*If no bowel movement, chart in the progress notes how long without one, assessment and what interventions were done.
Student First Name Last Name
Glasgow Coma Scale/Neurological System:
Score
Term
Description
+4
Combative
Overtly combative or violent; immediate danger to staff
+3
Very agitated
Pulls on or removes tube(s) or catheter(s) or has aggressive behavior toward staff
+2
Agitated
Frequent nonpurposeful movement or patient–ventilator dyssynchrony
+1
Restless
Anxious or apprehensive but movements not aggressive or vigorous
0
Alert and calm
Spontaneously pays attention to caregiver
-1
Drowsy
Not fully alert, but has sustained (more than 10 seconds) awakening, with eye contact, to voice
-2
Light sedation
Briefly (less than 10 seconds) awakens with eye contact to voice
-3
Moderate sedation
Any movement (but no eye contact) to voice
-4
Deep sedation
No response to voice, but any movement to physical stimulation
-5
Unarousable
No response to voice or physical stimulation
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5-Oriented/Coos: Babbles 4-Confused/Irritable Cries 3-Inappropriate Words/Cries to Pain 2-Incomprehensible Sounds/Moans to Pain 1-None T-Tracheostomy/Intubated
6-Obeys Commands/n Spont. Movement 5-Localize to Pain/Withdraws to Touch 4-Withdraws to Pain 3-Flex to Pain/Abn. Flexion 2-Extend to Pain/Abn. Extension 1-None
4-Spontaneously 3-To Speech 2-To Pain 1-None
N = Normal M = Mild Weakness S = Severe Weakness E = Extension F = Flexion A = Absent (No Movement)
S1 S2 S3 S4 Murmur Rub
Clear Fine Crackles Coarse Crackles Gurgles/Rhonchi Inspiratory Wheezes (stridor) Expiratory Wheezes Diminished
Clear Fine Crackles Coarse Crackles Gurgles/Rhonchi Inspiratory Wheezes (stridor) Expiratory Wheezes Diminished
Clear Fine Crackles Coarse Crackles Gurgles/Rhonchi Inspiratory Wheezes (stridor) Expiratory Wheezes Diminished
Clear Fine Crackles Coarse Crackles Gurgles/Rhonchi Inspiratory Wheezes (stridor) Expiratory Wheezes Diminished
Clear Fine Crackles Coarse Crackles Gurgles/Rhonchi Inspiratory Wheezes (stridor) Expiratory Wheezes Diminished
Regular Irregular Deep Shallow Shortness of Air None
Symmetrical Asymmetrical
Productive Nonproductive
Strong Weak None
Thick Thin None
+4 = Bounding +3 = Normal +2 = Weak +1 = Very Weak D = Doppler 0 = Absent
+4 = Bounding +3 = Normal +2 = Weak +1 = Very Weak D = Doppler 0 = Absent
+4 = Bounding +3 = Normal +2 = Weak +1 = Very Weak D = Doppler 0 = Absent
+4 = Bounding +3 = Normal +2 = Weak +1 = Very Weak D = Doppler 0 = Absent
+4 = Bounding +3 = Normal +2 = Weak +1 = Very Weak D = Doppler 0 = Absent
+4 = Bounding +3 = Normal +2 = Weak +1 = Very Weak D = Doppler 0 = Absent
+4 = Bounding +3 = Normal +2 = Weak +1 = Very Weak D = Doppler 0 = Absent
+4 = Bounding +3 = Normal +2 = Weak +1 = Very Weak D = Doppler 0 = Absent
N = Normal M = Mild Weakness S = Severe Weakness E = Extension F = Flexion A = Absent (No Movement)
N = Normal M = Mild Weakness S = Severe Weakness E = Extension F = Flexion A = Absent (No Movement)
N = Normal M = Mild Weakness S = Severe Weakness E = Extension F = Flexion A = Absent (No Movement)
Yes No Intubated
Soft Firm Rigid
Distended Nondistended
Absent Hypoactive Active Hyperactive
Yes NG to Low Intermittent Suction (LIS) Yes NG clamped Yes NG with Tube Feeding Yes NG to LIS and Nasal Intestinal tube (Dobhoff) with TF Yes NG clamped and Nasal Intestinal tube with TF Yes Nasal Intestinal tube with TF Yes OG to LIS Yes OG clamped Yes OG with Tube Feeding Yes OG to LIS with Nasal Intestinal tube with TF Yes OG clamped with Nasal Intestinal tube with TF Yes G-Tube clamped Yes G-Tube to dependent drainage Yes G-Tube to LIS Yes G-Tube with Tube Feeding Yes J-Tube with Tube Feeding Yes J/G-Tube (J-tube with Feeding, G-tube to LIS) Other (chart in progress note area) No Tube
Yes gastric tube patent No gastric tube not patent No gastric tube not checked Contraindicated
Green Brown Yellow Red Black
Continent Incontinent Catheter
Yes No
Large Medium Small
Liquid Semi-Liquid Soft Firm
Continent Incontinent
Cool Warm Hot
Moist Dry Elastic skin turgor Tight skin turgor
Normal for patient's skin color Pale Peripheral cyanosis Central cyanosis Red
Patent Not patent IV not present
Dressing dry and intact Dressing wet and intact Dressing not intact
Yes No
Yes No
If patient has peripheral line(s), please list location(s) and size of catheter(s) here:
List the types and rates of IV infusions here:
Yes No
Oral Rectal Axillary Temporal (forehead) Tympanic (ear) Core Through Urinary catheter Core Through Gastric tube Core Through PA Catheter Core Through Esophageal probe Core Through Rectal probe
Lying Sitting Standing
No Accessory Muscles Used Accessory Muscles Used Mild Accessory Muscles Used Moderate Accessory Muscles Used Severe
Apical Brachial Carotid Radial Femoral
Active and Full Active and Partial Passive and Full Passive and Partial Passive and None
Active and Full Active and Partial Passive and Full Passive and Partial Passive and None
Active and Full Active and Partial Passive and Full Passive and Partial Passive and None
Active and Full Active and Partial Passive and Full Passive and Partial Passive and None
Full Partial None
Full Partial None
Full Partial None
Full Partial None
Yes No-NPO strict No-Ice chips sparingly
Yes No
Steady Steady w/Assistive Devices Unsteady
X 3 X 2 X 1
Yes No
No Redness Red Red/Edema Red/Edema/Hot Red/Edema/Cold
Yes No
Nasal Cannula Simple Mask Non-rebreather Mask Venturi Mask High Flow Nasal Cannula High Flow Mask BiPAP/CPAP Intubated/Ventilator
None +1 1-2 mm depression +2 3-4 mm depression +3 5-6 mm depression +4 7-8 mm depression
< or = 3 seconds > 3 seconds
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Brisk Sluggish Non-reactive
Brisk Sluggish Non-reactive
4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5
1 mm 2 mm 3 mm 4 mm 5 mm 6 mm 7 mm 8 mm 9 mm
1 mm 2 mm 3 mm 4 mm 5 mm 6 mm 7 mm 8 mm 9 mm