The document appears to be a nursing assessment form for a patient experiencing imbalance nutrition due to nausea, vomiting, and lack of appetite. The subjective data indicates the patient feels weak and has difficulty eating as foods are regurgitated. Objectively, the patient presents with dry skin and mucosa, paleness, poor skin turgor, and signs of dehydration. The nursing diagnosis is imbalance nutrition related to nausea and vomiting. Short term goals include increasing oral intake and fluid/electrolyte replacement. Long term goals target weight gain and resolution of dehydration through a balanced diet, vitamin supplementation, anti-emetics, and IV therapy as needed.
The document appears to be a nursing assessment form for a patient experiencing imbalance nutrition due to nausea, vomiting, and lack of appetite. The subjective data indicates the patient feels weak and has difficulty eating as foods are regurgitated. Objectively, the patient presents with dry skin and mucosa, paleness, poor skin turgor, and signs of dehydration. The nursing diagnosis is imbalance nutrition related to nausea and vomiting. Short term goals include increasing oral intake and fluid/electrolyte replacement. Long term goals target weight gain and resolution of dehydration through a balanced diet, vitamin supplementation, anti-emetics, and IV therapy as needed.
The document appears to be a nursing assessment form for a patient experiencing imbalance nutrition due to nausea, vomiting, and lack of appetite. The subjective data indicates the patient feels weak and has difficulty eating as foods are regurgitated. Objectively, the patient presents with dry skin and mucosa, paleness, poor skin turgor, and signs of dehydration. The nursing diagnosis is imbalance nutrition related to nausea and vomiting. Short term goals include increasing oral intake and fluid/electrolyte replacement. Long term goals target weight gain and resolution of dehydration through a balanced diet, vitamin supplementation, anti-emetics, and IV therapy as needed.
The document appears to be a nursing assessment form for a patient experiencing imbalance nutrition due to nausea, vomiting, and lack of appetite. The subjective data indicates the patient feels weak and has difficulty eating as foods are regurgitated. Objectively, the patient presents with dry skin and mucosa, paleness, poor skin turgor, and signs of dehydration. The nursing diagnosis is imbalance nutrition related to nausea and vomiting. Short term goals include increasing oral intake and fluid/electrolyte replacement. Long term goals target weight gain and resolution of dehydration through a balanced diet, vitamin supplementation, anti-emetics, and IV therapy as needed.
Subjective Data: Imbalance Nutrition Imbalance nutrition “Nanghihina ako at : Less than body can be of many Short term goal: Independent: nahihirapan ako kumain requirement types, some are After 8 hours of the Encourage the To replace the Short term goal: dahil naisusuka ko lang ang related to nausea , deficiency in nursing patient to drink deficit metabolic The goals are met after mga kinain ko na pagkain. vomiting and no protein or intervention the fluid and fluids and a few days of treatment Dahil sa pagsusuka appetite as carbohydrates. patient will be able electrolytes. electrolytes in the because there are no nawalan ako ng gana na evidenced by the Dehydration is also to increase the food body. presence of imbalance kumain. Kaya natutulog na dehydration a kind of and fluid intake. Encourage the To prevent the nutrition, no lang ako .”as verbalized by malnutrition, where patient to eat small patient from dehydration, emesis the patient. the body suffers but frequent meals. sudden stomach and any symptoms. The from low metabolic filling and prevent patient is also at the water that vomiting, right range of weight Objective Data: circulates the Dry skin and system Dependent: mucous membrane Prepare a diet plan To promote a Paleness for the patient. complete and Poor skin turgor balance diet that Dry lips Long term goal: will correct the leathargy imbalance nutrition Temp: 37.8 ° C After 4-7 days of Administer vitamins To supplement the BP: 122/80 mmHg nursing supplementation as missing vitamins PR: 93 bpm intervention the prescribed by the and minerals in the RR: 20 rpm patient will be able doctor. body Platelet count : 37 x to increase the Administer anti- To prevent any 10^9/L weight within emetic medication further lost of normal range as prescribed by the electrolytes according to age physician. To rapidly replace and show negative Administer IV metabolic fluids and signs of theraphy. electro dehydration. COLLEGE OF NURSING