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XII. Doctors Order

The doctor's orders include admitting the patient under their service and establishing a designated doctor. Tests such as vital sign monitoring every 4 hours, dietary assessment, IV access via venoclysis, urinalysis, CBC, and starting IV fluids and chemotherapy drug fluorouracil are also ordered. The patient is to be referred to and medications including metoclopromide and tramadol are prescribed as needed for vomiting. Breathing treatments are also ordered.

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XII. Doctors Order

The doctor's orders include admitting the patient under their service and establishing a designated doctor. Tests such as vital sign monitoring every 4 hours, dietary assessment, IV access via venoclysis, urinalysis, CBC, and starting IV fluids and chemotherapy drug fluorouracil are also ordered. The patient is to be referred to and medications including metoclopromide and tramadol are prescribed as needed for vomiting. Breathing treatments are also ordered.

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XII. Doctors Order Date Ordered 01/18/13 4:45 PM -Please admit patient under my service.

To establish a designated doctor to which all pertinent information regarding the patient will be referred to. Done. Doctors Order Rationale Remarks

- VS q 4

To monitor the vital signs of the client.

Done

- DAT Patient can eat anything as long as the patient can tolerate her diet and wont cause any harm. -For venoclysis To have a site for IV line. -Urinalysis

Done

Done

Done

To detect various compounds that pass through the -CBC stool of the client. Done

-Start IVF 120 cc/hr PNSS

PNSS is common diluents for chemo drugs.

Done.

-Start Fluorouracil (5-FU).

ay be given by direct IVpush (base solution 50mg/ml), or by IV infusion. "Doses >1000 mg/m2 are usually administered as a 24-hour infusion, although some protocols may be continuous infusion with lower doses." Bolus doses may be administered by slow IVP or IVPB.

Done

-Refer

06/19/13 7:00 AM

-cont. PNSS 1L @120 cc/hr

To hydrate the patient.

Done.

-Meds: Metoclopromide 10ml q8 IV PRN for vomiting Tramdol 50 g IVTT -MHBR To promote the breathing of the patient -refer Done

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