Gerontology Henry Williams Part1 Guided Reflection And Scenario Analysis Questions And Answers(Grow your Grade)

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Henry Williams, Part 1 Guided Reflection Questions Opening Questions How did the simulated experience of Henry Williams’s case make you feel? – I was stressed during his scenario because I did... not know how to complete the assessments and what was required of me. What nursing actions did you feel were appropriate within this scenario? – thorough assessments, vitals, and education Scenario Analysis Questions* EBP What priority problem did you identify for Henry Williams? – difficulty in breathing as evidenced by extremely low oxygen saturation EBP What is the rationale for recognizing Henry Williams’s shortness of breath and for initiating actions in a timely manner? – airway, breathing, and circulation are the top priorities in patient care, therefore it is essential to recognize any issues surrounding these as soon as possible. The low oxygen saturation and abnormal ABGs indicated actions were necessary. EBP What is the rationale for recognizing Henry Williams’s anxiety and concern for his wife and for initiating actions in a timely manner? – the patients concern for his wife may have had a role on his own physical health so it was important to identify and initiate action regarding this. PCC What teaching strategies and information should be included during Henry Williams’s visit to the clinic? – identify which teaching strategies work best, which education was needed, coping measures, sleep aides/sleeping habits, support systems, and support from family. [Show More]

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