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Initial: Mr. X Age: 54 Years Old Room No.

V14 Chief Complaints: dizziness and vomitting

Date Admitted: 2/01/11 Admitting Diagnosis: CKD, AMI, Dm type 2

Attending Physician: Gomez, Hilario Abel B., MD Significant Medical and Nursing History: Sudden onset of dizziness and vomitting

Nursing Diagnosis: Goals: Nursing Orders/Interventions: Scientific rationale: Evaluation(Indicate the time the
Risk for infection related to high Independent: outcome was met)
glucose levels, decreased leukocyte After 8 hours of nursing •Observe for signs of infection •Patient may be admitted with
function interventions, the patient and inflammation infection, which could •After 8 hours of nursing interventions,
will identify interventions have precipitated the the patient was able to identify
Subjective: to prevent or reduce risk of ketoacidotic state, or may interventions to prevent or reduce risk of
“Wala na- ayo akong samad dong” As develop a nosocomia. infection.
infection.
verbalized by the patient.
•Promote good •Reduces the risk of cross
hand washing contamination.
Objective: by nurse and
Flushed appearance. •Maintain aseptic technique for •High glucose in the blood
IV insertion procedure, creates an excellent medium
Wound drainage. administration of medications, for bacterial growth.
and providing maintenance
V/S taken as follows: and site care.
T:37.4 •Provide catheter or perineal •Minimizes the risk for
P:87 R:19 care. Teach the female patient infection.
BP: 140/60 to clean from front to back
after elimination.
•Encourage adequate dietary Decrease susceptibility to
and fluid intake of 3000 ml per infection.
day.
Collaborative:
specimen for culture and Identifies specimen for
sensitivities as indicated. culture and
sensitivities as
indicated.

NURSING CARE PLAN


Clinical Dates: ______________________
Hospital Area: ______________________

Student’s Name: ____________________

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