History of Present Illness: Patient Education / Discharge Planning:

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History of Present Illness: Patient Education / Discharge Planning: Student name: Instructor: History of Present Illness: (A brief statement by the Doctor explaining what happened to the patient before they got to the hospital) Patient Education / Discharge Planning: (Barriers to education, learning goals, learning outcomes) (Home Vs Facility, services needed after discharge, adaptive equipment needed for home.) Erikson’s Developmental Stage Related to Pt & APA citations Cultural Considerations: Ethnicity, Occupation, Religion, Family Support, Financial Considerations. Pathophysiology of Admitting Dx with APA references: Diagnostic Tests / Lab Result w/ Dates and Normal Ranges Chief Complaint Patient Information Name: Age: Gender: DPOA: Living Will: Ht: Wt: BMI: Previous Medical History: Admitting/Current Diagnoses(es): Plan of Care: Previous Surgical History:

“Risk For” Interventions Objective Signs Priority Nursing Diagnosis #1 Vital Signs Neurological Cardiovascular Respiratory Priority Nursing Diagnosis #2 Nutrition / Hydration GI GU Rest / Exercise Outcome Goal #1 (specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, time bound) Outcome / Goal #2 Integumentary Endocrine Psychosocial Musculoskeletal Interventions #1 Evaluation #1 (start with “goal met” or “goal not met”) Evaluation #2 Interventions #2 “Risk For” Interventions “Risk For” Evaluation “Risk for” Diagnosis “Risk For” goal

Davis, 2015. Medication Name, Dose, Route, Freq & APA Citation Why Pt is Taking the Drug and Method of Action Side Effects Nursing Considerations Davis, 2015.

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