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Mrs. Blum is an 83 y/o lady who lives at Better Care Memory Care Facility, A/Ox3 with medical history of Hypertension, Atrial Fibrillation, Dementia and Anxiety D/O. Her medications include Amlodipine, Eliquis and Aricept. At 10:45 am today Mrs. Blum lost her balance while walking in the hallway with her cane and fell in supine position on the floor. She sustained a linear laceration on her right occipital area measuring 3 cm. with moderate bleeding controlled by pressure dressing. Mrs. Blum denied losing consciousness, mental status at baseline, PERLA, c/o localized pain on site of laceration 3/10, no limitations in ROM to all extremities. her Vitals are as follows: BP= 148/89 PR= 74/min RR= 19/min Temp= 96.8 O2 sat= 97% on room air. Mrs. Blum’s MD Dr. Berman ordered to send her to St. Margaret Hospital for evaluation and possible CT scan of head.
You are the nurse sending Mrs. Blum to the hospital. How will you give a report to the receiving nurse at hospital using ISBAR method?
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