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A Case study on
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Presented to:
Mr. Nino J. Gonzales,RN, RM
Prepared by:
Cudal, Ma. Charisse Joy E.
De Mesa, Robertito
De Vera, Feme
De Vera, Judilyn
De Vera Ronalyn
Delos Santos, Jica Relene
Domantay, Grace
Fiesta, Ma. Elena
(BSN III-G)
I.Personal Data
Name: Mrs.A.C.L.
Age: 31 yrs.old
Address: Poblacion, Bugallon Pangasinan
Date of birth: November 30, 1978
Civil Status: Married
Sex: Female
Occupation: Housewife
Religion: Roman Catholic
Nationality: Filipino
Date of admission: April 15, 2010
Time of Admission: 7:45 PM
Chief Complaint: Coughing out of blood
Initial Diagnosis: PTB with hemoptysis
Final Diagnosis: PTB with hemoptysis
Attending Physician: Dr. Emilio Sison
II.Health History
Two months prior to admission, Mrs. A.C.L. suffered from persistent productive
coughing which later persists to coughing out of blood. On the 15th of April, she was
rushed to the hospital (Don Mariano Verzosa Memorial Hospital) with the chief
complaint of coughing out of blood. She also suffered from severe chest pain. Her vital
signs upon admission was:
BP: 90/70mmHg RR: 45 breaths/min.
PR: 70bpm Temp: 38.2oC
V. Pathogenecity
What is Pulmonary tuberculosis?
Causative Organism
Risk Factors
Old Age
Infants
Children
Alcoholism
Low Socio economic Status
Drug addicts
HIV positive
People with weakened immune systems
Severely malnourished
People with frequent contact to the infected individual
Have poor nutrition
Live in crowded or unsanitary living conditions
Healthcare workers
Symptoms:
Transmission
Stages of Tuberculosis:
Latent Tuberculosis
Primary Disease
Diagnostic Tests:
Treatment:
Isoniazid
Rifampicin
Pyrazinamide
Ethambutol
Steptomycin
Possible Complications:
extrapulmonary tuberculosis (TB spread to areas of the body outside of the lungs)
tuberculosis pneumonia (massive lobular or lobar pneumonia)
pleuritis (infection & inflammation of tissue covering the lungs.
Infected Sneeze
individual talk,
Mycobacterium Mucus d
tuberculosis remains released
suspended in the air infected in
Entry of
pathogen
Inhaled by susceptible
person
Infectious Inflammation of
process small area in the
(4-12 wks) lung usually self
limiting
Reaction to pathogen
Primary
infection
Remaining bacteria ar
cell-mediated resolved into a
immune response calcified lesion and
housed during latent
period.
Reactivation of secondary
bacteria tuberculosis
infection
occurs
Secondary TB
not self-
limiting More problem
terms of fur
complicatio
Nursing Process:
In the practice of nursing, we have been vested with the opportunity to convey to
our patients the attitude, skills, and the knowledge that we assimilated from school. In
contemplating to this kind of disease, our knowledge and understanding relevant to it,
the medications, actions, and interventions to be made, became a vest. Thus, it assists us
to deliver proficient, apt, and most notably, a safe nursing care.
Nursing Research:
This case will serve as a deviation for researchers in the coming days to pursuit
better methods to care for patients. This may be used as a future foundation for clinical
conventions and presentations. This also lays a cornerstone of interpersonal and clinical
excellence of the students wherein they could fortify their knowledge about their
professional field.
Nursing Education:
This case has instituted a vast force on nursing education. Through this case study,
a vivid comprehension about the disease became material to us. Furthermore, we were
handed with the capability and appropriate management and nursing interventions asked
for such disease.