Comprehensive Case Analysis: Mr. Orkins' Hospital Admission and Care
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This case study analyzes the situation of Mr. Orkins, an 84-year-old man admitted to the hospital after an accident, exhibiting aboriginal behavior and suffering from multiple health issues including hyperlipidaemia and type 2 diabetes. The case details the primary and secondary assessments conducted by nurses, including observations of his mental status, vital signs, and use of the AVPU scale and Glasgow Coma Scale. The assessment revealed slurred speech (dysarthria), high blood sugar levels, and weakness on his right side, indicating potential stroke risk. The study then outlines nursing interventions such as holistic relaxation training, creating a culturally safe and spiritual environment, maintaining oxygen saturation, monitoring blood glucose and blood pressure, exercise, and fall prevention. The importance of timely medication administration and regular monitoring of the patient's progress is also highlighted, emphasizing the role of nurses in managing the patient's condition and minimizing the risk of stroke and related complications.
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