The patient was diagnosed with cholera based on excessive fluid loss through diarrhea, general weakness, pain, and vital sign changes. The plan was for 8 hours of comprehensive nursing intervention including proper PPE, monitoring intake/output and stool characteristics, assessing vital signs, and observing for signs of dehydration. The goals were for the patient to have a decreased number of bathroom trips, regained strength, reduced pain, and restored hemostasis after 8 hours of nursing care.
The patient was diagnosed with cholera based on excessive fluid loss through diarrhea, general weakness, pain, and vital sign changes. The plan was for 8 hours of comprehensive nursing intervention including proper PPE, monitoring intake/output and stool characteristics, assessing vital signs, and observing for signs of dehydration. The goals were for the patient to have a decreased number of bathroom trips, regained strength, reduced pain, and restored hemostasis after 8 hours of nursing care.
The patient was diagnosed with cholera based on excessive fluid loss through diarrhea, general weakness, pain, and vital sign changes. The plan was for 8 hours of comprehensive nursing intervention including proper PPE, monitoring intake/output and stool characteristics, assessing vital signs, and observing for signs of dehydration. The goals were for the patient to have a decreased number of bathroom trips, regained strength, reduced pain, and restored hemostasis after 8 hours of nursing care.
OBJECTIVE: •Deficient After 8 hours of INDEENDENT 1. To protect the After 8 hours of
- Dru fluid volume comprehensive 1. Wear of nurse from comprehensive nursing mucous related to nursing proper PPE acquiring the intervention the patients membrane excessive intervention. 2. Monitor intake disease will - Watery fluid loss The patient will and output, 2. Provides had decreased stool through the have decreased monitor stool infotmation number of times - General stool number of characteristic about overall in going to weakness secondary to times in going and the fluid balance restroom - Pain score cholera to restroom number of 3. Hypotension, • Patient 8/10 Patient will time patient tachy cardia had regain - VS regain strength went to and fever can strength - T: 37.6 Pain score will defecate indicate • Pain score - P: 85 be reduced to 3. Asses patient resoince to reduced to 0/10 - RR: 19 0/10 from 8/10 vital signs effect of fluid from 8/10 - BP: Hemostasis will 4. Observe for loss • 110/120 be restored excessive dry 4. Indication of SUBJECTIVE mucous and excessive fluid Hemostasis “ ive had a lot of membrane , loss restored toilet trips, and this decreased skin 5. Colon is is my second day turgor, slowed placed at rest capillary refill for healing time 6. To provide 5. Maintain oral patient restrictions, comfort bedrest and avoid exertion of activity 6. Provide non pharmacologic means in CHOLERA relieving pain Prevents DEPENDENT dehydration Minting IV fluid as ordered by physician Reduce fever Providing medication (anti-emetic, anti diarrheal, pain medication ) as ordered by physician
to determine COLLABORATIVE presence of Monitoring infection and laboratory dehydration results