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    Funda Sample Scenario

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    Gadez Jeanpel
    The patient, a 68-year-old female, presents with fever, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain and reports difficulty eating and keeping liquids down along with dark, foul-smelling urine and burning during urination. Laboratory results show an elevated white blood cell count with 80% neutrophils, and the nursing care plan assesses the patient's symptoms as indicative of a urinary tract infection, with interventions to reduce pain, encourage fluid intake and proper hygiene, and administer antibiotics as prescribed.

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    The patient, a 68-year-old female, presents with fever, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain and reports difficulty eating and keeping liquids down along with dark, foul-smelling urine and burning during urination. Laboratory results show an elevated white blood cell count with 80% neutrophils, and the nursing care plan assesses the patient's symptoms as indicative of a urinary tract infection, with interventions to reduce pain, encourage fluid intake and proper hygiene, and administer antibiotics as prescribed.

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    The patient, a 68-year-old female, presents with fever, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain and reports difficulty eating and keeping liquids down along with dark, foul-smelling urine and burning during urination. Laboratory results show an elevated white blood cell count with 80% neutrophils, and the nursing care plan assesses the patient's symptoms as indicative of a urinary tract infection, with interventions to reduce pain, encourage fluid intake and proper hygiene, and administer antibiotics as prescribed.

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    Funda Sample Scenario

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    Gadez Jeanpel
    The patient, a 68-year-old female, presents with fever, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain and reports difficulty eating and keeping liquids down along with dark, foul-smelling urine and burning during urination. Laboratory results show an elevated white blood cell count with 80% neutrophils, and the nursing care plan assesses the patient's symptoms as indicative of a urinary tract infection, with interventions to reduce pain, encourage fluid intake and proper hygiene, and administer antibiotics as prescribed.

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    TEAM A

    Mitchie Ann S. Rafer Gadez Jeanpel Gonzales


    Setty Haina D. Talon Shaina Erer
    Dexie Chonita Chane C. Gacayan Christian Arthur Dasig
    Jayriel Mae Nadela Nicole Kyla Garbo
    Hannah M. Tabuco Precious Kyla Manapat
    Patrick John Roefel Sinas Kaye Danielle Faith Singidas
    Hannah Faith Bacalso  Christine Lanuza
    Michael Josh Ariosa Joanna Kate Manguilimotan 
    Princess Edelle Zafico Cindy Mae Marabiles 
    Maria Isabela Barola Mary Ruth Benlot
    Odette Gudito KJ Labadan
    Mitchie Ann S. Rafer Gadez Jeanpel Gonzales

    HYPOTHETICAL CASE PRESENTATION 

    Client BM, 68 y.o female, married, is admitted with chief complaints of fever, nausea,
    vomiting, and abdominal pain. She informs you that she is a “borderline diabetic”, and
    “only has to watch what she eats”. She tells you that she has not eaten for 3 days and
    has had difficulty “keeping liquids down”

    While doing the nursing history. She describes her urine as dark and foul-smelling and
    states has burning sensation upon urination. She describes her abdominal pain as
    constant, and generalized and rates it as 6 on a scale of 0-10. 

    Doctors orders: CBC and electrolyte STAT, CBG STAT and q4h, V/S and TPR q4h,
    Urine specimen for C&S, CXR, UTZ of the whole abdomen 

    Laboratory results are: WBC- 17 with neutrophils 80%, hematocrit 43.2

    CONCEPT CARE MAP


    NURSING CARE PLAN
    ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING INTERVENTION EVALUATION

    Subjective: Acute pain related After 8 hours of Independent: After 8 hours of


    “I am a borderline to possible nursing nursing
    diabetic and only inflammation of intervention, the Assessed the interventions, the
    has to watch what the urinary client’s pain will pain felt by the patient's pain is
    I eat” bladder as be reduced from a patient reduced from 6
    evidenced by an scale of 6 out of out of 10 to 4 out
    “I have not eaten increased number 10 to 3 out of 10. Encouraged of 10. The patient
    for 3 days and has of WBC, dark and fluid intake is able to urinate,
    difficulty in foul-smelling The patient would reports feeling
    keeping liquids urine, burning also be able to Provided comfortable, and
    down” sensation during restore normal comfort is educated about
    urination, and voiding patterns, measures (back hygiene in the
    Objective: abdominal pain and regain normal rub and perineal area
     dysuria urine output positioned the Goals are partially
     dark and foul- Scientific Basis client for met
    smelling urine comfort)
     abdominal A urinary tract
    pain infection (UTI) Alternated cold
     pain scale of 6 may occur in the and hot therapy
    out of 10 bladder, where it on the
     Lab results of is called cystitis, hypogastric
    WBC-17 or in the urethra, region
    neutrophils where it is called
    80%, urethritis. Upper Encouraged the
    Hematocrit tract infection patient to wipe
    43.2 results in the perineal
    pyelonephritis. area from front
    Most UTIs result to back and
    from ascending discard every
    infections by wipe
    bacteria that have
    entered through Encouraged
    the urinary patient of
    meatus but some proper hygiene
    may be caused by
    hematogenous
    Dependent:
    spread. UTIs are
    much common in
    females because Administered
    the shorter female antibacterial as
    urethra makes prescribed by
    them more the physician

    Collaborative:

    provided the
    patient with a
    low acid diet

    Monitor urine
    C&S results

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