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medications. (Can give ondansetron for nausea, hyrdomorphone IVP for pain after assessment.) Patient #2 Patient appears anxious. Wife at bedside. Pain free. Patient #2 Assess any patient teaching issues. Physical assessment. Patient #2 Anxiety, asking several questions regarding procedure. Patient #3: Normal patient, v/s within normal limits. Lung, heart and bowel sounds within normal limits. Skin WNL. Can ID self. Patient #3: Responds to patient’s calls. Gets blood sugar, calls for tray. Uses therapeutic communication to establish rapport and reduce patient anxiety. Patient #3: Patient calling out, “I am hungry”. 20-30 min Patient #1 Patient sleeping at times, arouses easily. C-PAP on. Denies pain, if meds were given. Peripheral pulses intact. Patient #1 Continue the assessment, address any changes. Give the pain meds and ondansetron, if not done. Patient #1 Moans upon initial arousal. If meds, not given spouse verbalizes C/O’s Patient #2 Patient appears scared. BP 148/90, HR 90, RR 22, T 98.6 Patient #2 Therapeutic communication with patient. Gives report to GI lab nurse. Patient #2 “What are they going to find? What if it is cancerous?”
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