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Ineffective renal tissue LTO> After 3 days Dx:
perfusion r/t of nursing 1. Monitor vital >To obtain >Vital signs are
interruption of blood interventions, the signs baseline vital as follows: BP=
flow patient will signs and to be 110/80 PR=70
demonstrate able to identify RR=18cpm T=
S> ³Nahihilo ako tapos improved tissue changes which 36.6C
nanghihina hindi ako perfusion as needs immediate
makabangon´ evidenced by the interventions
following:
O> with initial vital signs a. Stabilized 2. Measure urine >To assess if the >Urine output
of BP= 110/70mmHg vital signs output per kidneys have ranges from 10-
P=78bpm RR=20cpm b. Strong hour and note returned to its 20cc per hour
T=36.7C peripheral characteristic normal characterized as
>alert, conscious, pulses functioning after light yellow in
coherent c. Adequate the anesthesia color
>full and equal urine output has wear off
peripheral pulses d. Absence of
>pink nailbeds edema 3. Note level of >changes may >Patient is alert,
>lips of natural pale e. Usual consciousness reflect conscious and
color mentation diminished coherent with no
>capillary refill of f. Good perfusion to the signs of
more than 3 sec capillary refill central nervous decreasing
>skin turgor does not g. Absence of system due to mentation
go back immediately paresthesias ischemia or
>dry oral mucous h. Be free of infarction
membranes thrombus
>no signs of edema formation 4. Review >To provide >Hemoglobin
>hypoactive bowel laboratory baseline data count is within
sounds of 3bpm heard STO> After 3 days tests normal range
>intact abdominal of nursing (114 mg/dL)
binder interventions, the
>with IFC attached to patient will be able Tx:
hospi care bag draining to empty bladder 1. Avoid pressure >Creates >Patient is on
20cc per hour regularly and under the vascular stasis supine position
characterized as completely knees or by increasing with head
yellowish in color crossing of pelvic congestion elevated at 10
>Hemoglobin count of legs and pooling of degrees
114mg/dL blood in the
extremities,
potentiating risk
for thrombus
formation
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