AQUINO, MA. ANTONETTE E.

NCP - UTI

ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING INTERVENTIONS RATIONALE EVALUATION

Subjective: Impaired Urinary LTO: - Assess the - To establish baseline LTO:
“Lagi akong naiihi Elimination related After 24 hours patient’s current data on urinary After 24 hours
pero kakaunti at to frequent of nursing pattern of elimination pattern. of nursing
masakit kapag urination and intervention elimination and intervention the
umiihi ako” as urgency as the patient compare with patient will be
verbalized by the evidenced by will be able to his/her normal able to achieve
patient. dysuria and urinary achieve pattern (i.e. prior normal pattern
frequency. normal to UTI). of urinary
Objective: pattern of - To treat the elimination.
- Facial urinary - Administer the underlying infection. Partially met
grimace Urinary tract elimination. prescribed Trimethoprim /
noted infections (UTI) are antibiotic for UTI. sulfamethoxazole, STO:
- Restlessnes caused by The antibiotic nitrofurantoin, and After 2 hours of
s pathogenic STO: choice is based on augmentin are the nursing
V/S: microorganisms in After 2 hours the result of the most commonly used interventions
T = 37.0 the urinary tract of nursing urine culture and antibiotics for UTI. the patient will
BP = 120/70 (kidney, bladder, interventions sensitivity test. demonstrate
mmHg urethra). The the patient The usual course behavioral
RR = 19 cpm majority of UTIs are will of antibiotics for techniques to
CR = 89 bpm caused by the demonstrate UTI runs for 7 to prevent urinary
SPO2 = 98% bacterium Escheric behavioral 10 days. infection.
hia coli (E. coli), techniques to Fully met
normally found in prevent
the digestive urinary - Administer pain - To help alleviate
system. Usually, infection. relief medication bladder pain.
bacteria that enter as ordered.
the urinary tract
system are
removed by the - Palpate the - To check for bladder
body before they bladder and distention and
can cause observe for bladder retention.
symptoms. But, in bladder distention.
some cases,
bacteria overcomes - Encourage the - To facilitate flushing
the natural patient to void of bacteria from the

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defenses of the every 2 to 3 bladder and avoid

body, therefore hours. urine accumulation.
causes infection.

- To help improve
- Encourage renal blood flow.
increased fluid
intake (3-4 liters a
day if tolerated).

- Alcohol, coffee, and

- Limit ingestion of tea have a natural
bladder irritants diuretic effect and
(e.g., colas, are bladder irritants.
coffee, tea, and
chocolate).

- Hand washing and

- Recommend good perineal care reduce
hand washing and skin irritation and risk
proper perineal of ascending
care infection.

- Instruct the - Proper perineal care

female client to helps in minimizing
wipe the area the risk of
from front to back contamination and
and the avoidance re-infection.
of bath tubs.

- Maintain an acidic - To prevent the

environment of occurrence of
the bladder by the bacterial growth.
use of agents such

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as Vit.C,
Mandelamine (a
urinary antiseptic)
when appropriate.

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