University:
Liberty University
Course:
BIOM 500 | Introduction to Biomedical Sciences
Academic year:

2024
Views:

209

Pages:

5
Author:

Sheha A.

Nurses Responsibility in Discharge During Discharge: Check discharge orders. Help client dress and get ready. Check personal belongings. Check medication orders and explain them to the client. Give discharge instructions. Arrange for transport. Document discharge information. Planning: Re-assess the client. Check discharge criteria. Re-assess medication. Re-assess the client's understanding of the discharge plan. The client will know: Diagnosis Treatment plan Medication regimen Possible complications When to contact the healthcare provider Follow-up appointments Diet and activity restrictions Wound care instructions Signs and symptoms to watch for E-Environment: The client will be assessed at home. Home care needs. Skills needed for self-care. Investigation of emotional support. Investigation of the resources of the patient. Assessment of the environment of the patient. T - TREATMENT The client and family will: Know the purpose of all treatment. Be able to continue at home. Be able to recognize signs and symptoms of deterioration. Be able to manage their own treatment. H - HEALTH TEACHING The client will: Describe how his or her condition affects body function. Describe the medications to take. Describe the necessary lifestyle changes to maintain a high level of health, or achieve a higher level of health. O - OUTPATIENT REFERRAL The client will: Know when and where to keep clinical appointments. Know what to expect. Know when and whom to call for medical help. Know how to take medications. Know what condition changes to watch for. Know what to expect with condition changes.