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Impaired Oxygenation: Right lung lower/middle lobectomy Chronic Bronchitis Bacterial Pneumonia Tx: Antibiotics: (bacterial pneumonia infection & surgical/chest tube prophylactic) Clindamycin-IVPB 900mg Q8H Vancomycin HCL in Dextrose 1,000mg IV Q8H PRN Albuterol Sulfate nebulizer Q4H Bronchospasms: Albuterol sulfate nebulizer (bronchospasms)
Chief Medical Diagnosis: Loculated Empyema and abscess of right lung (lower & middle lobes) Priority Assessments: Oxygenation Pain Chest tube (CT) drainage Infection-surgical site, CT site
Alcohol Abuse: Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment (CIWA) = no significant withdrawal symptoms Tx: folate, thiamine supplement Social work consultation Patient teaching
Leukocytosis: (Surgical Stress, Chronic infection) WBC peaked at 25.34 on 2/28 Tx: -Antibiotics: Clindamycin-IVPB 900mg Q8H Vancomycin HCL in Dextrose 1,000mg IV Q8H
Anxiety: Patient stated he was worried about his condition and nervous that he might accidently pull out his chest tubes. Chronic pain Language barrier Tx: Teaching/Education on diagnosis and purpose of chest tubes; pain management
Malnutrition: Albumin 2.1 on 3/3 Prelbumin 14 on 3/11 BUN 7 & Creatinine 0.8 (both WNL so no kidney failure) Patient stated his nausea made him not want to eat. Tx: PRN Ondansetron 4mg IV push Q3H and Promethazine IPB 6.25-12.5mg Q4H for nausea and vomiting
Diabetes Mellitus II: Blood glucose 128 on 3/24 (and unstable throughout hospital stay) Tx: Insulin aspart (Novolog OG Flexpen) sliding scale Nateglide 60mg PO TID Metformin XR 500mg upon discharge along with diabetic diet and exercise teaching