT heart and lung sounds, temperature, blood pressure, respiratory status IV access, IV heparin, warfarin, vasopressors if hypotensive, chest X-ray, VQ scan Labs no labs, ABG s Meds heparin, warfarin, morphine

Aspiration Pneumonia & Complications History assess for airway obstruction, fever, foul smelling sputum & congestion, tachycardia, dyspnea, cough, cyanosis, swallowing difficulty, blood pressure, respiratory rate, LOC, chest pain, heart & lung sounds SaO2, O2, clear airway if indicated, monitor patient, elevate head of bed Blood pressure, pulse, LOC, chest pain, heart & lung sounds, history, SaO2, smell & color of sputum O2, chest X-ray, ABG s, NG tube, possible G- tube, CBC, swallowing study, possible antibiotics Labs WBC may be normal to elevated

Sepsis & Complications History SaO2, fever, SOB, tachycardia, LOC tachypnea, hyperthermia, blood pressure, hypotension, perfusion, reduced urine output, abdominal pain, nausea/vomiting, diarrhea, flank pain, heart & lung sounds, rash, erythema Minimize movement, decrease environmental stimuli, bed rest, position to prevent aspiration SaO2, LOC, temperature, heart rate, respiratory status, blood pressure, perfusion, urine output, pain scale, heart & lung sounds, nausea/vomiting, rash, erythema O2, CBC, electrolytes, liver function, ABG s, blood cultures, UA & culture, chest X-ray, lactic acid, amylase level, CT of abdomen, antibiotics, IV for volume replacement Positive blood cultures, positive cultures from other sites, elevated WBC, ventilator if respiratory failure Meds antibiotics, vasopressors if hypotensive

Increased Intracranial Pressure Access for behavior changes - restlessness, irritability, drowsiness, confusion, apathy, change in response to pain, posturing, temperature, rising blood pressure, pulse changes, respiratory irregularities, headache, nausea/vomiting, seizure activity, CPP O2, Raise head of bed, IV access, establish & maintain airway, assist with hyperventilation, avoid positions & activities that might increase ICP, seizure precautions LOC, temperature, blood pressure, pulse, changes in behavior, seizure activity Urinary cauterization, corticosteroids, barbiturates, intraventricular catheter, or subarachnoid screw, epidural pressurerecording device, diuretics, corticosteroids Sedatives, paralytics, anticonvulsants, mannitol

Acute Renal Failure Assess for anorexia, back pain, delirium, diarrhea, dyspnea, ecchymosis O2, discontinue any offending medications, maintain aseptic technique, cardiac monitor Change in condition, blood pressure, pulse rate, respiratory status, urine output, edema, ecchymosis O2, cardiac monitor, urinalysis, urine electrolytes/osmolality, creatinine, magnesium, renal profile, angiogram, cystoscopy, bleeding time, renal scan, CT scan, kidney ultrasound, daily weight, IV fluids Labs proteinuria, hematucia, abnormal urine sodium, decreased creatinine clearance, hyperkalemia, decreased serum bicarbonate, increased serum magnesium, increased serum uric acid Meds mannitol, insulin, + glucose if acidosis, Kayexalate if gastrointestinal affected, IV fluids

Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome History of travel to area with known infection, cough, SOB, fever, hypoxia O2, monitor patient, give support History, temperature, respiratory status O2, CBC, chest X-ray, IV fluids if dehydrated, antibiotics X-rays shows pneumonia Anaphylactic Shock History, flushing, tachypnea, throat tightness, hoarseness, perfusion, bradycardia, hypotension, wheezing, nausea/vomiting Maintain airway, obtain SaO2, elevate head of bed, O2, continually monitor respiratory rate, depth, breath sounds & heart rate, comfort patient LOC, heart & lung sounds, ability to speak, SaO2, history, blood pressure, respiratory status O2, ET tube, large bore IV access, IV fluids, bronchodilators Meds Normal saline/lactated ringers, epinephrine, diphenhydramine, prednisone, bronchodilators, aminophylline antihistamines, vasopressors

Deep Vein Thrombosis Assess for limb pain, limb swelling, Holman s sign, palpable tender area in limb, warmth & redness of skin over area Monitor blood pressure, pulse rate, respirations, bed rest Blood pressure, pulse, limb pain, swelling, temperature, redness CBC, platelet count, PTT, PT/INR, ultrasound, bed rest, close observation for embolitic events Labs used for baseline Meds IV heparin, warfarin, streptokinase, urokinase

Diastolic Heart Failure Auscultate lung fields & heart sounds, blood pressure, temperature, pulse, history, recent weight gain, activity limits, sleep pattern, edema O2, raise head of bed, IV access, cardiac monitor pulse oximetry, antiembolism stockings Blood pressure, pulse, recent weight gain, activity limits, sleep pattern, current medications, edema O2, ECG, chest X-ray, ABG s, two dimensional echocardiography, Doppler echocardiography, cardiac monitor, diuretics, potassium, Labs electrolytes, BUN & creatinine, BNP, cardiac enzymes Intake and output Labs Respiratory alkalosis, increased creatinine if severe, changes in pulmonary artery wedge pressure Meds verapamil, diltiazem, ACE inhibitors, diuretics, calcium channel blockers

Digoxin Toxicity Changes in ECG accelerated junctional rhythms, A-flutter, P-R changes, Q-T changes, blurred vision, confusion, halos around lights, headache, diarrhea, nausea/vomiting Maintain airways, O2, cardiac monitoring, discontinue digitalis, frequent apical pulse Changes in ECG, vision disturbances, LOC, headaches, GI functions O2, cardiac monitoring, discontinue digitalis, serum electrolytes, ECG Labs Digoxin level, electrolytes Cardiac enzymes, low salt, low fat diet, bed rest, IV fluid plus electrolyte therapy Meds procainamide, dig bind if severe, lifethreatening arrhythmias, lidocaine for ventricular arrhythmias, magnesium, potassium

Hemorrhagic Stroke Impaired LOC, headache, nausea/vomiting, mobility, speech patterns, one sided weakness, blood pressure, pulse rate O2, prevent hyperthermia, cardiac monitor, monitor for nausea to prevent aspiration LOC, headache, nausea/vomiting, mobility, speech patterns, blood pressure, respiratory status, pulse rate O2, Carotid ultrasonography, ECG, transthoracic, echocardiogram, cardiac monitor, EEG, PIT, PT, INR, cardiac enzymes, CT of head, MRI scan of brain Meds ASA, Plavix, Warfarin Medicate for nausea