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Patient information General Survey Information: Patient complains of breathlessness, nocturia, & fatigue for past 2 weeks. The patient states that their ankles look like melons after working all day and has been experiencing dizziness & palpations x 2 days. VS: T 98.6, P 130, R 22, BP 96/60, O2 sats 91% room air Pain level to be assessed. Assessment Subjective data Assessment Objective data Actual/Potential risk factor Actual/Potential risk factor
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