ATHC 1 Assessment: Clinical Reasoning Cycle for Bowel Resection
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This case study presents a clinical reasoning cycle applied to a 72-year-old patient, Mr. Cyril Smith, admitted for bowel resection surgery following a bowel cancer diagnosis. The study includes observations of the patient's condition, collection of cues related to his COPD, osteoarthritis, type II diabetes, and recent weight loss. It interprets data related to dizziness, tachycardia, and blood sugar levels, identifying issues such as potential hypoglycemia and dehydration. The analysis extends to discussing factors compromising safe medication practices, emphasizing communication and prescription errors. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of therapeutic communication in nursing practice and reflects on lessons learned regarding patient communication and understanding. The case study concludes by outlining actions to be implemented in clinical practice, focusing on clear and patient-centered communication. Desklib offers a platform to explore similar solved assignments and past papers for students.
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