Nurse Craig Summary

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Nurse Craig received a phone call report of a patient from Nurse Lucinda. When assessing the patient Nurse Craig should have administered oxygen to the patient in order for her to breathe smoothly. Nurse Craig should have applied O2 and do some deep breathing exercise with the patient which should eventually help the patient feel better. After some time, Nurse Craig went back to Mrs. Jordan and found that she was had in difficulty breathing. Nurse Craig suspected that the patient was suffering from an acute dyspnea so the patient’s vital signs, temperature and lung sounds were taken. Nurse Craig increased the oxygen to 44 minutes because he knew that the patient was showing signs of heart failure and hypoxemia. In order to save her life, Nurse Craig continued assessment by listening to her lung sounds.
Mrs. Jordan neighbor brought her medications from home and when Nurse Craig checked the
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Nurse Craig checked the patients' preadmission meds with the current one that the neighbor brought in, label the bag, and locked it in the cabinets. Nurse Craig then called the pharmacist to let the patient-provider know about it. Nurse Craig considered that the patient was heaven signs and symptoms of heart failure with a dependent pitting edema with crackles in the lungs. Nurse Craig call the doctors office and the provider prescribed medications, a chest x-ray, and some laboratory tests for the patient and promises see her the next day. The provider just told Mrs. Jordan that she cannot undergo surgery due to her heart conditions and Mrs. Jordan did not feel good about it; she needed an explanation on what Bucks traction is. Nurse Debbie and Stephanie gave bed birth to Mrs. Jordan while at the same time inspecting the skin. She’s so that the skin that is broken down at her coccyx and asked the other nurse to put those skin barrier on it. Mrs. Jordan’s skin was breaking down because of her age, her

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