Part A Situation: One nurse is coming to take report from the...

Question Answered step-by-step Part A Situation: One nurse is coming to take report from the… Part ASituation: One nurse is coming to take report from the outgoing nurse. The one coming in is running late. Report starts at 2:45pm for the 3-11 shift. It is now 3:15pmOff going nurse: Hello, didn’t think we were going to see you this evening. How is it going?Incoming nurse: Hi well you know, i am here to get bucks-they are lucky i bring my experience hereOff going nurse: Well we are ready for report. I have to get home. He grabs a report sheet and starts to readIncoming nurse: Sits down dressed in wrinkled clothing with a grey hoodie with the name of another hospital on it. She looks around and and says yea go ahead as she reaches in the fridge for a yoghurt and grabs a spoon. she is not taking an notes, she is eating and looking about.Off going nurse: Mr Rocheleau was admitted about an hour ago. He was found in the middle of the street on Potomac avenue in distress and has been drinkingIncoming nurse: Just like hagerstown, everyone is an addict drinking or taking drugs, wow. Did you get all the admission paperwork done?Offgoing nurse: oh come on he just got here i got all vital signs, started on the admission sheet that’s it-but Dr Childers will be in soon. You after all did arrive lateIncoming nurse: What a night it is going to be! Where were you last night we all met at Bennys Tavern-you could pick up a few chicsOffgoing nurse: couldn’t make it-you smell like you have just been drinking, when did you get home?Part Bsecond part of scenario: The incoming nurse is now working with the newly partially admitted patientNurse walks into patients room: Hi i’m Ann your RN-need to get some of the admission information done. She is standing while taking vitals signs. Her phone rings and it is obvious it is personal and she is having an argument standing only a few feet from the patient. She applies the bp cuff and feels for patients pulse, takes off the cuff and put her stethoscope on the patients chest. “Did you have a rough night?(no eye contact, hands on hips, rolling eyes).Heard you were in the middle of the road, why would you do that? Nurse sits on the patients bed very close to the patient.Patient: Yes it was bad. I think my actions were silly but my wife left me cause i drink too much. Patient has head down, no eye contact, low tone of voice.Nurse: There isn’t a man alive i will put myself in harm’s way for-kick her to the curve!(speaking loud ,giving direct eye contact).Hey have you ever been to Bennys Tavern, you need to get out. What do you like to drink, i like beer.The nurse later find out from a new graduate on the floor is speaking with this patient. when she asked, he gave her a pair of scissors he picked from the nurses station and had been planning on hurting himselfWrite about this two part scenario-answer the questions below in relation to part A and B1) Discuss this interaction. What is nontherapeutic-what is assertive-nonassertive, aggressive. Utilize your book to pick out therapeutic and non therapeutic2)You as a nurse, what responsibility do you have if a colleague is drinking or you note the smell of alcohol on their breath3) How would this type of interaction wit a colleague influence other nurses and patients working with them4)Rewrite this two part scenario utilizing professional communication and therapeutic communications and actions. Underline your communication techniques and name them in parentheses Health Science Science Nursing NURSING 226 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)