Cabrillo College Clinical Clini cal Preparation Sheet Sheet - Part Part 1
Student: Date(s) of Care:
Pathophysiology On the back of this sheet or a separate paper, describe in writing or by drawing a concept map the pathophysiology of the chief complaint and the admitting admitting disease process. Include, if you can, how the patient's other chronic illnesses illnesses or conditions PMH (prior (prior medical history) history) contributes to or affects the primary diagnosis. Compare and contrast your patient to the textbook description of the clinical manifestations, diagnostic procedures, medical and nursing care. Date of admission: Chief complaint: Age: Doctors: Admitting diagnosis:
Allergies: Diet:
Date and type of surgery:
Activity Order: Order: Code Status: lab ordered for date(s) of care :
PMH / Chronic conditions:
IV type & site: Other disciplines involved in care of client (e.g. respiratory, physical or occupational therapy, social service, etc.)
Clinical Preparation Sheet - Part 2 2 I am going to pay special attention to:
What teaching will my pt. require? How do I prepare for it? (What resources are available in the hospital (videos, brochures, etc.)
Time Management Report – ___
Notes / To Do List / Questions/ Skills to review/ Words to look up ____ - ____
Quick assessment Airway Breathing Circulation Intake Output ain P Safety
Areas I was strong in:
8/23/2005
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End-of-Shift
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Charting MARs Signatures I&Os Goodbye to pt. Report to RN Pockets
No patient ID on papers
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Resources for Prep: Prep: M/S textbook; Skills book; Lecture notes; Medical Dictionary Pathophys. Book; N. Dx. Book; Lab/Dx book; Drug/Pharm Book; Internet Internet;; Hospital procedure manual man ual ; Other:
Post-Clinical Self-evaluation Areas needing improvement: improvement:
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Patient Initials: Rm #:
Student: Date(s) of Care:
Clinical Work Sheet Neuman System Variables Psychological
As sessm ses sm ent Date/Time
Physiological (Systems Review) NEURO
Coping methods Mood/Affect
LOC Wakefulness
Cognitive abilities Attitudes Values Memory Thought content Hallucinations Agitation