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Subjective:: Davao Doctor'S College Nursing Program Nursing Care Plan
Subjective:: Davao Doctor'S College Nursing Program Nursing Care Plan
Nursing Program
NURSING CARE PLAN
GOALS/OBJECTIVES NURSING
DATE & TIME CUES NURSING DIAGNOSIS RATIONALE EVALUATION
INTERVENTIONS
October 7, 2022 Subjective: After 8 hours of nursing INDEPENDENT October 7, 2022 @3pm
@7am Acute pain related to intervention the patient will 1. Perform a thorough pain The patient in pain is the most “GOAL MET”
“Masakit ang tiyan abdominal distention be able to: assessment. Assess for dependable source of
ko.” As verbalized by secondary to chronic • Report relief from provoking factors, information concerning their After 8 hours of nursing
the patient. lymphocytic leukemia pain as evidenced Quality/Characteristics, discomfort. Their self-report of intervention the patient
by a pain scale of Location, Severity, and pain is the gold standard in was able to:
Objective: Scientific basis less than 3 Onset duration frequency pain evaluation since they can • Report relief from
According to NANDA 11 th
• Demonstrate the by asking questions to the pain as evidenced
➢ Epigastric Pain with describe the location,
edition (2019), Acute pain use of relaxation patient. by a pain scale of
a pain scale of 6/10refers to a state in which intensity, and duration. Thus,
skills and 2/10
➢ Feeling of fullness an individual feels and pain evaluation through an
diversional • Showed
➢ Mild abdominal reports the presence of activities, as interview assists the nurse in appropriate use of
distention upon significant discomfort or indicated, for the developing appropriate pain relaxation methods
percussion an unpleasant sensation patient’s situation. treatment measures. and diversional
lasting from one second • Verbalize To provide baseline data of activities for the
to less than six months. nonpharmacological 2. Assess the patient's vital patient's condition
the patient.
When leukemia cells method that signs on a regular basis. • Verbalized
collect in and around the provides relief. The comfortable position of nonpharmacologica
spleen, causing it to 3. Assist the patient in a the patient reduces tension l method that
enlarge, Chronic comfortable and tolerable and stress throughout the provides relief.
lymphocytic leukemia can position once every two
body which makes the patient
cause abdominal pain. hours.
free from the abdominal strain
REFERENCES: Herdman, that he is feeling and boosts
H. T., & Kamitsuru, S. sensation.
(2019). Supplement to
NANDA International Non-pharmacologic therapies,
4. Assist the patient
Nursing Diagnoses: notably comfort measures,
manage his pain or
Definitions and help people feel better. It also
Classification, 2018–2020 discomfort by providing
comfort therapy such as aids in the patient's ability to
(11th Edition): New things
distraction tactics or refocus his thoughts and cope
you need to know (1st ed.).
techniques which include with the stress of pain.
deep breathing exercises
COLLABORATIVE
8. Consult with a dietician To create a diet plan and
as needed determine which items should
be avoided. Additionally,
patients may need additional
instruction and treatments
from a trained dietician if they
are unable to maintain healthy
diets or limits.
Nursing Program
FDAR
October 7, 9:30 am Acute pain Subjective: 1. Establish rapport with the ● Report relief from
2022 “Masakit ang tiyan ko.” patient and his or her pain as evidenced by
As verbalized by the relatives. a pain scale of 2/10
10:30 am patient. 2. Assess the patient's vital ● The verbalized
signs on a regular basis. nonpharmacological
11:00 am Objective: 3. Perform a thorough pain method provides
➢ Epigastric Pain with assessment. Assess for relief.
provoking factors, ● The patient was
a pain scale of 6/10
Quality/Characteristics, able to verbalize
➢ Feeling of fullness
Location, Severity, and Onset understanding of the
➢ Mild abdominal duration frequency by asking treatment.
11:30 am distention upon questions to the patient. ● The patient was
percussion 4. Assist the patient in a able to demonstrate
comfortable and tolerable behavior to alleviate
position once every two hours. pain such as
12:00nn 5. Assist the patient manage his breathing exercises
pain or discomfort by
providing comfort therapy
such as distraction tactics or
techniques which include
deep breathing exercises
1:00pm 6. Administer medications as
prescribed by the physician.
(Tramadol)
EVALUATION:
□Fully Met
■Partially Met
□Unmet