Nursing Assessment Sheet
Nursing Assessment Sheet
Prepared by: [YOUR NAME]
Email: [YOUR EMAIL]
Date: November 12, 2050
I. Patient Information
Field |
Details |
---|---|
Patient Name |
Duane Wiza |
Patient ID |
12345 |
Date of Birth |
March 15, 1980 |
Gender |
Male |
Phone Number |
222 555 7777 |
Address |
Buffalo, NY 14201 |
II. Admission Information
Field |
Details |
---|---|
Admission Date |
November 12, 2050 |
Admission Reason |
Chest pain, shortness of breath |
Primary Diagnosis |
Acute Myocardial Infarction (MI) |
Secondary Diagnosis |
Hypertension |
Allergies |
Penicillin, Aspirin |
Insurance Provider |
BlueCross Insurance |
III. Vital Signs
Vital Sign |
Normal Range |
Current Reading |
Time Recorded |
---|---|---|---|
Blood Pressure |
120/80 mmHg |
140/90 mmHg |
November 12, 2050 09:00 AM |
Heart Rate |
60-100 bpm |
110 bpm |
November 12, 2050 09:00 AM |
Respiratory Rate |
12-20 breaths/min |
22 breaths/min |
November 12, 2050 09:00 AM |
Temperature |
98.6°F (37°C) |
99.2°F (37.3°C) |
November 12, 2050 09:00 AM |
IV. Medical History
Field |
Details |
---|---|
Chronic Conditions |
Hypertension, Type 2 Diabetes |
Past Surgeries |
Appendectomy (2015), Knee Surgery (2018) |
Current Medications |
Metoprolol, Lisinopril, Insulin |
Family History |
Father: Myocardial Infarction at age 55 |
Immunizations |
Flu vaccine (2024), Pneumococcal vaccine (2023) |
V. Pain Assessment
Field |
Details |
---|---|
Pain Location |
Chest, Left Arm |
Pain Severity |
8/10 (on pain scale 0-10) |
Pain Description |
Sharp, radiating pain |
Pain Onset |
November 12, 2050, 8:30 AM |
Pain Relief Measures |
Administered Nitroglycerin |
VI. Mental and Emotional Status
Field |
Details |
---|---|
Cognitive Status |
Alert, oriented to time, place, and person |
Mood |
Anxious, worried about diagnosis |
Behavior |
Cooperative, verbal communication intact |
Sleep Patterns |
Difficulty sleeping due to pain |
VII. Nursing Care Plan and Interventions
Intervention |
Goal |
Expected Outcome |
---|---|---|
Administer prescribed medication |
Reduce chest pain and control hypertension |
Pain level reduced to 3/10 or lower |
Oxygen therapy |
Improve oxygenation |
Oxygen saturation maintained at 95% or higher |
Monitor vital signs every hour |
Ensure patient stability |
Stable vitals within normal limits |
VIII. Acknowledgement
Field |
Details |
---|---|
Nurse Name |
[YOUR NAME] |
Date |
November 12, 2050 |