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Paediatric Care Plan - MR88i(T) D O N O T W R IT E IN T H IS B IN D IN G M A R G IN Paediatric C are Plan MR 88i(T) v7 01 /0 2/ 20 10 DARLING DOWNS – WEST MORETON HEALTH SERVICE DISTRICT Paediatric...

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Paediatric Care Plan - MR88i(T)
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Paediatric Interview & Assessment Guide - MR88f(T)
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Date of admission Expected date of discharge
Local doctor
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Parents’ names - Mother Father
Temporary address (if necessary)
Contact phone number
Previous hospital admissions
Age Hospital Reason Response to hospital
How much do you and your child understand about this admission:
Has your child had Anaesthetic before ? Yes No
Response to Anaesthetic
Is your child on medications at home? Yes No Bring In: Yes No
Allergies: (record in red) Drugs / Foods / Other
Immunisations – up to date: Yes No Due:
Skin integrity: Complete on admission (black biro)/Discharge (red biro) (4 & under)
Rashes Red area skin intact
Contusions Blisters
Lumps Broken superficial
Skin tear Urticaria
Swelling Lacerations
Wound Mouth – teeth/pathology
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Aboriginal Liaison
Allied Health (specify) ..................................................................................................................................................................................
Child Health
Oral Health
Other (specify) ................................................................................................................................................................................................
Follow up management:
Medical: GP Outpatient Department Oral Health
Allied health: Physiotherapist Occupational Therapist Social Worker
Dietitian Speech Therapist
Nurse: Child Health Community Liaison Aboriginal Liaison
Appointment details: ................................................................................................................................................
DARLING DOWNS –
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Paediatric Interview &
Assessment Guide
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Family name ......................................................................
Given names .....................................................................
Address ......................
Answered Same Day Apr 29, 2021 Torrens University Australia

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Tanaya answered on May 02 2021
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Running Head: SCENARIO-BASED COMPLEX CARE PLAN    1
SCENARIO-BASED COMPLEX CARE PLAN        6
CCA206 CARE OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
Table of Contents
1. Medication Management    3
1.1 Identified Problem    3
1.2 Diagnosis    3
2. Medication Administered    4
3. Teaching and Counselling    4
3.1 Follow Up or Outcome    5
3.2 Nurse’s Responsibility and Child Protection    5
References    7
1. Medication Management
1.1 Identified Problem
Regina newly gave birth to Alfie and she was facing difficulty in
eastfeeding Alfie and managing her work. This pushed her to depend on feeding Alfie on bottled milk. However, within a few days, Alfie started becoming i
itable and vomiting after every meal. Regina herself was going through anxiety and stress due to several reasons. Firstly, she felt guilty that she could give time to her son. Secondly, her family was going through a financial crisis after moving to Australia.
Thirdly, Regina’s relation with her husband was getting strained because of her inability to give time to their son. Lastly, because, after diagnosis of Alfie it was that revealed he was suffering from gastrooesophageal reflux. Regina felt guilty for Alfie condition. Hence, there are two people who need help in the case. Regina, who was emotionally stressed out, needed psychological assessment so that she can be supported. Moreover, Alfie who was suffering from the gastrooesophageal reflux and was mostly in pain.
1.2 Diagnosis
The methods that will help in the diagnosis of Alfie's gastrooesophageal condition are upper endoscopy or an ambulatory acid probe test. The test results at times may come normal. However, the endoscopy most of the time reveals the inflammation (Dunbar et al., 2016). In the case of Alfie, it will be able to reveal any inflammation or any other inflammation. Further, a biopsy of the collected tissue can test the complication in the oesophagus (Nurseslabs, 2019). The ambulatory probe test will help in monitoring the oesophagus so that the amount of acids, which the stomach regurgitates, is evaluated (Quach, Nguyen & Hiyama, 2018).
The monitor consists of a thin, flexible tube, which goes to the oesophagus and it is passed out through stools (Tack & Pandolfino, 2018). Further are tests such as oesophageal manometry where the test can measure the rhythmic contraction of the muscles in order to every movement of oesophageal muscle while swallowing of food (Gyawali & Fass, 2018). The X-ray of the digestive system is another method, which will be utilised for the evaluation of the digestive tract (Ness-Jensen, Hveem, El-Serag & Lagergren, 2016). It helps the doctor to understand the condition of the oesophagus, small intestine and the stomach.
2. Medication Administered
The doctor had already suggested providing Alfie with milk thickeners. In addition, in order to control acid production in the gastrointestinal tract, the doctor also prescribed the administration of Omeprazole. With the administration of medication, there are certain nursing interventions that also need to be considered by the nurse (Genco et al., 2017).
This includes improving the nutritional intake of...
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