The nursing care plan addresses tissue perfusion risks for a patient who recently had a hysterectomy for ovarian cancer. Key interventions include monitoring vital signs and assessing perfusion indicators like capillary refill and edema. Inspecting surgical dressings and pads to check for bleeding is also important. Positioning the patient to avoid vascular stasis and thrombus formation is a priority. The goal is for the patient to demonstrate adequate perfusion within 8 hours of nursing interventions, as evidenced by stable vital signs and normal mentation and urinary output.
The nursing care plan addresses tissue perfusion risks for a patient who recently had a hysterectomy for ovarian cancer. Key interventions include monitoring vital signs and assessing perfusion indicators like capillary refill and edema. Inspecting surgical dressings and pads to check for bleeding is also important. Positioning the patient to avoid vascular stasis and thrombus formation is a priority. The goal is for the patient to demonstrate adequate perfusion within 8 hours of nursing interventions, as evidenced by stable vital signs and normal mentation and urinary output.
The nursing care plan addresses tissue perfusion risks for a patient who recently had a hysterectomy for ovarian cancer. Key interventions include monitoring vital signs and assessing perfusion indicators like capillary refill and edema. Inspecting surgical dressings and pads to check for bleeding is also important. Positioning the patient to avoid vascular stasis and thrombus formation is a priority. The goal is for the patient to demonstrate adequate perfusion within 8 hours of nursing interventions, as evidenced by stable vital signs and normal mentation and urinary output.
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