The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing acute gastroenteritis with moderate dehydration and autism spectrum disorder. The plan involves:
1) Evaluating the patient's defecation pattern, volume of vomiting, and consistency of bowel movements within 30-40 minutes to assess symptoms and promote treatment.
2) Helping the patient be comfortable by providing comfort measures, making the environment quiet, and observing nonverbal pain signs.
3) Administering prescribed IV medication to reduce the patient's pain and lessen discomfort within 3 hours so she can rest without deterrents.
Subjective Data: Objective Data: - Well Appearing But Independent Nursing Interventions: - Review Intraoperative Desired Outcome. Goal Met. Patient Was Able To
The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing acute gastroenteritis with moderate dehydration and autism spectrum disorder. The plan involves:
1) Evaluating the patient's defecation pattern, volume of vomiting, and consistency of bowel movements within 30-40 minutes to assess symptoms and promote treatment.
2) Helping the patient be comfortable by providing comfort measures, making the environment quiet, and observing nonverbal pain signs.
3) Administering prescribed IV medication to reduce the patient's pain and lessen discomfort within 3 hours so she can rest without deterrents.
The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing acute gastroenteritis with moderate dehydration and autism spectrum disorder. The plan involves:
1) Evaluating the patient's defecation pattern, volume of vomiting, and consistency of bowel movements within 30-40 minutes to assess symptoms and promote treatment.
2) Helping the patient be comfortable by providing comfort measures, making the environment quiet, and observing nonverbal pain signs.
3) Administering prescribed IV medication to reduce the patient's pain and lessen discomfort within 3 hours so she can rest without deterrents.
The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing acute gastroenteritis with moderate dehydration and autism spectrum disorder. The plan involves:
1) Evaluating the patient's defecation pattern, volume of vomiting, and consistency of bowel movements within 30-40 minutes to assess symptoms and promote treatment.
2) Helping the patient be comfortable by providing comfort measures, making the environment quiet, and observing nonverbal pain signs.
3) Administering prescribed IV medication to reduce the patient's pain and lessen discomfort within 3 hours so she can rest without deterrents.
Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation Subjective: patient Acute Short Term Independent Independent Short Term started to have Gastroenteritis Within 30-40 - Evaluate pattern - Defecation GOAL MET multiple episodes with moderate minutes of nursing of defecation. pattern will of LBM and dehydration and After 30-40 care, the patient - Assess the promote vomiting as Autism Spectrum minutes of nursing will be able to: volume and immediate verbalized by the Disorder intervention, the frequency of treatment. mother. - Make a well- patient was able to: vomiting. - Vomiting is informed - Assess the associated with - Make a well- choice about consistency and fluid loss. informed Objective: the kind of number of - Gastroenteritis choice about pain relief the weak bowel is associated the kind of patient would sunken movements. with an pain relief the like to employ. eyeballs - Provided increased patient would - Actively dry lips comfort frequency of like to employ. engage in buccal measures such very loose or - Actively learning as she mucosa as back rubs and watery bowel engage in becomes comforting movements. learning as she familiar with positions. The becomes various V/S as follows - Made the inflammation in familiar with anxiety- environment the large various reduction Temp- quiet. intestine limits anxiety- approaches. 36.7 *C - Observed the colon’s reduction CR- 110 - Express her nonverbal ability to absorb approaches. bpm emotions, symptoms of water, leading inadequate pain to fluid volume - Express her worries, and management. deficit. emotions, RR- 21 fears about worries, and cpm going into fears about labor. going into BP- labor. - To help the 100/80 patient be mmHg Long Term comfortable. Long Term Within 3 hours of SpO2- nursing GOAL MET 96% Dependent* intervention, the - To provide the After 3 hours of patient will be able patient with a nursing to: comfortable - Administered IV intervention, the environment so - Lessened medication as patient was able she can rest discomfort prescribed by to: without any after receiving the physician. deterrents. - Lessened painkillers. Collaborative discomfort - after receiving - None painkillers. Dependent: - To reduce pain.
Subjective Data: Objective Data: - Well Appearing But Independent Nursing Interventions: - Review Intraoperative Desired Outcome. Goal Met. Patient Was Able To