ATHC 1 Assessment: Clinical Reasoning Cycle for Patient Cyril Smith
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This case study thoroughly examines the application of the clinical reasoning cycle to the care of Mr. Cyril Smith, a 72-year-old patient diagnosed with bowel cancer and scheduled for bowel resection surgery. The analysis includes a review of Mr. Smith's medical history, current symptoms such as dehydration and osteoarthritis pain, and potential complications related to his medications. Critical thinking questions address factors compromising safe medication practices, emphasizing the importance of therapeutic communication in nursing. The assessment reflects on lessons learned, particularly the need for careful monitoring of vital signs, consideration of medication history, and the implementation of therapeutic communication strategies to improve patient outcomes. The study highlights the necessity for rehydration therapies, pain management, and holistic care approaches in managing complex patient conditions. The document provides a comprehensive overview of patient assessment, diagnosis, and care planning, using evidence-based practices and therapeutic communication techniques.
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