J.T. (pronouns: he/him/his) a 34-year-old, arrives at

J.T. (pronouns: he/him/his) a 34-year-old, arrives at the emergency department with stabbing abdominal pain that is 9 out of 10 on the 0-10 pain scale, with episodic rectal bleeding and severe diarrhea for the last two days. The client was recently treated and released from the hospital for a salmonella infection. Vitals are T – 98.7 F (37 deg * C) BP 90/64, P 124, R 18, oxygen saturation 96% RA J.T. states, “I try to eat healthy ” but a busy work schedule has him eating fast food most days during the work week. Delta*T was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and needed a temporary ileostomy. The new shift nurse enters his room 24 hours after the post-surgical ileostomy to perform a shift assessment. The nurse observes him tearful in bed and approaches to change the ostomy dressing per prescribed orders . J.T. becomes visibly upset, crying, and verbalizing “Don’t touch that! It’s so awful to look at and it smells terrible. I’m never leaving my house again.” Image transcription text Evaluating Outcomes J.T. has a follow-up appointment with his healthcare team to discuss medication compliance. He is concer… Show more

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