Case Scenario Peritoneal Dialysis
Case Scenario Peritoneal Dialysis
Case Scenario Peritoneal Dialysis
NCMB312 RLE
RLE LCP MODULE RLE LCP UNIT WEEK
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A 65- year old male, long standing type 2 diabetic and hypertensive, with end stage renal disease
secondary to diabetic nephopathy. He was taken the following medication such as Losartan 50 mg OD,
amlodifine 5 mg OD, glucophage 1,000 mg BID and glipizide 10 mg BID, lopid 600 mg BID. The patient
was advised to undergo dialysis but he was refused. One week prior to admission patient had felt itchiness
all over the body, 3 days after, patient noticed presence of edema at the lower extremities, 1 hour prior to
admission patient manifested nausea and vomiting. Hence, patient was brought to ER. In the emergency
room vital signs are as follows: BP 180/110, HR 80 bpm, RR 24cpm, Temp 36.8, O2 Sat 95%, weight of
80 kgs, ht. of 5’2’’. Upon assessment: The patient’s eyes are close but open to pressure, he can utter some
words but do not form sentences, and he was able to localize to pain. The remainder of the exam was
remarkable for 2+ lower extremity edema and superficial excoriations of his skin from scratching. The
Doctors’ ordered the following laboratories: CBC, Blood Chem, Urinalysis, CBG, Chest X-Ray.
Venoclysis started : IVF of PNSS regulated at strict KVO, the Doctors’ ordered to administered
Metoclopramide 10 mg TIV,and diphenhydramine, nicardipine drip 10mg/amp + 90 cc PNSS to run for
10mc drops /minute as SD. After an hour stay in the ER, vital signs BP 170/100 HR 90 RR 23. T 37.0
Patient was ordered to be transferred to the Medical Ward for close observation.
4PM
Laboratory result as follow
Laboratory Result
Doctors’ ordered:
The patient’s become unconscious. No urine output.
Doctors’ ordered emergency peritoneal dialysis.
The patient transported to OR for insertion of catheter through the abdominal wall into the
peritoneum,10 to 15 minutes infusion time for 2 liters of dialysate is placed in the peritoneal cavity for
the first exchange and is allowed to remain for 3 hours. Drain for 30 minutes.
TASKS: Complete the following activities to provide high quality, individualized care for the patient
following proper and correct protocol / guidelines in the care of clients with peritoneal dialysis.
1. Comprehensive Assessment (15 mins) – Collect, organize and document information about
the patient. Data will be used to:
a. Complete the client’s health record.
b. Perform a quick and comprehensive assessment of the client’s hospital admission.
c. Implement the relevant and appropriate assessment methods.
2. Implementing Care (20 minutes)
a. Perform the necessary nursing procedures (not limited to): placing client on peritoneal
dialysis monitoring, client oxygenation, obtaining specimen for random blood sugar test.
b. Prepare, administer, and document the ordered medications. (Recall correct procedure in
medication administration.)
3. Ongoing Care (15 minutes) - document the care that has been provided as follows:
a. Using the FDAR format – so that this is communicated with the healthcare team.
b. Discharge instructions (METHODS)
WORKSHEET
Patient Records
PATIENT DETAILS
Name Sam Age:
Gender Male Female
Civil Status Single Married Divorced Widowed
Address Valenzuela City
Date of Birth October 9, 1956
Hospital Number FUMC-123-456
Attending Physician Dr. Lim
Height (cm)
Weight (kg)
Admitting Diagnosis:
Family History:
Allergies:
Medications:
Social History:
Medication Chart
MEDICATION: dose, route, frequency TIME SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT
S
Nurse’s Notes
F: D:
A;
R:
Discharge Plan
Discharge Goal:
Return to Home (self-care)
Return to Home but needs Assistance
Transfer to other Level of Institutional Care
Referral to Support Community Services’
Home Against Medical Advice
Discharge Plan
Date: M
Time:
E
Patient’s Signature over Printed Name Nurse’s Signature over Printed Name
Date Completed:
Date Submitted:
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