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-ACUTE GASTRITIS-

Keana Trisha G. Domingo BSN 3A


PATIENT DETAILS:

Name of Patient: 262 Civil Status Married Age  

Address Fatima, General Santos City Nationality Filipino Sex Female

Date of
Religion Roman Catholic  February 06, 2023
Admission

Time of
Date of Birth   10:35AM
Admission

Attending
 Dr. Jonathan Vincent S. Paez Consultant  
Physician
PATIENT HEALTH HISTORY

•Initial Vital Signs: •Chief Complaint: Weakness, Vomiting, and Weakness of both lower
extremities since last night.
• Temperature: 37
•History of Present Illness:
Degree Celsius
Night PTA, patient had onset of weakness of both legs
• Pulse Rate: 90
Early Morning PTA, had vomiting for 3 episode associated with
• Respiratory Rate: 22 inability to stand or walk
• Blood Pressure: 130/70 (+) Vomiting at ER with brownish content
• 02 Sat: 97% •History of Past Illness:
• Height: 150 cm S/P CVA/Infarct

• Weight: 50 kg DM with Neuropathy and Retinopathy


•Family Health History: No Data Available
• BMI: 22.2
•Allergies: None
DIAGNOSTIC TESTS

Date Diagnostic Normal Values Results Significant


Ordered Test
03/06/23 CBC High level of segmenters and low level of
Segmenters 0.500-0.7000 g/L 0.80 (H) lymphocytes may be an indicator of a infection,
Lymphocytes 0.1800-0.4200 g/L 0.08 (L) an inflammatory disorder or a cancer. Low
Hematocrit 0.3500-0.4900/L 0.32 (L) Hematocrit, Hemoglobin and RBC Count may
Hemoglobin 120.0000-150.0000 g/L 108 (L) indicate anemia.
RBC Count 4.000-5.400 x 10 ^ 12/L 3.75 (L)
03/06/23 Creatinine 0.55-1.02mg/dL (Female) 3.53 (H) High level of Creatinine may be a sign of poor
kidney function.
03/06/23 BUN 9.8-20mg/dL (>50 years old) 74.1 (H) High level of BUN means that the kidney
(Female) aren’t working well.
MEDICAL MANAGEMENT/ MEDICATIONS:

Medical Treatments/Procedures:
Surgery:
• Gastroscopy

Medication:
• Pantopranzole – To reduce the amount of stomach acid your body makes.
• Metaclopramide – To treat nausea and vomiting.
NURSING PROBLEM

• Impaired Comfort related to acute pain as manifested by


diaphoresis, grimace, restlessness, weakness, and nausea
and vomiting.
• Impaired Physical Mobility related to cute pain as
manifested by difficulty of moving, poor balance,
weakness, and presence of oxygen support.
• Risk for Electrolyte Imbalance related to vomiting and
diaphoresis.
THANK
YOU!

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