Identifying Clinical Assessment Data

During my clinical day, i have 84 years old an American-Indian female patient. She was admitted yesterday for Acute Hypoximic Respiratory Failure and Generalized weakness. Patient medical history: COPD, UTI, and Pneumonia. Number 1 question I need to be trended are her previous vital signs: Temperature 101.2 it maight have fever; pulse 101.5 (Tachycardia); and respiration 22 is high. The current vital signs: BP 120/51, Temp 99.2, Pulse 100, Respiration 20, Oxygen saturation 98 and she in 3 liter canula. She is admitted to ER because of shortness of breath, she is two person assist. She is alert and oriented x4. She has several abnormal laboratory values including RBC is low 2,8; Hemoglobin is low 8.4; Hematocrit is low 25.6; carbon dioxide is high 37; BUN is high 27, albumim is low 2.8, BNP is 840, but not current laboratory result yet. Put number each question. Thanks
1. What clinical assessment data did you just collect that is RELEVANT today that needs to be TRENDED because it is clinically significant to detect a change in status? (state specific VS, lab values, and assessment data you collected and WHY relevant/ important)
2. What educational and discharge priorities have you identified and how will you address them this shift? Explain what teaching you provided and evaluate your patient's understanding of the teaching you provided.
3. What is the patient likely experiencing/feeling right now in this situation? (Caring/Psychosocial)
4. What can you do to engage yourself with this patient's experience, and show that they matter to you as a person?
5. Examine and discuss cultural/spiritual preferences and considerations for you patient.
6. Describe safety issues you identified when caring for your patient. How did you provide a safe environment for your patient?
7. Analyze abnormal and pertinent lab values and relate to your patient's condition/illness.