1. The patient is experiencing symptoms of dengue hemorrhagic fever including weakness, irritability, restlessness, and a history of nose bleed.
2. The nursing diagnosis is risk for hemorrhage related to injury from the nose bleed. Interventions are focused on monitoring vital signs, advising rest and diet changes to prevent further bleeding and fatigue.
3. Expected short-term outcomes after 6 hours of nursing care include the patient being able to identify risks and engage in behaviors to prevent bleeding. Long-term goals include maintaining health and the need to rest after 24 hours.
1. The patient is experiencing symptoms of dengue hemorrhagic fever including weakness, irritability, restlessness, and a history of nose bleed.
2. The nursing diagnosis is risk for hemorrhage related to injury from the nose bleed. Interventions are focused on monitoring vital signs, advising rest and diet changes to prevent further bleeding and fatigue.
3. Expected short-term outcomes after 6 hours of nursing care include the patient being able to identify risks and engage in behaviors to prevent bleeding. Long-term goals include maintaining health and the need to rest after 24 hours.
1. The patient is experiencing symptoms of dengue hemorrhagic fever including weakness, irritability, restlessness, and a history of nose bleed.
2. The nursing diagnosis is risk for hemorrhage related to injury from the nose bleed. Interventions are focused on monitoring vital signs, advising rest and diet changes to prevent further bleeding and fatigue.
3. Expected short-term outcomes after 6 hours of nursing care include the patient being able to identify risks and engage in behaviors to prevent bleeding. Long-term goals include maintaining health and the need to rest after 24 hours.
1. The patient is experiencing symptoms of dengue hemorrhagic fever including weakness, irritability, restlessness, and a history of nose bleed.
2. The nursing diagnosis is risk for hemorrhage related to injury from the nose bleed. Interventions are focused on monitoring vital signs, advising rest and diet changes to prevent further bleeding and fatigue.
3. Expected short-term outcomes after 6 hours of nursing care include the patient being able to identify risks and engage in behaviors to prevent bleeding. Long-term goals include maintaining health and the need to rest after 24 hours.
Nabua, Camarines Sur BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING College of Health Sciences Instruction: Using the given data, please complete the Nursing Care plan. Activity # 1: NURSING CARE PLAN Name: Patient X Age: 25 years old Date: August 20, 2021 Address: Barangay Uno Clinical Diagnosis: Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever Nursing Nursing Cues Rationale Planning Rationale Expected Outcome Diagnosis Intervention Subjective: “Isang araw 1. 2. Short term: 4. 5. 6. After 6 hours of parang dumugo ilong ko Injury, risk for To help avoid After 6 hrs of nursing Advise the patient to The G.I tract is the nursing intervention hemorrhage fatigue and to intervention, the client take some rest. most usual source the client will be able pero konti palang related to nose will be able to identify of bleeding. to demonstrate naman”as verbalized by improve proper individual risk and Advise patient to eat behaviors that reduces the Patient. bleed. lifestyle to engage in appropriate leafy foods and drink The respiratory rate the risks for bleeding. prevent from behaviours or lifestyle supplements. is high and the pulse __________ ______________ Objective: Weakness and bleeding. changes to prevent rate is considered irritability. · Restlessness. ______________ bleeding. Assess and monitor the normal. The temperature. temperature is high · Long term: Monitor the respiration considering having - V/S taken as follows: 3. rate. a fever. BP= 120/80 mmHg CR= After 24 hours the Monitor the pulse rate. _____________ 90bpm patient will be able PR= 20cpm Note changes in the to maintain his/her Temp: 37.8 C level of consciousness. health and the need _________________ to rest. (Write down all Platelet Count - 66 ________________ possible interventions independent/dependent related to the problem and plan) Ex: (List at least 8) Increased heart rate and Ex: orthostatic Assess and changes Monitor vital accompany signs bleeding Advise patient to avoid dark colored foods Prepared by: Submitted to: Hesita, Bea Teresa F. _______________________________ ____________________________________ Student Clinical Instructor