vitamins and mote growth
-unable to minerals -regular check
recognize supplements up will help
mother and 2. Monitor determine any
family growth progress in the
members parameters child’s growth
-unable to COLLABORATIVE: and
smile or laugh 1. Collabora development
when te with nutrition -early
stimulated and dietitian for intervention will
proper nutrition help prevent
management further delay
Vital signs:
Temp: 36.7°C
HR: 130 bpm
RR: 40 bpm
O2 sat: 99%
Include:
*anthropometric
vitamins and mote growth
-unable to minerals -regular check
recognize supplements up will help
mother and 2. Monitor determine any
family growth progress in the
members parameters child’s growth
-unable to COLLABORATIVE: and
smile or laugh 1. Collabora development
when te with nutrition -early
stimulated and dietitian for intervention will
proper nutrition help prevent
management further delay
Vital signs:
Temp: 36.7°C
HR: 130 bpm
RR: 40 bpm
O2 sat: 99%
Include:
*anthropometric
vitamins and mote growth
-unable to minerals -regular check
recognize supplements up will help
mother and 2. Monitor determine any
family growth progress in the
members parameters child’s growth
-unable to COLLABORATIVE: and
smile or laugh 1. Collabora development
when te with nutrition -early
stimulated and dietitian for intervention will
proper nutrition help prevent
management further delay
Vital signs:
Temp: 36.7°C
HR: 130 bpm
RR: 40 bpm
O2 sat: 99%
Include:
*anthropometric
Impression Diagnosis: Acute CVD haemorrhage, Left Lentiform Nucleus Physician: Dr. Batoctoy,Brett
Nurse’s Name and Signature: JINKY V. ARDIENTE
CLINICAL PORTRAIT PERTINENT DATA
1. Assessment (general impression from head to toe) 1. History of present illness Received lying on bed, awake, afebrile, coherent with ongoing A case of E.A.O, 59 years old, female, married, residing Basak PNSS at 80cc/hr hooked at left arm infusing well, not in San Nicolas Cebu City respiratory. Early afternoon patient had sudden onset of right sided weakness and slurring of speech 2. Significant Findings 2. Chief complaints Decreased performance, lethargic Body weakness, slurring of speech 3. Vital signs taken during the nurse’s first contact with the 3. Health history relevant to present illness patient HCVD or amlodipine Temperature: 36.2℃ Status Post Thyroidectomy Heart rate: 86BPM 4. Vital signs taken during admission Respiratory rate:20 CPM Temperature: 36.5 degree Celsius O2 sat: 99% Heart rate: 90BPM BP: 130/90 Respiratory rate: 20CPM BP: 140/90
5. Laboratory results regardless of findings
CT Scan 01/017/2020 Impression: acute haemorrhage in the left lenticulocapsular region 9approximately 8.1 cc in volume) with minimal surrounding edema and mass effect.
Radiologic Findings 1/03/2020
Impression: therosclerosis of the thoracic aorta CUES NURSING SCIENTIFIC GOAL AND NURSING RATIONALE EVALUATION DIAGNOSIS BASIS OUTCOME ACTION AND OF NURSING ORDERS ORDERS Subjective Risk for injury Seizures are After 8 hours of Independent: Goal Met: related to loss of disturbances in nursing 1. Establish -to have good After 8 hours of “nikalit ra syag large muscle normal brain intervention the ed rapport nurse-client nursing kirig-krig coordination. function caregiver will relationship interventions, resulting from verbalize 2. Monitor -establish a the caregiver ma’am nga abnormal understanding of vital signs baseline data verbalized murag dili nya electrical individual 3. Explore -lack of sleep, understanding of discharges in the factors that with the flashing lights individual ma control” as brain which can contribute to caregiver the and prolonged factors that verbalized by cause loss of possibility of various stimuli television contribute to consciousness, injury and take that may viewing may possibility the mother. uncontrolled steps to correct precipitate cause potential injury and took body situation(s). seizures activity seizure activity. step to correct movements. -enables the situation. Objective: Specifically: 4. Discuss patient to -weakness 1. seizure warning protect self from signs and usual injury -irritability (doenges,et.al… seizure pattern - active tonic ….2016) Dependent: and clonic 1. Administ -relieve severity seizure er prescribed of seizure medication -frequent blinking of the Collaborative: 1. Collabor -to prevent the eyes ate with the patient from any caregivers for injury -small for age preventive measures to avoid Vital signs: unnecessary Temp: 36.7 accident during seizure. -regular check HR: 125 BPM 2. Refer to up help to RR: 37 CPM neurologist for determine any further progress in the 02 sat 99% examination patient’s Include: condition *laboratoty *xray *EEG result CUES NURSING SCIENTIFIC GOAL AND NURSING RATIONALE EVALUATION DIAGNOSIS BASIS OUTCOME ACTION AND OF NURSING ORDERS ORDERS Subjective: Delayed growth A growth delay After 8 hours of Independent: Goal partially “pag 2 months and development occurs when a nursing 1. Demonstrate -proper met. palag niya maam related to child isn’t intervention, the methods that education to the After 8 hours of nakabantay mi abnormalities in growing normal caregivers will allow parents will help nursing nga wala kaayo cognitive rate for their age. verbalize parents/family to us identify which intervention the sya nidako” as function The delay may understanding of participate procedure needs caregiver will verbalized by the caused by an growth and in child’s care. to be modify verbalized mother underlying developmental 3. Increase -constant care understanding of health condition, delay and plan(s) stimulation by and love to the growth and Objective: such as growth for intervention. using child will help developmental -Inability to hormone various-colored him develop his delay and plan. perform deficiency or toys in crib social motor . self-control hypothyroidism. (e.g., mobiles, skills by utilizing activities (www.healthline musical toys, various toys appropriate for .com) stuffed toys of appropriate for age varied textures) his age. -unable to lift his and own head frequently without a holding and support speaking to the -to identify if the -cannot sit alone infant. mother lacks of -lack of response 4. Observe knowledge in when cuddled mother and child caring her child *anthropometric during that may result in measurements* interaction, deprivation of Height: 59 cm especially during child’s Weight: 3.24kg feeding. development Head DEPENDENT: -vitamins circumference: 1. Administ supplements will 35 cm er prescribed help provide all Chest medication and the necessary circumference: vitamin vitamins that 37 cm supplements. lack in the child’s nutrition
Vital signs: COLLABORATIVE: Temp: 36.7 1. Refer to HR: 125 BPM dietary section -collaborate to RR: 37 CPM for nutrition nutritionist to 02 sat 99% counseling assist child’s nutrition to be given that is appropriate in his age to promote proper growth and development..