SS. 2622. Jaisintha Daffader - Pushpa Boddupalli

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SPEAKERS NURSE (81%), INTERLOCUTOR (19%)

NJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 0:02 Good morning. IP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 0:03 Good morning nurse. NJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 0:05 My name is Jasmine. I am the registered nurse working in this inpatient hospital communication howIP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 0:15 you can address me from Spa no sound feeling when hospitalised two days ago for kidney infection knows I want to I want to go home nurse I'm not comfortable in hospitalNJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 0:36 I'm really sorry for the inconvenience for your experience. So may I know the exact reason about a show nurseIP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 0:45 and not able to spend more time in hospital I hate this environment because I'm in the large world full of noisy patient. There is a lot of disturbance in this world.NJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 0:59 Okay, I'm doing in the stand was pastrami, sorry for the for that. I said. Because why you are admitted here because of this kidney infection. We are really bad we experienced this was so important. The doctor's direction, because the doctor had said you can't be able to go back to home because you're getting intravenous infusions that dischargeIP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 1:33 this word is not for me, I want to continue my treatment at home.NJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 1:43 I know who's going to burn, I really I will move to knowing that medication can be given to the patient who have able to eat and drink normally. In your case, you are not normally but in your case you're not able to drink normally because so that the body rejects oral medications. So that is why the doctors prescribe it at you need to stay here till your medications intravenously, medications are there in here in the hospital? Because these medications are not given at your home. Because you're the case, you know, what happened to you? Do you know about that? Especially having a kidney infection, which is called which is we call like a new nephritis in this episode, severe kidney infection, you know, in your condition, you're having a fever continuously. And they are not able to drink or eat because of persistent nausea. Is that right? Miss Pushpa? IP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 2:49 Yes, yes, no, you're right. They're notable to take a drink and theNJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 2:57 and let you know because there's bacteria invasion into your kidney, which required your medical attention in your home. We are no no one is there to look after you because in that this needs to be there in the hospital, not at your home. Reason this condition is not stable. That is we are giving medications to intervene as it is. And you are still in the hospital. We are giving you medications that intravenous fluids we are giving right now. Christmas bush.IP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 3:38 Oh, goodness. NJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 3:41 I do understand. I'll give you one rule there, no one will understand you. Is it okay for you? IP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 3:48 Oh, goodness, thank you. NJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 3:51 In that in thatwill be a team meeting you can walk. There will be a video calling to your religion also. And we'll beIP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 4:02 buying Canada thank you so much for these arrangements.NJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 4:06 You because, you know, staying in the hospital is better for you. Because because going back to home there is no risk because there are many risks involved and getting discharged. If you allow me can I explain it to you. IP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 4:21 SoNJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 4:23 thanks for allowing me if you do not do not get educated treatment at your home, and you may have their harmful effects on your health. For example, It mean leads to a prenatal damage to your kidney. So that is why the doctor has prescribed you to stay in the hospital. IP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 4:42 He knowsNJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 4:45 me because you know you will need to be here for some couple of days after the doctor when you go into the cave. You're discharged. Will it be okayIP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 5:00 Oh Guinness if youNJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 5:05 I mean, not to worry Miss bush. We nurses and doctors are here for you and you're in the same bands they nothing to be overly concerned.IP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 5:16 Openness Thank you.NJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 5:19 Thank you for your valuable time. Then any other consumers pushIP INTERLOCUTOR PUSHPA BODDUPALLI 5:24 no lens. Thank you.NJ NURSE JAISINTHA DAFFADER 5:26 Thank you Miss understanding me.

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