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PHILIPPINES COLLEGES of HEALTH & SCIENCES
AFPMC V. Luna General Hospital
Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU)
NMC 204 (2008 - 2009)
CASE STUDY
MYOCARDIAL
INFARCTION
GROUP D1
BELTRAN, JHON MARC
MARIANO, RYAN
TADIFA, JOLEEN
MR. EPHRAIM MIRAFUENTES
Clinical Instructor

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CONTENTS OF CASE STUDY.
I. Introduction
a. Background
b. General Objective
c. Importance of the study
II. Data Base
a. Client’s Profile
b. History
1. History of Present Illness
2. Past Medical History
3. Family Medical History
4. Social History
5. 11 Functional Health Pattern (Gordons)
c. Physical Assessment
1. Physical assessment (head to toe)
2. Diagnostic procedure done and to be done.
III. Anatomy and physiology
1. Laboratory Result and significances
IV. Pathophysiology and schematic diagram
V. Drugs study
VI. Nursing care management
1. Problem list
2. Nursing care plan (3 action and 3 potential)
3. Discharge Planning (M-E-T-H-O-D-S)
VII. References
VIII. Evaluation

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PHILIPPINES COLLEGES of HEALTH & SCIENCES AFPMC V. Luna General Hospital Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) NMC 204 (2008 - 2009) CASE STUDY MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION GROUP D1 BELTRAN, JHON MARC MARIANO, RYAN TADIFA, JOLEEN MR. EPHRAIM MIRAFUENTES Clinical Instructor CONTENTS OF CASE STUDY. I. Introduction a. Background b. General Objective c. Importance of the study II. Data Base a. Client’s Profile b. History 1. History of Present Illness 2. Past Medical History 3. Family Medical History 4. Social History 5. 11 Functional Health Pattern (Gordons) c. Physical Assessment 1. Physical assessment (head to toe) 2. Diagnostic procedure done and to be done. III. Anatomy and physiology 1. Laboratory Result and significances IV. Pathophysiology and schematic diagram V. Drugs study VI. Nursing care management 1. Problem list 2. Nursing care plan (3 action and 3 potential) 3. Discharge Planning (M-E-T-H-O-D-S) VII. References VIII. Evaluation I. Introduction a. Background An intensive care unit (ICU), also sometimes known as a critical care unit or an intensive therapy department is a special ward found inside most hospitals. It provides intensive care (treatment and monitoring) for people who are in a critically ill or unstable condition. Patients in ICUs need constant medical support to keep their body functions going. They may not be able to breathe on their own, and may have multiple organ failure, so medical equipment takes the place ...
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