Respiratory Distress Syndrome

Highest to lowest priority:

● Breathing
● Blood Glucose Level
●

Breathing Pattern NCP

Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation

Ineffective Short *Administer *To help with *After 5 minutes

Subjective Objective
breathing Term: lung surfactant neonatal lung of nursing
*Cyanotic *34 weeks pattern r/t maturity. intervention, the
lips and AOG surfactant *After 5 neonate shows
fingertips deficiency minutes of improved
*HR: 110 as nursing oxygenation and
*Chest bpm evidenced intervention, reduced FiO2
Xray: by RR: 75 the patient requirement.
Diffuse *RR: 75 cpm must show
granular cpm obvious
pattern on signs of
both lungs *Temp: improved
36.2 oxygenation
degrees .
celsius

*Oxygen
Sat: 91% Long term:

*Blood *Lung
glucose maturity
level: 35
mg/dl

*ABG: pH
7.30
PaCO2 50
HCO3 28
(Respirato
ry
Acidosis)
 Blood Glucose Level NCP
Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation

*Administer *To
Subjective Objective
simple immediately
*Cyanotic *34 weeks glucose and elevate blood
lips and AOG water mixture glucose level.
fingertips as an early
*HR: 110 feeding
*Chest bpm
Xray:
Diffuse *RR: 75 *Regular *To maintainl
granular cpm breastfeeding blood
pattern on glucose level
both lungs *Temp: at normal
36.2 range.
degrees
celsius

*Oxygen
Sat: 91%

*Blood
glucose
level: 35
mg/dl

*ABG: pH
7.30
PaCO2 50
HCO3 28
(Respirato
ry
Acidosis)

Reference:

https://curosurf.com/why-curosurf/clinical-profile/