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Adult Health 1: COPD

It is essential to the success of yoursimulation experience that everyone is prepared. You will discussyour answers to the following questions during pre-briefing. Thisis an individual assignment to be submitted in your course onBrightspace and must be printed or available via phone/tablet asyour “ticket” to enter the simulation center. You must havethis completed assignment with you to participate insimulation.

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Read chapters in your textbook and ATI book related to COPD andrespiratory assessment. Also review nebulizer treatment andoxygenation devices skills check-lists and videos.

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  1. Personally reflect on this disease process by answering thequestions below.
  1. List 4 words that first come to mind when you hear “COPD”(excluding the words “chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.”)
  2. What has been your experience/observations of someone who hasthis disease?

Remember: names and otheridentifiable information must be confidential. Please only discussyour observations.

  1. Describe the pathophysiology of Chronic Obstructive PulmonaryDisease (COPD). What are the signs and symptoms?
  2. What are risk factors for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease(COPD)?
  3. Discuss the medical management and nursing management ofCOPD.
  4. What are some diagnostic tests for COPD?
  5. Research the pharmacology of Solu-Medrol and Duoneb. Includethe dosage, route, action, side effects, action on cellular leveletc. What should you teach a patient about these medications?
  6. Which interdisciplinary professionals may be involved in caringfor a patient with COPD.
  7. List 2 health maintenance topics that a nurse may teach apatient or family about COPD.
  8. Write 4 NANDA nursing diagnoses for a patient with COPD.Include at least one psychosocial diagnosis.
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