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NURSING NEED DESIRED NURSING RATIONALE EVALUATIION INTERVENTION RATIONALE

DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME INTERVENTION MODIFICATION MODIFICATION

3. Activity Within two

Intolerance r/t P (2) days of Independent:


Goal not met. Continue nursing This is done
disease H nursing  Encourage  Rest between
intervention until to meet the
Mrs. Misty’s is
process as Y intervention, adequate rest activities
the patient will optimal state
still able to
manifested by S the patient periods, provides time for
be able to report of well-being
report of signs
generalized I will be able especially before energy
relief or control of the
of muscle
body O to report meals, other conservation
of signs of patient.
weakness.
weakness and L control or ADLs, and and recovery.
muscle
pain. O relief of ambulation. Heart rate
weakness.
G muscle recovery

I weakness. following activity

C is greatest at the

beginning of a

Subjective N rest period.

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Cues: E

E  Provide bedside  This reduces


“Sakit kaayo
D commode as energy
ilihok mao na
S indicated. expenditure.
hinay-hinay
NOTE: A bedpan
lang ko kung
requires more
mulihok.
energy than a
Sunod dili pud
commode.
ko kalingkod
 Instruct client in  Energy-saving
ug katindog
energy- techniques
kay sakit
conserving reduce the
kaayo.” As
techniques; eg.,, energy
verbalized by
CBB or complete expenditure,
Mrs. Misty.
Bed bath thereby assisting

in equalization of

Objective: oxygen supply

and demand.

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*report of  Encourage to  To increase

fatigue and increase intake of muscle strength.

weakness. CHON for tissue

repair.
*limited body
 Encourage  Acknowledgment
movement
verbalization of that living with
*needs
feelings activity
support in
regarding intolerance is
eating,
limitations. both physically
changing
and emotionally
clothes,
difficult aids
bathing,and
coping.
urinating

*irritable

 Teach  This promotes


*body malaise
patient/caregiver awareness of
* lying on bed.
to recognize when to reduce

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*respiration signs of physical activity.

slightly over activity.

labored
 These conserve
 Teach
Vital signs:
energy and
appropriate use
BP: 90/60 prevent injury
of environmental
from fall.
RR: 24Bpm aids (e.g., bed

rails, and
Background
elevating head of
Knowledge:
bed while patient

Insufficient gets out of bed).

physiological

or

psychological

energy to

endure or

complete

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required or

desired daily

activities.

Most activity

intolerance is

related to

generalized

weakness and

debilitation

secondary to

acute or

chronic illness

and disease.

Our patient

suffers from a

severe pain for

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almost 2 years

and because

of that she

cannot do

anything she

wants such as

standing,

walking and

sitting. She

cannot

performed her

daily activity

living.

Reference:

 Gulanick

and Myers,

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Nursing Care

Plans:

Nursing

Diagnosis

and

Intervention

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