The nursing care plan addresses wounds on a patient's back and buttocks that sometimes become soiled with urine or feces if the diaper is not changed quickly enough. The plan involves assessing signs of infection over 8 hours, maintaining clean and dry wound areas, and ensuring the patient does not develop a fever or other infection symptoms within 3 days. Regular wound dressing, hand hygiene, and taking antibiotics as ordered are emphasized to promote healing and prevent infection.
The nursing care plan addresses wounds on a patient's back and buttocks that sometimes become soiled with urine or feces if the diaper is not changed quickly enough. The plan involves assessing signs of infection over 8 hours, maintaining clean and dry wound areas, and ensuring the patient does not develop a fever or other infection symptoms within 3 days. Regular wound dressing, hand hygiene, and taking antibiotics as ordered are emphasized to promote healing and prevent infection.
The nursing care plan addresses wounds on a patient's back and buttocks that sometimes become soiled with urine or feces if the diaper is not changed quickly enough. The plan involves assessing signs of infection over 8 hours, maintaining clean and dry wound areas, and ensuring the patient does not develop a fever or other infection symptoms within 3 days. Regular wound dressing, hand hygiene, and taking antibiotics as ordered are emphasized to promote healing and prevent infection.
The nursing care plan addresses wounds on a patient's back and buttocks that sometimes become soiled with urine or feces if the diaper is not changed quickly enough. The plan involves assessing signs of infection over 8 hours, maintaining clean and dry wound areas, and ensuring the patient does not develop a fever or other infection symptoms within 3 days. Regular wound dressing, hand hygiene, and taking antibiotics as ordered are emphasized to promote healing and prevent infection.
ASSESSMENT EXPLANATION OF THE PLANNING IMPLEMENTATION RATIONALE EVALUATION
PROBLEM Subjective: Wounds involving STO: Assess signs Fever may STO: “May sugat sya sa injury to soft tissue can After 8 hours of nursing and symptoms indicate Goal met. Patient’s bandang likod at sa vary from minor tears intervention, patient of infection infection wounds were dry and may pwet. Minsan to severe crushing will achieve timely especially the free from any drainage nalalagyan ng ihi or injuries. The decision to wound healing, be free temperature. or secretions. Watcher dumi kung di suture a wound of purulent drainage or was able to verbalize napapalitan agad yung depends on the nature erythema and be Emphasize the It serves as a the importance of log diaper.” of the wound the time afebrile. Watcher will importance of first line of rolling and since the injury was be able to verbalize hand hygiene defense against demonstrated on how Objective: sustained and the understanding of infection. to do so. Weak in degree of individual causative or Maintain aseptic Regular wound appearance contamination. risk factors and technique when dressing LTO: Open Bed Sores demonstrate cleaning or promotes fast Goal met, patient did present on the techniques or lifestyle dressing wound healing and not manifest any signs sacral area. changes to reduce the drying of and symptoms of T = 36.7 risk. wounds. infection as manifested by absence of fever. Nursing Diagnosis: LTO: Keep area Wet area can be Risk for Infection After 3 days of nursing around wound a lodge area for intervention, Patient clean and dry bacteria. will not manifest any signs and symptoms of Emphasize the Premature infection. necessity of discontinuation taking of treatment antibiotics as when patient ordered. begins to feel well may result in return of infection. Assess areas in Use of groin, perineum antibiotics and and under arms trapping of and breasts. moisture in skinfold areas increases risk of Candida infections.