Question

"Tom Richardson

Physiological
Acute Pain - True
Status assessment report of pain.

Electrolyte Imbalance - False
Patient would be ""at Risk"" for nursing concern.

Imbalanced Nutrition - False
Status assessment reports no indication of nursing concern

Impaired Mobility, Risk for - True
Status assessment report of pain, weakness, and pain medication can cause mobility difficulties.

Impaired Skin Integrity, Risk for - False
Status assessment reports no indication nursing concern

Impaired Urinary Elimination - True
Status assessment report r/t medical diagnosis

Safety
Fall, Risk for - True
Status assessment reports weakness, severe pain, and frequent urination. All place patient at risk for fall

Sleep Deprivation - False
Patient would be ""at Risk"" for nursing concern; however, pain medication should allow for rest."

Answer 1

The student is given a list of physiological conditions and asked to determine their true or false status based on the provided information. The true conditions include physiological acute pain, impaired mobility with a risk for falls, and impaired urinary elimination. The false conditions include electrolyte imbalance, imbalanced nutrition, impaired skin integrity, and sleep deprivation.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the given question, the student is provided with a list of physiological conditions and asked to determine their true or false status based on the given information.

• Physiological Acute Pain - True: The status assessment report indicates the presence of pain.
• Electrolyte Imbalance - False: The status assessment report does not mention any risk or concern related to electrolyte imbalance.
• Imbalanced Nutrition - False: The status assessment report does not indicate any nursing concern regarding nutrition.
• Impaired Mobility, Risk for - True: The status assessment report mentions pain, weakness, and the potential mobility difficulties caused by pain medication.
• Impaired Skin Integrity, Risk for - False: The status assessment report does not indicate any concern regarding skin integrity.
• Impaired Urinary Elimination - True: The status assessment report mentions a relation to a medical diagnosis.
• Safety Fall, Risk for - True: The status assessment report suggests that the patient's weakness, severe pain, and frequent urination place them at risk for falls.
• Sleep Deprivation - False: The status assessment report does not indicate any concern regarding sleep deprivation, although pain medication should allow for rest.