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Veteran's apical pulse was auscultated for one full minute, no visible chest rise and fall over one full minute. Upon arrival, veteran had no visible chest rise or fall. Provider and nurse manager stepped in and out of the room several times throughout the time that rn was present at bedside, requesting updates and providing further support.Īt approximately 130 pm, lpn arrived to front desk and requested that rn go down to look at veteran's breathing. The symptoms occurred over less than ten seconds.Įach time, respiratory rate returned to baseline. Veteran's hand pronated, fingers tensed, tongue thrusted and drooled from mouth, and breathing became diaphragmatic.

Rn was seated at right side of bed, holding the veteran's hand. Veteran's linens were replaced and rn remained at bedside with veteran. Rn provided oral suctioning to veteran to remove residual from oral cavity. Veteran head of bed was elevated at the time of vomiting. The emesis was yellow in color with emulsions throughout. Veteran had experienced loss of control of bowel, and had vomited.

Veteran call light went on, rn returned to room immediately. Two cna's entered room to perform routine morning care, rn stepped out of room to gather supplies. Veteran placed on 2 liters of oxygen via nasal cannula for low oxygen saturation. Veteran was placed with head of bed at 15 degrees, peg tube feeding was held. Wound care was provided to forehead and toe per provider order. Provider completed a neurological assessment and stated that we could move veteran back to bed.įull passive range of motion was performed, and veteran denied any pain associated with movement. Veteran was rolled onto back with neck support.Ī sling was placed under the veteran and pressure was applied to wound on the forehead. Rn went to notify provider of situation, and ran back to the room. There was a small amount of blood on the floor under the pole base. Veteran was face down on the ground with his head on the base of the kangaroo pump pole. Veteran's bed was seen in a tilted position towards the window. Upon entering the room, one rn, one cna and one lpn was present. Rn ran down hall, directed toward the veteran's room by msa. Staff reported that they needed assistance, and from the provider office rn heard "help, i need an rn". Lpn entered room to find veteran on the floor. Rn continued daily tasks by reporting to provider.Īt approximately 0855, veterans call light went off. Veterans was in bed and bed was in low position, head of bed elevated. At 0825, rn made hourly rounds down the hall, passing daily plans.
