Patient Care Rounds Infection Control: Su Yeong-Jun

Patient Care Rounds Infection Control Su: Yeong-Jun

Hi, Mr. Jun, my name is David. I will be your nurse today.

Greet

Hey there.

Can you pronounce your name for me?

Question

My name is Su Yeong-Jun, but please just call me June.

You closed the curtain for privacy.

Exam Action

You checked the patient’s armband.

Exam Action

You checked the patient’s armband.

Exam Action

Can you confirm your name?

Question

My name is Su Yeong-Jun, but please just call me June.

How are you?

Question

I won’t be entering any triathlons soon, but I do feel a little bit better than when I came in.

I am sorry you are not feeling your best.

Empathize

Thank you so much.

Do you have other medical conditions?

Question

No, I don’t. I was in the hospital a week and a half ago for a kidney stone, however. Now I’m stuck here. How’d that happen?

Kidney stones usually develop when there is not enough water to dilute certain substances like calcium.

Educate

Makes sense.

Have you been in contact with anyone else that has cough recently? (No matching questions found.)

Question

No matching questions found.

Have you been around anyone with a cough? (Clarified to Have you been around anyone else who was sick?.)

Question

I was here in the hospital for a kidney stone about a week ago, but I didn’t shake anyone’s hand or anything. (Clarified to if I have been around anyone else who was sick.)

Were you coughing before your hospital stay? (No matching questions found.)

Question

No matching questions found.

Did you cough prior to coming to hospital? (No matching questions found.)

Question

No matching questions found.

When did you develop a cough? (Clarified to When did the symptoms begin?.)

Question

I started feeling sick 4 days ago . . . I remember because I decided to take the day off. (Clarified to when my symptoms started.)

Did you have other symptoms?

Question

I don’t really have any other symptoms. Just the pneumonia. [AUDIO COMING SOON]

MRSA pneumonia is a contagious bacterial infection. It is spread through contact. You could have been exposed during your previous hospital visit.

Educate

SBAR

Prompt	Learner Response	Model Response
Prompt: Hi. I’m ready to take over care of this patient. Could you tell me what the situation is?	User Response Hi, my name is Felicia. I was caring for Mr. Hi, this is (your name). I am caring for Mr. Su Yeong-Jun but he prefers Mr. June. Mr. June is a 67 year old male. He was recently diagnosed with MRSA pneumonia. He is experiencing coughing and decreased respiratory inhalation volume.	Model Note Su room 303, a 67 year-old male who is here with a diagnosis of MRSA pneumonia. He is experiencing coughing and decreased respiratory inhalation volume.
Prompt: What background information do need to know?	User Response Mr. June was admitted 3 days ago due to coughing. He was placed on isolation precautions and IV antibiotics started. He reports recently being hospitalized for a kidney stone. History of smoking but quit 20 years ago. NKDA. PICC line in upper right arm for IV antibiotic administration.	Model Note Mr. Su was admitted two days ago with fever and cough. His sputum culture identified MRSA pneumonia in his right lung. He has a history of smoking but quit 20 years ago. He was in the hospital a week and a half prior to this admission with kidney stones, but that has resolved.

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