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STABLE CATH ASSESSMENT

Stable Cath Assessment


pleasant; no C/O noted; cath is patent, cath site clean and dry; no S&S of infection on cath site noted. UF goal set to __kg; UFR within CMS recommendations.

 alert and awake; no complaints; cath is patent, cath site clean and dry; no S&S of infection on cath site noted; NAD; UF goal set to EDW; UFR within CMS recommendations.

patient oriented x3; NAD; cath is patent, cath site clean and dry; no S&S of infection on cath site noted; no C/O noted; UF goal set to EDW; 
UFR within CMS recommendations.

came in for hemodialysis Tx; comfortable; denies any complaints; cath is patent, cath site clean and dry; no S&S of infection on cath site noted; UF goal set per patient's EDW; UFR within CMS recommendations.

cath is patent, cath site clean and dry; no S&S of infection on cath site noted, no voiced complaints at this time, will monitor throughout Tx for changes; UF goal set to EDW; UFR within CMS recommendations.

asymptomatic; no complaints as of this moment; NAD; cath is patent, cath site clean and dry; no S&S of infection on cath site noted; UF goal set to EDW; UFR within CMS recommendations.



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