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    The patient presented with difficulty breathing and chest pain. On examination, the patient had shortness of breath, prolonged expiration, and vital signs including elevated blood pressure and respiratory rate. The diagnosis was ineffective breathing pattern related to difficulty breathing as shown by prolonged expiration. The nurse's plan was for the patient to learn coping mechanisms to improve breathing after 4 hours of interventions. Interventions included assessing for pain, encouraging positions of comfort, slower breathing, and oxygen administration. The rationale was to promote easier breathing and help the patient gain control. After 4 hours the evaluation was that the patient could perform coping mechanisms to improve their breathing pattern.

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    The patient presented with difficulty breathing and chest pain. On examination, the patient had shortness of breath, prolonged expiration, and vital signs including elevated blood pressure and respiratory rate. The diagnosis was ineffective breathing pattern related to difficulty breathing as shown by prolonged expiration. The nurse's plan was for the patient to learn coping mechanisms to improve breathing after 4 hours of interventions. Interventions included assessing for pain, encouraging positions of comfort, slower breathing, and oxygen administration. The rationale was to promote easier breathing and help the patient gain control. After 4 hours the evaluation was that the patient could perform coping mechanisms to improve their breathing pattern.

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    The patient presented with difficulty breathing and chest pain. On examination, the patient had shortness of breath, prolonged expiration, and vital signs including elevated blood pressure and respiratory rate. The diagnosis was ineffective breathing pattern related to difficulty breathing as shown by prolonged expiration. The nurse's plan was for the patient to learn coping mechanisms to improve breathing after 4 hours of interventions. Interventions included assessing for pain, encouraging positions of comfort, slower breathing, and oxygen administration. The rationale was to promote easier breathing and help the patient gain control. After 4 hours the evaluation was that the patient could perform coping mechanisms to improve their breathing pattern.

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    NCP Dob

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    The patient presented with difficulty breathing and chest pain. On examination, the patient had shortness of breath, prolonged expiration, and vital signs including elevated blood pressure and respiratory rate. The diagnosis was ineffective breathing pattern related to difficulty breathing as shown by prolonged expiration. The nurse's plan was for the patient to learn coping mechanisms to improve breathing after 4 hours of interventions. Interventions included assessing for pain, encouraging positions of comfort, slower breathing, and oxygen administration. The rationale was to promote easier breathing and help the patient gain control. After 4 hours the evaluation was that the patient could perform coping mechanisms to improve their breathing pattern.

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    ASSESSMENT

    Subjective:
    Hindi ako makahinga
    ng maayos dahil
    masakit ang dibdib ko
    as verbalized by the
    patient.
    Objective:

    Observed to the
    patient his
    difficulty of
    breathing
    Shortness of
    breath
    Prolonged
    expiration
    V/S as follows:
    o BP130/80
    mmhg
    o PR- 80
    bpm
    o RR-30
    cpm
    o Temp.36.1C

    DIAGNOSIS
    Ineffective breathing
    pattern related to
    difficulty of breathing
    as manifested by
    prolonged expiration
    phases than
    inspiration.

    PLANNING
    After 4 hours of
    nursing interventions,

    the patient will able


    to do coping
    mechanisms to
    improve his
    breathing pattern.

    INTERVENTION
    Assess for
    concomitant
    pain and
    discomfort that
    may restrict
    limit respiratory
    effort

    Encourage the
    patient position
    of comfort of by
    elevating the
    head of the bed
    or have client to
    sit up in chair
    Encourage
    slower/deeper
    respirations

    Administer
    oxygen at
    lowest
    concentration in
    indicated

    RATIONALE
    Ineffective

    breathing
    pattern may
    also occur
    when the
    patient is
    experiencing
    pain located in
    the chest
    To promote
    physiologic
    ease of
    maximal
    inspiration

    use purse lip


    technique, to
    assist client in
    taking control
    of the
    situation
    To help patient
    in breathing

    EVALUATION
    The patient was able
    to do coping
    mechanisms to
    improve his
    breathing pattern
    after 4 hours of
    nursing intervention.

    Ivy Mary Grace C. Tanguilig


    SN-UCU

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