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When the nurse arrived for the shift at 0800, the patient's catheter bag was emptied of 50cc of light yellow urine.
When the nurse arrived for the shift at 0800, the patient's catheter bag was emptied of 50cc of light yellow urine. The patient had a 1000 milliliter bag of IV fluid hanging from the IV pole, and the IV running at a rate of 30 mL per hour. The patient had one cup of scrambled eggs, a slice of toast and 4 ounces of orange juice for breakfast. Following breakfast, the patient felt ill and had one loose stool of 150mL. He complained of nausea so the nurse offered a can of ginger ale. He sipped on this throughout the morning and by noon, when the nurse disposed of the can; he had taken 8 ounces of the soda. For lunch, the patient had 6 ounces of tomato soup, 4 ounces of Jell-o, and 8 ounces of coffee. He also asked for ice-cream and the aide brought him a 4ounce cup of which he ate about half. Mid-afternoon the patient asked for grape juice and took about four ounces, but then vomited about 350mL of purple liquid and undigested food. The aide emptied his catheter at the end of the shift of 640cc of yellow urine.
