The document presents a nursing care plan for a 38-year-old pregnant patient at risk for injury due to seizure activity, outlining nursing diagnoses of risk for injury, desired outcomes of stable vital signs and safety behaviors, and nursing interventions such as monitoring vitals, discussing seizure warning signs, and modifying the environment to enhance safety. The care plan aims to reduce risk factors through education and environmental modifications while stabilizing the patient's condition over an 8 hour period as assessed through vital signs and safety behaviors.
The document presents a nursing care plan for a 38-year-old pregnant patient at risk for injury due to seizure activity, outlining nursing diagnoses of risk for injury, desired outcomes of stable vital signs and safety behaviors, and nursing interventions such as monitoring vitals, discussing seizure warning signs, and modifying the environment to enhance safety. The care plan aims to reduce risk factors through education and environmental modifications while stabilizing the patient's condition over an 8 hour period as assessed through vital signs and safety behaviors.
The document presents a nursing care plan for a 38-year-old pregnant patient at risk for injury due to seizure activity, outlining nursing diagnoses of risk for injury, desired outcomes of stable vital signs and safety behaviors, and nursing interventions such as monitoring vitals, discussing seizure warning signs, and modifying the environment to enhance safety. The care plan aims to reduce risk factors through education and environmental modifications while stabilizing the patient's condition over an 8 hour period as assessed through vital signs and safety behaviors.
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