How To Fill Out A Basic Disorder Template

Agile LEARNING TEMPLATES THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURE A11

System Disorder

STUDENT NAME _____________________________________

DISORDER/DISEASE PROCESS __________________________________________________________ REVIEW MODULE Chapter ___________

ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATE:

ASSESSMENT SAFETY

CONSIDERATIONS

PATIENT-CENTERED CARE

Alterations in

Health (Diagnosis) Pathophysiology Related

to Client Problem Health Promotion and

Disease Prevention

Risk Factors Due eastxpected Findings

Laboratory Testsouth Diagnostic Procedures

Complications

Therapeutic Procedures Interprofessional Care

Nursing Care Customer Educatiodue north Medications

also chosen swimmer's ear, involves diffuse inflammation

of the external ear canal that may extend distally to the

pinna and proximally to the tympanic membrane

Treatment focuses on reducing

inflammation, edema, and

pain. Nursing priorities include

comfort measures.

Otoscopy

CT

Radio nucleotid bone scanning

Gallium scanning

MRI (used if soft tissue extension is the

primary business organisation

Gram Stain, Blood glucose level,

Urine dipstick

Acute or chronic inflammation or

infection of the external ear culvert

or auricle

Severe otalgia

An itching sensation

A feeling of fullness in the effected ear

Hurting exacerbated by pulling of the pinna and application of pressure

on the tragus

Ear canal appears edematous and erythemic

Purulent drainage

Tympanic membrane may or may not be intact

Continue ears as dry as possible. Employ a dry out towel to dry

your ears after bathing or swimming. Use ear plugs if

you play water sports or are frequently in water.

Don't stick anything into your ear canal. Don't swim in

polluted water.

Absence of cerumen or cerumen impaction, High humidity, Swimming

in contaminated water, Use of a hearing aid, Cleaning of the ear canal

with a cotton-tipped applicator, bobby pivot, finger, or other object,

Exposure to dust, hair care products, or other irritants, Regular use of

earphones, earplugs, or earmuffs, Chronic drainage from a perforated

tympanic membrane, History of eczema, allergic rhinitis, or asthma,

Comorbidities, such every bit diabetes mellitus.

Necrotizing or

malignant otitis is the

nigh virulent class of

external otitis.

Organisms spread

beyond the external

ear culvert into the ear

and skull. Death from

complications such as

meningitis, encephalon

abscess, and

destruction of cranial

nerve Seven is possible.

Ensure patient is

aware of signs and

symptoms and instruct

them to written report to

physician.

Primary care md

otorhinolaryngologists,

otolaryngologists, head

and neck surgeons, or

ENT surgeons

Teach the patient to utilise

preventive measures for

minimizing ear canal moisture,

trauma, or exposure to materials

that atomic number 82 to local irritation or

contact dermatitis.

Topical Therapy

Analgesics-

Acetaminophen or

non- steroidal

anti-inflammatories

(NSAID) are used

in balmy to

moderate cases of

AOE. In severe

cases an opiate

may be used in

combination with

acetaminophen or

an NSAID.

Systemic

Antimicrobials

Applying estrus to the ear for 20

minutes three times a twenty-four hour period. This tin can

be accomplished by using towels

warmed with water and then

wrapped in a plastic purse or by

using a heating pad placed on a

low setting.

Necrotizing OE,

Mastoiditis,

Chondritis of the

auricle, Cellulitis,

Central nervous

system infection

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