Monitor for pneumonia, unspecific organism. Monitor for Levofloxacin.
The patient should continue her current care plan and medications while being closely monitored for any signs of respiratory distress or exacerbation. Regular follow-ups are essential to evaluate her respiratory status and adjust treatment. She should avoid asthma triggers, adhere to prescribed inhalers and medications, and practice breathing exercises to support lung function. Ongoing education for both the patient and caregiver is crucial to ensure treatment compliance and early recognition of worsening symptoms. If any respiratory issues arise or worsen, I would recommend you give immediate medical attention. The patient is alert time 1. During the evaluation, the patient was seated in a wheelchair. No signs of respiratory noted at this time. The patient was in nasal cannula 4 l/min. No pain was reported. Diminish lung sound on auscultation. No edema present. A radial Pulse 2+ bilaterally. Continue monitor the patient.
Codeine sulfate, Erythromycin, Sulfonamides (Sulfa), Fish, Shellfish
Levofloxacin tablet; 750 mg; amt: 750 mg; oral Special Instructions: Dx: Pneumonia. Begin: 03/20/2025 - 03/22/2025
Ending: 02/22/2025
J18.9 Pneumonia, unspecified organism
Levofloxacin tablet; 750 mg; amt: 750 mg; oral Special Instructions: Dx: Pneumonia. Begin: 03/20/2025 - 03/22/2025
Ending: 02/22/2025
Hand Washing.
Daily shower
Oral care
The patient should maintain her current treatment regimen and continue regular monitoring for any changes in respiratory status. It is important to avoid potential asthma triggers and ensure proper use of prescribed inhalers and medications. Encouraging pulmonary rehabilitation exercises may help improve lung function and prevent future exacerbations. Regular follow-ups Should be scheduled to assess progress and make necessary adjustments to the care plan. Additionally, ongoing education for both the patient and caregiver is essential to reinforce adherence to treatment and early identification of worsening symptoms. Immediate medical attention Should be sought if respiratory symptoms reappear or worsen.