The document provides a nursing assessment, diagnosis, goals, interventions, and evaluation for a patient experiencing pain after an episiotomy. The assessment found the patient reporting a pain level of 6/10 with facial grimacing, restlessness, sweating and limited movement. The nursing diagnosis was acute pain related to the surgical incision. The goal was for the patient to experience alleviated pain within 5 hours with absence of signs of pain. Nursing interventions included positioning, relaxation techniques, bathing and encouraging rest. The evaluation found the goal was met as the patient reported relief and felt comfortable after nursing care.
The document provides a nursing assessment, diagnosis, goals, interventions, and evaluation for a patient experiencing pain after an episiotomy. The assessment found the patient reporting a pain level of 6/10 with facial grimacing, restlessness, sweating and limited movement. The nursing diagnosis was acute pain related to the surgical incision. The goal was for the patient to experience alleviated pain within 5 hours with absence of signs of pain. Nursing interventions included positioning, relaxation techniques, bathing and encouraging rest. The evaluation found the goal was met as the patient reported relief and felt comfortable after nursing care.
The document provides a nursing assessment, diagnosis, goals, interventions, and evaluation for a patient experiencing pain after an episiotomy. The assessment found the patient reporting a pain level of 6/10 with facial grimacing, restlessness, sweating and limited movement. The nursing diagnosis was acute pain related to the surgical incision. The goal was for the patient to experience alleviated pain within 5 hours with absence of signs of pain. Nursing interventions included positioning, relaxation techniques, bathing and encouraging rest. The evaluation found the goal was met as the patient reported relief and felt comfortable after nursing care.
ASSESSMENT NURSING DIAGNOSIS CLIENT GOAL OUTCOME NURSING RATIONALE ACTUAL
CRITERIA INTERVENTIONS EVALUATION
SUBJECTIVE SCIENTIFIC BASIS: After 5 hours Patient Independent: At the end of
CUES: Acute pain related to surgical of nursing remain to be nursing care “Sakit ang incision secondary to median care, the in comfort as -Encourage the This helps to plan, the goal akoang tahi sa episiotomy. patient will be evidenced by patient in semi- produce was met as akong ubos able to absence of fowler’s position comfort to the evidenced by dapit nya mag experience signs of pain patient that the patient ngot-ngot” As alleviate the reported that verbalized by pain Patient will -Instruct the Helps focuses the pain has the patient remain patient to do on client’s been alleviate. afebrile relaxation attention, The patient without any techniques in promotes verbalized that OBJECTIVE complain of providing activities positive she felt relieve CUES any pain. like watching TV or attitude, and and felt read books. aid comfort. comfortable and -Present with REFERENCE: was able to take facial grimace https://nurseslabs.com/puerperal- -Instruct the This would help prescribed infection-nursing-care-plans/ patient to do sitz ease the pain, medications. -Pain scale of bath promote 6/10 Doenges, M. E., Moorhouse, M.F., healing, and Murr, A.C. (2012). Nursing Care give good -Restlessness Plans: Guidelines for hygiene to the Individualizing Client Care Across perineal area -Limited the Life Span. F.A. Davis Company movement
-Sweating
-Accept the Pain is
perception’s client subjective of pain. experience and Acknowledge the cannot be felt pain experience by others. and express acceptance of clients response of pain.
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patient to do bed the feeling of rest. rested, comfort and also help to