The nurse is preparing the client for discharge. table[[Medical,Nurses,Vital,Diagnostic,Provider’s],[Histhyy,Notes,Signs,Results,Orders]] Day 3 A school-aged child was admitted to the pediatric unit 3 days ago with a runny nose, fever, and vomiting. Viral respiratory infection was suspected. The child has a history of sickle cell disease. The school-aged child was treated with antibiotics, fluid, and analgesics for pain relief. Discharge summary: The child is alert and playing in the room. Vital signs are stable, no fever. Regular heart rate, no murmurs. Abdomen soft with bowel sounds in all 4 quadrants. Tolerating diet without issue. Plan: discharge today with an appointment in the office in 1 week. Click to specify if the discharge teaching is anticipated or contraindicated for the client. table[[Potential Discharge Teaching,Anticipated,Contraindicated],[Keep home environment
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