Reference no: EM133868779
Assignment:
Scenario 1
1 month after discharge A.D. returns to the ED with an acute exacerbation of her asthma.
IV corticosteroids are given in the ED.
An inhaled corticosteroid is prescribed for daily use.
Questions
•What is the rationale for the IV corticosteroids?
•How should A.D. take the corticosteroid inhaler at home?
•What device will make it easier for her to use the inhaler?
•What side effects of this new inhaler should she be aware of?
Scenario 2
A.D. is being discharged from the ED after her exacerbation.
She has had difficulty with administration of her MDI.
A DPI is ordered.
A.D.'s husband is with her in the ED and preparing to take her home after discharge.
They both express concern about exacerbations and knowing when to come in for help.
Patient states that he sleeps in a recliner to make it easier to breathe.
He feels his shoes are tight at the end of the day.
He is placed on oxygen at 2 L/min via nasal cannula.
Questions
- What are your priorities regarding assessment?
- What assessment findings can you expect?
- What are the Triggers of Asthma and Risk Factors?
- What are the Clinical manifestations?
- What are the Complications of Asthma?
- What are the Diagnostic Studies done in Asthma?
- What are the Goals of treatment?
- Explain Inter-professional Care for Asthma patient
- Explain Drug Therapy used in Asthma
- Explain Patient Teaching to be done for Asthma patient
- Explain Nursing Assessment
- Explain Nursing Implementation