The nursing care plan assessed a patient's complaints of increased fatigue and difficulty with mobility, finding the patient had generalized weakness likely due to an underlying chronic illness, and developed a plan for the patient to improve activity levels through establishing rapport, monitoring vital signs, encouraging exercise and rest, and assisting with daily living activities as needed while promoting independence. Risks of infection for a patient with open wounds and high blood sugar were analyzed, and the plan outlined interventions like observing for signs of infection, promoting hand hygiene, and maintaining aseptic technique to prevent or reduce infection risk.
The nursing care plan assessed a patient's complaints of increased fatigue and difficulty with mobility, finding the patient had generalized weakness likely due to an underlying chronic illness, and developed a plan for the patient to improve activity levels through establishing rapport, monitoring vital signs, encouraging exercise and rest, and assisting with daily living activities as needed while promoting independence. Risks of infection for a patient with open wounds and high blood sugar were analyzed, and the plan outlined interventions like observing for signs of infection, promoting hand hygiene, and maintaining aseptic technique to prevent or reduce infection risk.
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The nursing care plan assessed a patient's complaints of increased fatigue and difficulty with mobility, finding the patient had generalized weakness likely due to an underlying chronic illness, and developed a plan for the patient to improve activity levels through establishing rapport, monitoring vital signs, encouraging exercise and rest, and assisting with daily living activities as needed while promoting independence. Risks of infection for a patient with open wounds and high blood sugar were analyzed, and the plan outlined interventions like observing for signs of infection, promoting hand hygiene, and maintaining aseptic technique to prevent or reduce infection risk.
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Diagnosis Subjective: Activity Most activity Patient will - establish rapport - to facilitate NPI. Patient “lagi na lang Intolerance; Level intolerance is improve mobility - place the client in - to prevent demonstrated akong nakahiga” related to related to participation in a comfortable backaches or improved mobility as verbalized by difficulty walking generalized the activities of position muscle aches. participation in the patient. secondary to body weakness and daily living. -take and record - to note any activity of daily weakness debilitation vital signs significant changes living in which he Objective secondary to that may be is capable of. Conscious and acute or chronic brought about by coherent illness and -Determine the disease body weakness disease. This is patient's - These may be restless especially perception of temporary or poor appetite apparent in causes of fatigue permanent, elderly patients or activity physical or with limited with a history of intolerance. psychological. ROM orthopedic, Assessment guides ambulatory c cardiopulmonary, treatment. assistance diabetic, or - Assess patient's - This aids in pulmonary- level of mobility. defining what related problems. patient is capable The aging process of, which is itself causes necessary before reduction in - Assess nutritional setting realistic muscle strength status. goals. and function, - Adequate energy which can impair - Monitor patient's reserves are the ability to sleep pattern and required for maintain activity. amount of sleep activity. Activity achieved over past - Difficulties intolerance may few days. sleeping need to also be related to - Assess emotional be addressed factors such as response to before activity obesity, change in physical progression can be malnourishment, status. achieved. side effects of - Depression over medications (e.g., inability to perform -blockers), or required activities emotional states - Encourage can further such as adequate rest aggravate the depression or lack periods, especially activity of confidence to before meals, intolerance. exert one's self. other ADLs, and ambulation. - Rest between - Refrain from activities provides performing time for energy nonessential conservation and procedures. recovery. -Assist with ADLs - Patients with as indicated; limited activity however, avoid tolerance need to doing for patient prioritize tasks. what he or she can -Assisting the do for self. patient with ADLs allows for conservation of energy. Caregivers need to balance providing assistance with facilitating -Encourage active progressive ROM exercises endurance that will three times daily. ultimately enhance -Teach energy the patient's conservation activity tolerance techniques. and self-esteem. -Exercises maintain muscle strength and joint ROM. -These reduce oxygen consumption, allowing more prolonged activity.
Diagnosis Subjective: Risk for After 8 hours Independent: After 8 infection is a group of metabolic hours of “ang bagal of nursing •Observe for related to high diseases in which a Patient may be nursing gumaling ng glucose levels, person has high blood interventions, intervention signs admitted with mga sugat ko” decreased sugar, either because the the patient s, the of infection and infection, which As verbalized by leukocyte body does not produce will identify patient was could have the patient function. enough insulin, or interventions inflammation. able to because cells do not precipitated the identify to prevent or •Promote good ketoacidotic respond to the insulin intervention reduce risk handwashing by state, or may that is produced. This s to prevent Objective: high blood sugar of infection nurse and develop a or reduce -Flushed produces the classical nosocomial risk of symptoms patient. infection appearance infection. of polyuria (frequent •Maintain aseptic -Wound at right urination), polydipsia (inc •Reduces the foot technique for IV reased thirst) risk of cross- -Alert and and polyphagia (increase insertion contamination coherent d hunger. procedure, •High glucose in administration of the blood medications, and creates an providing excellent maintenance and medium for site care. Rotate bacterial IV sites as growth. indicated. •Minimizes the •Provide catheter risk for or perineal care. infection. Teach the female •Peripheral patient to clean circulation may from front to be impaired, back placing patient at increased after elimination. risk for skin •Provide irritation or conscientious breakdown and skin care, gentl infection.
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skin dry, linens reduces risk of
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free. •Decrease
•Place in semi – susceptibility to
fowler’s position. infection.
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