Diarrhea

Patient name: chyll bermas age: 8 years old

Assessment Nursing Planning Rtionale Intervention Evaluation

Diagnosis

Subjective: Mild diarrhea Monitor the vital To prevent Check the After 24 hours,
“According to Related to signs of the errors in patients vital The toxins in the
patient “ Sakit ng ingestion of patient. therapeutic signs gastrointestinal
tiyan ko contaminated management tract has been
nanghihina pati food. Provide Encourage the replenished
katawabn ko” education for To help the patieent to
Objective: the parents to parents to increase a fluid
P/S: 8/10 (facial guide their child understand the volume intake
grimace complication to each day (8-12
T:38.5 Provide the their child glases per day)
BP:100/70 patient a healthy
PP: 80 BPM balanced diet It helps to relieve Encourage the
RR: 22 Bpm stomach pain patient to eat
fruits and
Follow the vegetables
doctors order
Administered
medication as
prescribed
Patient name: Tristan clark Gadil
Age: 7 years old

Diarrhea

Assessment Nursing Planning Rationale Intervention Evaluation

Diagnosis

Frequency of Risk for fluid Monitor the vital To prevent errors Check the After 24 hours,
stool/watery volume deficit signs of the in therapeutic patients vital sign the patient stool
stool/ cramps related to watery patient. management to ensure the become sofdt/
stool more than health of the form stool and
P/S: 8/10 (facial three times a Follow the To help the patient stool not more
grimace day. doctors order parents to than 3 times a
T:38.5 understand the Encourage the day
BP:100/70 Provide complication to patieent to
PP: 80 BPM education for the their child increase a fluid Patient consumes
RR: 22 Bpm parents to guide volume intake more fluid
their child each day (8-12
glases per day) to Patient reliefs
prevent from abdominal
dehydration cramping
 Dehydration
Assessment Nursing Planning Rationale Intervention Evaluation
Diagnosis
BP:100/70 Deficient fluid Provide To help the Administer After 3 days,
The patient is volume r/t education for parents to oral the patient
not peeing insufficient the parents to understand rehydration urine become
and having nutrient guide their the solution or clear in color
dark yellow intake child complication therapy and
pee to their child administer the
PP: 70 BPM Follow the following
RR: 22 Bpm doctors order For the safety doctors order
HR: 70 BPM of the patient
when Advise the
administering parents to
medication encourage
their child to
drink a
prescribed
fluid intake