1. The patient presented with back pain rated 7/10 related to pregnancy. Nursing interventions included rapport building, pain assessment, range of motion exercises, heat therapy, education on pain management, and ensuring understanding of chronic pain.
2. Back pain has various causes from injury to degenerative changes and can be acute or chronic. Treatment depends on the underlying cause and symptoms.
3. After 1 hour the patient's pain reduced to 3/10, they were able to move and rest comfortably, and experienced relief from pain management techniques. The goals of intervention were met.
1. The patient presented with back pain rated 7/10 related to pregnancy. Nursing interventions included rapport building, pain assessment, range of motion exercises, heat therapy, education on pain management, and ensuring understanding of chronic pain.
2. Back pain has various causes from injury to degenerative changes and can be acute or chronic. Treatment depends on the underlying cause and symptoms.
3. After 1 hour the patient's pain reduced to 3/10, they were able to move and rest comfortably, and experienced relief from pain management techniques. The goals of intervention were met.
1. The patient presented with back pain rated 7/10 related to pregnancy. Nursing interventions included rapport building, pain assessment, range of motion exercises, heat therapy, education on pain management, and ensuring understanding of chronic pain.
2. Back pain has various causes from injury to degenerative changes and can be acute or chronic. Treatment depends on the underlying cause and symptoms.
3. After 1 hour the patient's pain reduced to 3/10, they were able to move and rest comfortably, and experienced relief from pain management techniques. The goals of intervention were met.
1. The patient presented with back pain rated 7/10 related to pregnancy. Nursing interventions included rapport building, pain assessment, range of motion exercises, heat therapy, education on pain management, and ensuring understanding of chronic pain.
2. Back pain has various causes from injury to degenerative changes and can be acute or chronic. Treatment depends on the underlying cause and symptoms.
3. After 1 hour the patient's pain reduced to 3/10, they were able to move and rest comfortably, and experienced relief from pain management techniques. The goals of intervention were met.
DIAGNOSIS Subjective: Back pain related Back pain is range from a After 1 hour of nursing INDEPENDENT: After 1 hour of nursing to pregnancy as dull, constant ache to a intervention the client A. Establish rapport with A. To help build trust intervention the client Patient evidence by a pain sudden, sharp pain that may will be able to: client. and cooperation was able to: complains rating 7/10. shoot down the leg. 1. Report pain scale with the client. 1. Report pain back pain. from 7 out of 10, B. Assess the patient’s scale from 7 to 3 Sometimes it can come on B. Back pain caused to 3 out of 10. severity of pain and out of 10. suddenly – from an accident, by a vertebral 2. Move and rest create a treatment plan 2. Moved and Objective: a fall, or lifting something comfortably. based on the collapse or heavy, or it can develop discomfort after a rested 3. Control and assessment. slowly because of age- fracture are comfortably. Pain scale experience relief related degenerative common 3. Controlled and Of 7/10 pain. complaints from experienced relief changes in the spine. In 4. Improve the of pain. Vital Signs: some cases, inflammatory client’s feeling patients. For the 4. Improved the BP: 130/ 80 arthritis disorders or other and pain will not patient to client feeling and MmHg medical conditions cause occur frequently. participate in the pain will not Temp: 37.8 back pain. 5. The patient will rehabilitation, occur frequently. RR: 20 cpm achieve or pain management Treatment varies depending HR: 98 bpm maintain desired is important. on the cause and symptoms, functional C. Encourage the patient to and often there are several mobility. participate in range of contributing factors. C. Muscle atrophy 6. Use of motion exercises in However, there are steps pharmacological limited procedure. can be brought on you can take to improve and by immobility. To your health and lower your nonpharmacologi avoid injury, assist chance of developing cal pain relief with ROM chronic or long-lasting back methods. D. Encourage the client to exercises as pain. have bed rest. needed. D. To promote calmness and comfort to the client and reduces pain and anxiety. Inflammatory back pain (IBP) E. Apply warm compress E.Heat therapy works by is a condition of pain on the area. relaxing the muscles localized to the axial spine increasing blood flow and and sacroiliac joints that is easing pain. chronic and is differentiated F. Educate the patient from mechanical back pain about the prescribed F. A greater patient by a set of key diagnostic pain management awareness of the nature of features. Inflammatory back strategy, including the pain, its treatment, and pain is associated strongly therapies, drug the role patient needs to with, but not diagnostic of, administration, side play in pain control is one several inflammatory effects, and possible of the most important conditions that may have complications. steps toward improved both axial and peripheral control of pain. pain features. Pain in inflammatory back pain is G. Provide the patient and more often localized to the the family enough lumbar spine and may be information about G. Lack of understanding associated with buttock pain chronic pain and the of the characteristics of that alternates from one various pain chronic pain and pain side to another; though, it is management treatment techniques patient characteristics, alternatives. might increase the chronicity, and pain patient’s burden of pain. progression that set IBP apart from other causes. The classic association of inflammatory back pain symptoms is with ankylosing spondylitis; however, IBP may also be present in other seronegative spondyloarthropathies such as psoriatic arthritis, enteropathic arthropathy, juvenile idiopathic arthritis, and reactive arthritis. The cause of inflammatory back pain may also be undifferentiated given the absence or combination of diagnostic features of any of these conditions.