Add a reading each time you check his BP — usually 2-4 times per shift. Each one captures the reading and the time.
BP over 180/120 with symptoms → call Bobby/Judy. Diastolic over 100 → flag.
🩸 Vitals — Blood Sugar
Add a reading each time you check his BG. Note any correction insulin given on the Meds tab.
BG under 70 → sugar, recheck in 15 min, still under 70 → 911. BG over 180 before a meal → 2u Humalog correction per protocol.
🫁 Vitals — Oxygen & Heart Rate
Use the fingertip pulse oximeter. Each reading captures oxygen (SpO2 %), pulse (heart rate), and the time. Add one each time you check.
SpO2 under 90% → recheck, make sure he's sitting up; if it stays under 90% call Bobby/Judy. Heart rate under 50 or over 110 at rest → flag.
🦵 Edema (Leg Swelling)
Press a thumb firmly into the skin over the shin/ankle for ~5 seconds, then let go. The deeper and longer the dent stays, the higher the level. Check both legs.
New or rapidly worsening swelling — especially in just one leg, or with shortness of breath — → flag Bobby/Judy.
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💊 Today's Medications
Check off each medication when given. Anything not given by its scheduled time will turn red.
💉 Insulin Today
Humalog: 2 units if BG over 180 before a meal. Lantus: 24 units once before sleep.
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Caregiver shifts, doctor appointments, infusions, PT, medication taper milestones.
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Planned taper changes, dose adjustments, new meds.
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🔬 Medication Effect Analysis
What each medication should be doing, and what the data actually shows.