🚑 STABILITY CHECK

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Stability Nursing

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🚑 STABILITY CHECKVersion en ligne Stability Nursing par RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 You’re caring for a dehydrated patient receiving IV fluids. BP 112/68, HR 90→104, RR 18. Lips dry and reports dizziness after sitting up. Yes No 2 You’re caring for a patient with chronic anemia. BP 118/70, HR 92, RR 18. Reports feeling tired and notes cold hands while using their phone. Yes No 3 You’re caring for a kidney infection patient. Temp 100.6, HR 112, BP 122/70. Answers off-topic at times and has trouble following the conversation. Yes No 4 You’re caring for a pneumonia patient. BP 126/74, HR 104, RR 22, O2 95%. Responds slower than earlier and keeps pausing before answering questions. Yes No 5 You’re caring for a 4-year-old with pneumonia. HR 142, RR 34 with nasal flaring, O2 94%. Refuses to drink, clings to parent, breathing faster than earlier. Yes No 6 You’re caring for a post-op day 2 abdominal surgery patient. BP 128/74, HR 94, RR 20, O2 95%. Reports soreness during repositioning and asks about advancing diet. Yes No 7 You’re caring for an asthma patient. O2 95%, RR 26 with retractions, HR 100. Speaks in short phrases and stops to take breaths frequently. Yes No 8 You’re caring for a kidney stone patient awaiting imaging. BP 136/82, HR 88, RR 18, O2 98%. Reports flank pain while walking to the bathroom and requests comfort measures. Yes No 9 You’re caring for a CHF patient on diuretics. BP 138/84, HR 58, RR 14. Keeps dozing off mid-sentence and mentions feeling “heavy” in the chest. Yes No 10 You’re caring for an 82-year-old with a UTI. BP 118/62, HR 102, RR 22. Reaches for the side rail thinking it’s the call light and asks the same question twice. Yes No 11 You’re caring for a patient with generalized anxiety disorder. BP 124/76, HR 88, RR 18. Sitting upright drawing in a notebook and reports feeling tense after a phone call. Yes No 12 You’re caring for a post-op day 1 patient. BP 118/70, HR 98→112 this hour, RR 20, O2 96%. Says their chest feels “full” when taking a breath. Yes No 13 You’re caring for a patient recovering from influenza. Temp 100.4, BP 130/78, HR 98, RR 20, O2 96% Says food has no taste and rests under a blanket watching TV. Yes No

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You’re caring for a dehydrated patient receiving IV fluids. BP 112/68, HR 90→104, RR 18. Lips dry and reports dizziness after sitting up.

You’re caring for a patient with chronic anemia. BP 118/70, HR 92, RR 18. Reports feeling tired and notes cold hands while using their phone.

You’re caring for a kidney infection patient. Temp 100.6, HR 112, BP 122/70. Answers off-topic at times and has trouble following the conversation.

You’re caring for a pneumonia patient. BP 126/74, HR 104, RR 22, O2 95%. Responds slower than earlier and keeps pausing before answering questions.

You’re caring for a 4-year-old with pneumonia. HR 142, RR 34 with nasal flaring, O2 94%. Refuses to drink, clings to parent, breathing faster than earlier.

You’re caring for a post-op day 2 abdominal surgery patient. BP 128/74, HR 94, RR 20, O2 95%. Reports soreness during repositioning and asks about advancing diet.

You’re caring for an asthma patient. O2 95%, RR 26 with retractions, HR 100. Speaks in short phrases and stops to take breaths frequently.

You’re caring for a kidney stone patient awaiting imaging. BP 136/82, HR 88, RR 18, O2 98%. Reports flank pain while walking to the bathroom and requests comfort measures.

You’re caring for a CHF patient on diuretics. BP 138/84, HR 58, RR 14. Keeps dozing off mid-sentence and mentions feeling “heavy” in the chest.

You’re caring for an 82-year-old with a UTI. BP 118/62, HR 102, RR 22. Reaches for the side rail thinking it’s the call light and asks the same question twice.

You’re caring for a patient with generalized anxiety disorder. BP 124/76, HR 88, RR 18. Sitting upright drawing in a notebook and reports feeling tense after a phone call.

You’re caring for a post-op day 1 patient. BP 118/70, HR 98→112 this hour, RR 20, O2 96%. Says their chest feels “full” when taking a breath.

You’re caring for a patient recovering from influenza. Temp 100.4, BP 130/78, HR 98, RR 20, O2 96% Says food has no taste and rests under a blanket watching TV.