Complete the table below for all diagnoses and relevant disorders included in medical record. Diagnosis or Definition and Current Medical Nutritional Disorder with Pathophysiology Etiology Treatment Treatment ICD-10 code -Occurs when the -Ineffective gas -Oxygen therapy via -Nutritional respiratory exchange across cannula, face mask, CPAP, needs will vary system can no the which BiPAP, or mechanical from patient to longer carry out results in any of ventilation. The Veteran patient; therefore normal the following: an received all of these forms treatment will be functions.1 abrupt cessation of of oxygen therapy plus individualized. -Usually a direct respirations, oxymizer and high-flow Thorough result of chronic confusion, or nasal cannula. 1 nutrition conditions such unresponsiveness.1 -Additional treatments assessment is as COPD or acute -The presence of include pharmacological warranted. If injury to the hypoxia indicates agents such as respiratory mechanical respiratory either a specific stimulants, bronchodilators, ventilation is Hypoxic system such as body system or the antibiotics, steroids, utilized, Respiratory those associated body has been sedatives, narcotics, and nutritional Failure* with ARDS.1 deprived of paralytic agents.1 treatments need ICD-10-CM -In the case of adequate oxygen.1, to be appropriate J96.01 this Veteran, 2 in order to pulmonary promote and volume successful (fluid) overload ventilator likely caused an weaning. 2 increase in -Early and pressure within aggressive the alveolar and nutrition support capillary space. has been found to This pressure greatly improve impairs gas patient outcomes. exchange and Research has
Complete the table below for all diagnoses and relevant disorders included in medical record. Diagnosis or Disorder with ICD-10 code Definition and Etiology Pathophysiology Current Medical Treatment Nutritional Treatment Hypoxic Respiratory Failure* ICD-10-CM J96.01 -Occurs when the respiratory system can no longer carry out normal functions.1 -Usually a direct result of chronic conditions such as COPD or acute injury to the respiratory system such as those associated with ARDS.1 -In the case of this Veteran, pulmonary and volume (fluid) overload likely caused an increase in pressure within the alveolar and capillary space. This pressure impairs gas exchange and -Ineffective gas exchange across the which results in any of the following: an abrupt cessation of respirations, confusion, or unresponsiveness.1 -The presence of hypoxia indicates either a specific body system or the body has been deprived of adequate oxygen.1, 2 -Oxygen therapy via cannula, face mask, CPAP, BiPAP, or mechanical ventilation. The Veteran received all of these forms of oxygen therapy plus oxymizer and high-flow nasal cannula. 1 -Additional treatments include pharmacological agents such as respiratory stimulants, bronchodilators, antibiotics, steroids, sedatives, narcotics, and paralytic agents.1 -Nutritional needs will vary from patient to patient; therefore treatment will be individualized. Thorough nutrition assessment is warranted. If mechanical ventilation is utilized, nutritional treatments need to be appropriate in order to promote successful ventilator weaning. 2 -Early and aggressive nutrition support has been found to greatly improve patient outcomes. Research has
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