Mrs. Anderson, age 85 years. She complained of falling into her chair at home, dribbling when trying to get to the bathroom, being tired,

Mrs. Anderson, age 85 years. She complained of falling into her chair at home, dribbling when trying to get to the bathroom, being tired, and not being hungry for 1 week. The primary care provider evaluated a urinalysis and complete blood count (CBC) with differential and recommended admission to rule out sepsis and urinary tract infection. Mrs. Anderson also has a fungal infection within her mouth. Mrs. Anderson is a widow of 3 years, was married for 62 years, has three adult children, and lives in her own home with an unmarried son. She has a history of two incidents of CHF 4 years ago, a hysterectomy 22 years ago, an left knee replacement 15 years ago, and situational depression when her husband passed away. VS: BP: 140/88 mmHg, P: 90 beats/minute, RR: 22 breaths/minute, T: 35.7°C. The nurse starts her assessment.

1. Part 1 -Introduction of plan of care scenario and expansion of details to enrich scenario (20%)
2. Part 2 – Using communication theory and applying course concepts, including the College of Nursing of Ontario (CNO) standards of practice and guidelines to examine plan of care concerns(20%)
3. Part 3 -Demonstration of communication framework such as SBAR, ISBAR or IPASS to summarize the plan of care or concern of the patient (20%)