The patient was experiencing fatigue and activity intolerance related to an imbalance between oxygen supply and demand. The short term objective after 8 hours of nursing interventions was for the patient to report an increase in activity tolerance and demonstrate a decrease in physiological signs of intolerance, with laboratory values within normal range. The long term goal after months of interventions was for the patient to be free from weakness and complications.
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A Study To Assess The Effectiveness of Planned Teaching Program Regarding The Knowledge of Psycho Active Substance Abuse and Its Consequences On General Health Among The College ST
International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology
The patient was experiencing fatigue and activity intolerance related to an imbalance between oxygen supply and demand. The short term objective after 8 hours of nursing interventions was for the patient to report an increase in activity tolerance and demonstrate a decrease in physiological signs of intolerance, with laboratory values within normal range. The long term goal after months of interventions was for the patient to be free from weakness and complications.
The patient was experiencing fatigue and activity intolerance related to an imbalance between oxygen supply and demand. The short term objective after 8 hours of nursing interventions was for the patient to report an increase in activity tolerance and demonstrate a decrease in physiological signs of intolerance, with laboratory values within normal range. The long term goal after months of interventions was for the patient to be free from weakness and complications.
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The patient was experiencing fatigue and activity intolerance related to an imbalance between oxygen supply and demand. The short term objective after 8 hours of nursing interventions was for the patient to report an increase in activity tolerance and demonstrate a decrease in physiological signs of intolerance, with laboratory values within normal range. The long term goal after months of interventions was for the patient to be free from weakness and complications.
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Objective: Activity Short term: Independent: ♦ Influences choice of ♦ Patient reveals
♦ Fatigue. intolerance After 8 hours of ♦ Assess patient’s interventions or an increase in ♦ Greater related to nursing interventions ability to perform needed assistance. activity need imbalance the patient will: normal task or ♦ May indicate tolerance, for sleep and between oxygen ♦ Report an activities of daily neurological demonstrating a rest supply increase in living. changes associated reduction in (delivery) activity tolerance ♦ Note changes in with vitamin B12 physiological and demand. including balance/ gait deficiency, affecting signs of activities of daily disturbance, muscle patient safety or risk intolerance and living. weakness. of injury. laboratory ♦ Demonstrate a ♦ Recommend quiet ♦ Enhances rest to values within decrease in atmosphere, bed rest lower body’s oxygen normal range physiological if indicated. requirements, and signs of ♦ Elevate the head of reduces strain on intolerance. the bed as tolerated. the heart and lungs. ♦ Display laboratory ♦ Provide or ♦ Enhances lung values within recommend expansion to acceptable range. assistance with maximize Long term: activities or oxygenation for After months of ambulation as cellular uptake. nursing interventions, necessary, allowing ♦ Although help may the patient: patient to do as much be necessary, self ♦Is free form as possible. esteem is enhanced weakness and when patient does risk for some things for self complications has been prevented. Nursing Cues and Goals Objective Nursing Rationale Evaluation Diagnosis Evidences Intervention
Anxiety Subjective Patient will After 3-5 ♦ introduced ♦ introducing After 5
cues: be able to: minutes of self your self will minutes of ♦ excessive ♦ lessen her nurse- ♦established lessen nursing sweating anxiety patient rapport the anxiety of the intervention ♦ shaking if ♦ relax interaction. ♦ talk to the patient. s, the hands Patient will patient and ♦ Establishing patient was be able to: explain rapport an able to relax further the develop patients and the ♦ lessen her procedure trust anxiety was anxiety ♦ explaining the lessen. ♦ relax procedure can develop patient’s understanding
A Study To Assess The Effectiveness of Planned Teaching Program Regarding The Knowledge of Psycho Active Substance Abuse and Its Consequences On General Health Among The College ST
International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology