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Sam – a healthy 3-year-old boy. After being ill for around a week (flu symptoms, stomach pain, and vomited) visited first general practitioner (GP) and was sent home with antibiotics. Next day, feeling worse, Sam sees second GP, sent home with cough medicine. Within an hour of returning home, Sam not feeling well, pale, incredibly thirsty, no urine, dark vomit. Mom called NHS Direct and was told to take Sam to local hospital. While waiting in the queue, a passing staff member noticed Sam was critically ill, placed on O2, sent via ambulance to larger hospital. Sam was placed on antibiotics and continued to deteriorate
What are 2 Nursing Diagnosis templates statements for the above scenario
1 SMART goal for each Nursing Diagnosis
4 Interventions for each Nursing Diagnosis
An SBAR for the patient in the scenario that you would give to the next nurse
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Sam – a healthy 3-year-old boy. After being ill for around a week (flu symptoms, stomach pain, and v
