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    Discharge Planning: By: Chin V. Ulam

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    The document provides discharge instructions for a patient who had their gallbladder removed. It includes: 1. Medications the patient should take including Cephalexin and Mefenamic Acid. 2. Exercise recommendations of light walking and avoiding strenuous activity. 3. Health teachings for the patient around diet, rest, follow-up appointments, and symptom monitoring. 4. Spiritual support suggestions like prayer, coping skills, and understanding their condition in light of beliefs.

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    Discharge Planning: By: Chin V. Ulam

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    The document provides discharge instructions for a patient who had their gallbladder removed. It includes: 1. Medications the patient should take including Cephalexin and Mefenamic Acid. 2. Exercise recommendations of light walking and avoiding strenuous activity. 3. Health teachings for the patient around diet, rest, follow-up appointments, and symptom monitoring. 4. Spiritual support suggestions like prayer, coping skills, and understanding their condition in light of beliefs.

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    The document provides discharge instructions for a patient who had their gallbladder removed. It includes: 1. Medications the patient should take including Cephalexin and Mefenamic Acid. 2. Exercise recommendations of light walking and avoiding strenuous activity. 3. Health teachings for the patient around diet, rest, follow-up appointments, and symptom monitoring. 4. Spiritual support suggestions like prayer, coping skills, and understanding their condition in light of beliefs.

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    Discharge Planning: By: Chin V. Ulam

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    Chin Villanueva Ulam
    The document provides discharge instructions for a patient who had their gallbladder removed. It includes: 1. Medications the patient should take including Cephalexin and Mefenamic Acid. 2. Exercise recommendations of light walking and avoiding strenuous activity. 3. Health teachings for the patient around diet, rest, follow-up appointments, and symptom monitoring. 4. Spiritual support suggestions like prayer, coping skills, and understanding their condition in light of beliefs.

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    Discharge Planning

    By: Chin V. Ulam

    MEDICATION EXERCISE TREATMENT HEALTH TEACHING OUTPATIENT DIET SPIRITUALITY


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    1. Cephalexin  Encourage light  Treated by  Encourage the patient Remind the patient  Advise the  Encourage the patient to
     500mg/cap PO exercises like removing the to drink a lot of water. with an immediate patient to avoid pray always before going
    TID for 1 week walking. Walking gallbladder and family member for a salty and fatty to sleep and before
    2. Mefenamic  Encourage the patient follow-up appointment
    should begin modifying foods and arising in bed
    Acid to avoid salty and fatty in the hospital 1-2
     500mg/cap PO moderately and lifestyle and weeks after discharge alcoholic
    increase gradually. diet. foods beverages.  Affirm personal coping
    TID for 1 week or when
    skills and support
    complications of the
     Instruct the patient  Advise patient to  Advise the patient to
    disease appear such as  Instruct the systems
    to avoid strenuous take in time have enough rest patient to eat 5 -
     Painful, red, and  Encourage the patient to
    activity. prescribed  Advise the patient to swollen wound site 6 small meals
    verbalize spiritual
    medications. wear flat or low-heeled  Swelling of the instead of usual
    abdomen 3 meals a day. struggle
    shoes.
     Fever
     Assist patient with
     Give adequate understanding of disorder
    instructions to in light of his/her beliefs
    the significant others and values
    about the importance
    of the following
    medications and dietary
    regimens.

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