The nursing care plan summarizes respiratory alkalosis and acidosis. It involves monitoring the patient's respiratory rate, depth and effort to ascertain the cause of hyperventilation. The nursing diagnosis is impaired gas exchange related to ventilation perfusion imbalance. The plan is to demonstrate improved ventilation and tissue oxygenation as shown by normal ABGs and absence of respiratory distress symptoms. Interventions include encouraging slow deep breathing, providing a calm environment, assessing cognition and neuromuscular function, demonstrating proper breathing, providing comfort measures and safety precautions.
The nursing care plan summarizes respiratory alkalosis and acidosis. It involves monitoring the patient's respiratory rate, depth and effort to ascertain the cause of hyperventilation. The nursing diagnosis is impaired gas exchange related to ventilation perfusion imbalance. The plan is to demonstrate improved ventilation and tissue oxygenation as shown by normal ABGs and absence of respiratory distress symptoms. Interventions include encouraging slow deep breathing, providing a calm environment, assessing cognition and neuromuscular function, demonstrating proper breathing, providing comfort measures and safety precautions.
The nursing care plan summarizes respiratory alkalosis and acidosis. It involves monitoring the patient's respiratory rate, depth and effort to ascertain the cause of hyperventilation. The nursing diagnosis is impaired gas exchange related to ventilation perfusion imbalance. The plan is to demonstrate improved ventilation and tissue oxygenation as shown by normal ABGs and absence of respiratory distress symptoms. Interventions include encouraging slow deep breathing, providing a calm environment, assessing cognition and neuromuscular function, demonstrating proper breathing, providing comfort measures and safety precautions.
Nursing Care Plan for RESPIRATORY ALKALOSIS & ACIDOSIS
ASSESSMENT NURSING DIAGNOSIS PLAN INTERVENTION
Related to Evidenced by *Monitor respiratory Impaired Gas Possibly evidenced by *Demonstrate improved ventilation *Encourage patient to breathe slowly and rate, depth, and effort. Exchange related and adequate oxygenation of tissue deeply. Speak in a low, calm tone of voice. Ascertain cause of to ventilation Dyspnea, tachypnea as evidenced by ABGs within Provide safe environment. hyperventilation if perfusion Changes in patient’s acceptable limits and *Assess level of awareness or cognition and possible. Differentiate mentation absence of symptoms of respiratory note neuromuscular status. Assess strength, imbalance (e.g., hyperventilation caused Hypocapnia, distress. tone, reflexes, and sensation. altered oxygen by anxiety, pain, or tachycardia *Verbalize understanding of *Demonstrate appropriate breathing supply, improper ventilator Hypoxia causative factors and appropriate patterns, if appropriate, and assist with settings. altered blood flow, interventions. respiratory aids or rebreathing mask/bag. altered oxygen- *Participate in treatment regimen *Provide comfort measures; encourage use carrying capacity of within level of ability/situation. of meditation and visualization. Use tepid blood, alveolar- sponge bath/cool cloths. capillary *Provide safety and seizure precautions. membrane Place bed in low position, pad side rails and changes) do frequent observation of the patient. *Discuss cause of condition (if known) and appropriate interventions and/or self-care activities. *Monitor and graph serial CBGs, and pulse oximetry. *Monitor serum potassium. Replace as indicated.