This nursing care plan addresses a patient with risk of unstable blood glucose related to lack of diabetes management. The plan includes goals to maintain satisfactory blood glucose range through discussing home glucose monitoring and medications, as well as interventions to promote activity, enhance coping skills, problem-solve health-seeking behaviors, and demonstrate proper nutrition intake.
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This nursing care plan addresses a patient with risk of unstable blood glucose related to lack of diabetes management. The plan includes goals to maintain satisfactory blood glucose range through discussing home glucose monitoring and medications, as well as interventions to promote activity, enhance coping skills, problem-solve health-seeking behaviors, and demonstrate proper nutrition intake.
This nursing care plan addresses a patient with risk of unstable blood glucose related to lack of diabetes management. The plan includes goals to maintain satisfactory blood glucose range through discussing home glucose monitoring and medications, as well as interventions to promote activity, enhance coping skills, problem-solve health-seeking behaviors, and demonstrate proper nutrition intake.
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This nursing care plan addresses a patient with risk of unstable blood glucose related to lack of diabetes management. The plan includes goals to maintain satisfactory blood glucose range through discussing home glucose monitoring and medications, as well as interventions to promote activity, enhance coping skills, problem-solve health-seeking behaviors, and demonstrate proper nutrition intake.
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Cues Nursing Diagnosis Background Goal Intervention Rationale Evaluation Cbg result 323 Risk for unstable Blood glucose is At the end of the Discuss home to identify and mg/dl blood glucose the main sugar that shift the patient glucose-monitoring manage glucose related to lack of the body makes will maintain according to fluctuations v/s taken as diabetes from the food in glucose in individual follow: management the diet. Glucose is satisfactory range parameters (e.g., t: 36.6 carried through 6x/day for p: 87 the bloodstream to normal day and r: 24 provide energy to more frequently bp: 160/80 all cells in the during times of body. Cells cannot stress) use glucose without the help of Discuss how client’s Drugs and insulin. Type 2 antidiabetic combinations of diabetes: results medication(s) work. drugs work from insulin in varying ways resistance, a with different blood condition in which glucose control and cells fail to use side effects. insulin properly, Understanding drug sometimes actions can help combined with an client avoid/reduce absolute insulin risk of potential for deficiency. hypoglycemic reactions Patient verbalizes Activity At the end of the Ascertain ability to Helps to fatigue and intolerance related shift the patient will sit, stand, and move differentiate weakness to sedentary participate in about as desired. between problems lifestyle necessary/desired Note degree of relating to activities assistance movement necessary, and problems with and/or use of oxygen supply and assistive equipment. demand characterized by fatigue and weakness. Assist with Enables client to activities and maintain mobility provide/monitor while protecting client’s use of from injury. assistive devices.
Assist/direct Promotes improved
client/SO to plan for or more normal progressive increase activity level, of activity level stamina, aiming for maximal and conditioning. activity within the client’s ability Patient seeks for Readiness for At the end of the Determine stressors Accurate knowledge of new enhanced coping shift the patient that may be identification of strategies will identify affecting client. situation that client effective coping is dealing with behaviors currently provides being used. information for planning interventions to enhance coping abilities. Identify social Available support supports available to systems, such as client. family/friends, can provide client with ability to handle current stressful events, and “talking it out” with an empathic listener will help client move forward to enhance coping skills. Patient Health-seeking At the end of the Problem-solve Helps identify demonstrated lack behaviors shift the patient options for change. actions to be taken of knowledge in will express desire to achieve desired health-promotion to change specific Improvement behaviors habit/lifestyle patterns to Instruct in helps client achieve/maintain individually comprehensively optimal appropriate wellness manage health behaviors. healthcare practices Patient verbalizes Ineffective At the end of the Advice client or SO Intake of proper intake of protection related shift the patient to intake proper nutrition will improper to inadequate will demonstrate nutrition strengthen our nutrition such as nutrition intake of proper immune system chocolates nutrition