TIMBANG TERIMA KELOMPOK 2

Summary

In this patient handover meeting, healthcare staff review the conditions of five patients. Ibu Siti, recovering from myocardial infarction, shows improvement; Pak Budi experiences post-appendectomy pain; Ibu Rina faces challenges with diabetic foot ulcers and fluctuating blood sugar; Pak Ahmad is stable but requires oxygen support for pneumonia; and Bu Dewi, post-C-section, is recovering well with no signs of infection. The meeting emphasizes effective communication and teamwork to ensure tailored patient care, highlighting the importance of monitoring and collaboration for successful recovery outcomes.

Takeaways

• 😀 Team roles were introduced: Gebi as the team leader, Maya, Nisina, Aul as morning and afternoon nurses.
• 🩺 The handover process for patient care was initiated before the night shift.
• 📋 Patient Siti, 56, presented with severe chest pain and diagnosed with anterior myocardial infarction, is improving under thrombolytic therapy.
• 💊 No significant side effects were observed from the administered heart medication and anticoagulants, though antiemetics were recommended for mild nausea.
• 😷 Patient Budi, 45, recovering from an appendectomy, reported severe pain at the surgical site, managed with Tramadol.
• 🚶‍♂️ Mobilization for patient Budi is encouraged to begin the following morning to prevent prolonged immobility.
• 🩹 Patient Rina, 60, with type 2 diabetes, experienced a spike in blood sugar, attributed to dietary non-compliance, but her wound is slowly healing.
• 🩸 Monitoring for patient Rina includes regular blood sugar checks and potential insulin adjustments.
• 🌬️ Patient Ahmad, 70, with pneumonia, is stable on supplemental oxygen, pending blood culture results for appropriate antibiotic management.
• 🩹 Patient Dewi, 30, post-C-section, is stable with minimal pain and has begun early mobilization, with no signs of infection at the surgical site.

Q & A

What is the main purpose of the team meeting in the transcript?

The main purpose of the meeting is to review the conditions and care plans of five patients before the night shift takes over.

What is the condition of Patient Ibu Siti?

Ibu Siti, aged 56, was admitted with severe chest pain and diagnosed with anterior myocardial infarction. She has received thrombolytic therapy and her vital signs are improving.

What complications are associated with Patient Pak Budi's recovery?

Pak Budi, aged 45, is recovering from emergency appendectomy but is experiencing significant pain at the surgery site, especially during mobilization.

How is Ibu Rina's diabetes being managed in the hospital?

Ibu Rina, 60, with long-standing type 2 diabetes, is having her blood sugar monitored and received an additional dose of rapid-acting insulin due to a spike in her blood sugar levels.

What is the significance of the sputum and blood culture results for Patient Pak Ahmad?

Pak Ahmad, 70, has pneumonia, and the sputum culture indicated gram-negative bacteria, which informs the antibiotic treatment while waiting for blood culture results to confirm the pathogen.

What is the post-operative status of Patient Bu Dewi?

Bu Dewi, aged 30, is stable after a cesarean section, with mild pain manageable through analgesics, and her surgical site is clean with no signs of infection.

What should be monitored for Ibu Siti's ongoing care?

Ibu Siti's vital signs and EKG should be closely monitored, and adjustments to oxygen therapy may be necessary if her oxygen saturation drops below 94%.

What pain management strategies are in place for Pak Budi?

Pak Budi is being managed with 50 mg of Tramadol for pain, and care is taken to monitor for potential side effects like constipation.

What actions are suggested for managing Ibu Rina's diabetic wound?

The team recommends routine evaluations and possible interventions to improve Ibu Rina's diabetic wound healing, as well as a review of her insulin dosage.

How is Patient Pak Ahmad's respiratory status being managed?

Pak Ahmad is receiving oxygen via nasal cannula, and the team is monitoring his saturation levels, planning to use a higher oxygen flow if saturation falls below 90%.