NR 511 Focused Exam 2020 - Pediatric GAS Pharyngitis Patient Teaching | NR511 Focused Exam 2020

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NR 511 Focused Exam 2020 - Pediatric GAS Pharyngitis Patient Teaching – Chamberlain Patient Teaching Score: 9 out of 10  Greet the patient's guardian Topics priorized for patient teaching
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Education Items • Greet the patient's guardian and explain why you need to educate them. 
Greet the patient's guardian and explain why you need to educate them. Hi Omar, i am going to prescribe Sophia an antibiotics for her strep throat and i would like to offer some education regarding antibiotic usage Statement
7/5/2020 8:40:29 PM Alright. Thank you.  Model Statement: Hi, Omar. We're going to be going over how to safely give Sophia her medication.  amoxicillin 6.5 out of 7 Model Plan • (1 point) Only use the dosing instrument that comes with medication • (1 point) Shake medication well before use • (1 point) Check to make sure you are administering the correct dose • (1 point) Give your child rewards and incentives for taking medication • (1 point) Take the full course of antibiotics • (1 point) Contact a health provider if symptoms do not improve • (1 point) Discontinue if you see signs of amoxicillin allergy 
Topics priorized for patient teaching

Education Items • - - - - - - - - - - - Educate the patient's guardian on anything else and say goodbye Follow up with the office if sophia isnt better in 3 days. If she feels better she can return to school. She doesnt have to complete the entire course before returning to school. Make sure you give her plenty of water to drink, antibiotics does dehydrate. Make sure she gets plenty of rest. Keep an eye on the rash if that does go away or gets worse please call the office. Statement
7/5/2020 9:17:23 PM Ok. See you later. Follow up with the office if sophia isnt better in 3 days. If she feels better she can return to school. She doesnt have to complete the entire course before returning to school. Make sure you give her plenty of water to drink, antibiotics does dehydrate. Make sure she gets plenty of rest. Keep an eye on the rash if that does go away or gets worse please call the office. Statement
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