May Flowers BMI: 30.4 - Make sure pt doesn't develop dehydration Pt sad & upset about her current condition (couldn't talk to her completely) Patient #6: May Flowers; DOB 1/20/19** Admission: Mon 2/1, today is Fri 2/5 Referred to RDN by PCP: post-op education Med Hx: 55 YOF S/P open sigmoid colectomy (2/1) with colostomy 20 diverticulitis, peritonitis, hx - diverticulosis Anthropometrics: Ht: 5'5" Wt: 183 lbs Integument: surgical incision with staples, well-approximated stoma WNL and producing liquid stool Labs: WBC 2/1: 15.7 2/5: 10.3 Meds: NS at 75 mL/hr (decreased on 2/4 from 100 mL/hr), IV cipro, ibuprofen, Percocet prn Patient #6: May Flowers; DOB 1/20/19** Diet: 2/4: Low Fiber (advanced for EM) 2/3: Clear Liquid (advanced for NM) 2/1: NPO Oral Intake: Food: 2/5: 50%, 75% 2/4: 75%, 100%, 25% 2/3: NPO, 25%, 50% Fluid: 2/3: 750 mL 2/4: 1200 mL

May Flowers BMI: 30.4 - Make sure pt doesn't develop dehydration Pt sad & upset about her current condition (couldn't talk to her completely) Patient #6: May Flowers; DOB 1/20/19 Admission: Mon 2/1, today is Fri 2/5 Referred to RDN by PCP: post-op education Med Hx: 55 YOF S/P open sigmoid colectomy (2/1) with colostomy 20 diverticulitis, peritonitis, hx - diverticulosis Anthropometrics: Ht: 5'5" Wt: 183 lbs Integument: surgical incision with staples, well-approximated stoma WNL and producing liquid stool Labs: WBC 2/1: 15.7 2/5: 10.3 Meds: NS at 75 mL/hr (decreased on 2/4 from 100 mL/hr), IV cipro, ibuprofen, Percocet prn Patient #6: May Flowers; DOB 1/20/19 Diet: 2/4: Low Fiber (advanced for EM) 2/3: Clear Liquid (advanced for NM) 2/1: NPO Oral Intake: Food: 2/5: 50%, 75% 2/4: 75%, 100%, 25% 2/3: NPO, 25%, 50% Fluid: 2/3: 750 mL 2/4: 1200 mL

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Publisher:Kelly A. Young, James A. Wise, Peter DeSaix, Dean H. Kruse, Brandon Poe, Eddie Johnson, Jody E. Johnson, Oksana Korol, J. Gordon Betts, Mark Womble

Chapter25: The Urinary System

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Problem 24RQ: What signal causes the heart to secrete atrial natriuretic hormone? increased blood pressure...

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