The physician suspect it as small bowel obstruction.Collect the complaints of the client.Initiate the assessment with the Inspection. Look for abdominal distention.Inspect for the signs of dehydration due to vomiting.In palpation and percussion steps, look for obstruction , pain area, type of pain and pain score , tenderness and gas presence. Then in the auscultation , observe for the peristalsis movement.Ensure with the client regarding the passage of the flatus or stool.
It is the needed assessment to be done for the small bowel obstruction.It should be done initially and informed to the physician so that he starts with the treatment and the patient will be better.
In documentation, if the client has small bowel obstruction then she can narrate the assessment process as follows.Patient taken over from the nurse at afternoon.Patient pain has increased not responded to pain medication.Still not voided.Informed to Physician and get order to perform the assessment for small bowel obstruction. As per the order with the patient consent performed assessment. Patient dehydrated.signs of dehydration present.Pain and tenderness present in ___ (pain location in abdomen)and pain score __.(ask from client by using pain scale)Abdominal distention present. Distented to ___cm( from admission day level).bowel movement is present till ____.(the area of bowel).Intake and output chart maintained.Patient not voided. output is only in vomiting form.Patient is on IV fluids.
This assessment is sufficient and inform about the findings to the physician in before taking care of another patient.
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The clinical scenario is most consistent with which acid base
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