The patient’s vital signs are as follows: HR: 128 bpm, regular, and bounding RR: 8 rpm, irregular, shallow, labored BP: 148/92 mmHg SpO2: 88% on room air Pupils: PERRLA Skin: cool, pale, diaphoretic Lung sounds: bilaterally present BGL: 90 What are your impressions of the patient’s presentation? What is your field diagnosis? What treatments and medications would you give and how? If you would withhold medications or treatments, explain why. Describe how you would care for this patient in as much detail as possible and explain your thought process.

Ben, a 36-year-old male, arrives in the Emergency Department (ED) after a motor vehicle accident. His abdomen is rigid, and he has multiple contusions and lacerations.Telemetry strip:Vital signs: Heart Rate- 150bpm, Respiration Rate- 30bpm, Blood Pressure (BP)- 80/40 mmHg, SaO2- 96% on Room AirLab values: Haematocrit- 29.2 % (N: 42- 52 % male), Haemoglobin- 80 g/L (N: 140-180 g/dL male), White Blood Count- 6 X 109 g/L (N: 6 to 22 X 109 g/L), Platelets- 80 X 103 /mcL (N: 150 × 103 to 450 × 103/mcL). All other lab values are within normal range.Q1. Identify two (2) priority problems you will address for Ben Q2. Discuss with rationale two (2) nursing interventions for each of the priority problem that you have identified above

It has been determined from the laparotomy that Mr Johns has a haemorrhage. Provide details of the nursing care required for someone that has haemorrhaged in the acute setting following surgery. You should provide a minimum of 4 nursing care requirements for Mr Johns (easy and simple)

A nurse is caring for a preschooler on the pediatric unit.   Exhibit 1 Provider Prescriptions Day 1, 2350: Admit for observation. Obtain vital signs every 4 hr and PRN. Administer oxygen 2 L/min via nasal cannula to maintain oxygen saturation above 95%. Initiate saline lock. Administer ceftriaxone 250 mg IV every 12 hr. Administer acetaminophen oral suspension 240 mg every 4 hr PRN for temperature greater than 38° C (100.4° F). Place on regular diet and encourage oral fluids of preschooler's choice. Monitor intake and output every 8 hr.   Exhibit 2 Assessment Day 2, 0030: Preschooler lying on bed, awake and alert. Breath sounds with wheezing auscultated on expiration on the right side. Nonproductive cough with no retractions or nasal flaring observed. Abdomen soft and nondistended, bowel sounds active in all four quadrants. Preschooler reports headache and pain in abdomen. Rates pain in abdomen as a 2 on a 0 to 10 FACES pain scale.   Exhibit 3 Vital Signs Day 2, 0030: Temperature 38.1°…