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General medication Teaching 3

Instructed to call your health-care provider inmediately if you have unpleasant or unusual reactions to a medication.

Hypotension Teaching 87

Instructed in how to recognize S/S of hypotension such as dizziness, blurred vision, fatigue, weakness, confusion, etc.

General teaching Teaching 211

Instructed to post important telephone numbers, including MD, Home Health Agency, Friend/Relative and 911 for any emergency.

Foot care Teaching 631

Patient was instructed about the skin damage: the skin may be dry and cracked because of high glucose levels, and cracked skin means it's easier for bacteria to get under the skin and harder for infections to heal. Use a small amount of skin lotion daily, to be sure the feet feel dry - not damp or sticky - afterwards. Try not to get the lotion in between the toes. Keep the toenails trimmed and filed smooth to avoid ingrown toenails. Further teaching is needed.

Angina pectoris Teaching 1132

Taught that lack of oxygen occurs when insufficient blood flows through the coronary arteries.

Cardiac Teaching 1252

Instructed patient about S/S complications associated with CHF, including bounding pulse, decreased urinary output, increased SOB, increased edema and sudden weight gain.

Potassium Teaching 1548

Patient was educated about potassium 10 meq 1 tablet oral daily this medication is given for treatment/ prevention of potassium depletion.

PICC Line Teaching 1567

Instructed patient assess PICC line site, line note any leakage from catheter or around the site. 
Note any redness, drainage or pain at the site.

Steri Strips Teaching 2002

SN instructed that the steri strips may fall off the skin after 10 days. Leave the steri strips in place until they fall off on their own accord or until your doctor determines it is appropriate to remove them. If the wound has healed and your doctor says you can remove the strips, use lotion or a small amount of water to loosen them from your skin.