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Child Health Nursing - Nursing Process On Iron Deficiency Anemia - 16-03-2021
Child Health Nursing - Nursing Process On Iron Deficiency Anemia - 16-03-2021
Submitted to :
Madam A. Khatun
Senior Faculty Submitted by:
Govt. College of Nursing Riya Sarkar
N.R.S.M.C & H, Kolkata M.Sc. Nursing 1 st year
Govt. College of Nursing
N.R.S.M.C. & H, Kolkata
Health assessment
Identification Data :
Name of the baby : Arman Islam
Age : 2 years
Sex : Male
Religion : Muslim
Body Weight : 10 kgs
Name of Mother : Jhuma Bibi
Name of Father : Sk. Akttar
Identification Mark : Not Significant
Education : 8 t h pass
Registration No. : 80027
Bed No. : N-26
Under Doctor : Unit-III
Name of Operation : Not significant
Date of Operation : Not significant
Diagnosis : iron deficiency Anemia
Informant :
Reliability of the informant : Reliable
Relationship with the child : The child’s mother
Chief Complains :
The child having diarrhea, vomiting, pale and lethargic and sudden
unconscious.
Prenatal History :
Age of Mother : 29 year
Previous obstetrical history : No previous obstetrical history present
Maternal history :
1 s t trimester : Anemia present, No other significant
obstetric history
2 n d trimester : Anemia persist
3 r d trimester : Anemia persist
Family History
Name Education Occupation
Father - Sk. Akttar 8 t h pass Daily
worker
Mother - Jhuma Bibi 8 t h pass Housewife
Type of Family Joint
Number of family 7
Genogram
O = Female
= Male
= Child
patient
Dietary History
Breast Feeding up to 6 month of age
Supplementary feeding Given
Diet habit Mixed
Socio-economic history
Types of house Kachha
Electricity Present
Water supply Govt. Water Supply
Sanitary history Moderate
Neonatal History :
Feeding problem : Anorexia
Duration of feeding : Not maintained
Jaundice : Absent
Birth asphyxia : Absent
Immunization history
Patient Value
Date Investigation Normal Value Remark
Hb(gm%) 8% (10.5-12%) Decreased
TC 1200 1,300-230000 Cumm Decreased
Platelet 4,50000 cumm 1,50000-4,50000 Normal
MCV 86.3 80-96 g/dl Normal
MCH 26.7 27-33 pg Decreased
10-02-2021 Neutrophils 52% 32-52% Normal
Lymphocyte 40% 20-40% Normal
Monocyte 6% (4-8)% Normal
Eosinophils 3% (2-3)% Normal
Basophil 0% 0-0.5% Normal
Sodium 139 meq/kg 139-146meq/lit Normal
Potassium 3.9 meq/L 4.1-5.3meq/l Normal
Alkaline
phosphate
Glucose 65mg/dl 60-100mg/dl Normal
Bilirubin <2 <2 Normal
Bleeding Time 2 min 1-9 min Normal
Clotting Time 2 min 1.50-2.30min Normal
Patient
Date Investigation Normal Value Remark
Value
12-02-2021 Hb% 9% 10.5-12% Decreased
ABG
pH 7.25 7.35-7.45 Decreased
PCo 2 50 30-45 Increased
Po 2 78 85-110 Decreased
HC0 3 16.0 16.3-23.9 Decreased
Hematocrit 26% 33-42% Decreased
ESR 40mm/hr 20-30mm/hr Increased
5. Blood 100ml Iv OD 7 am
transfusion
(RBc)
Treatment History Date : 12 -02-2021
Sl.
Name of Drug Dose Route Frequency Time
No.
1. Zincovit syrup 5 ml oral BD 12am – 12pm
Vital Sign
Temperature - 101F
Pulse - 140 b/min
BP - 90/60 mm Hg
Fontanelles
Anterior - Closed
Posterior - Closed
Neck :
Webbing of neck -Absent
Torticolis -Absent
Enlargement -Absent
Thyroid or neck swelling -Absent
Movement -Normal
Tonic neck reflex -
Face :
Asymmetry -Absent, paralysis – Absent
tenderness over sinuses - Absent
Ears :
Position -At the level of outer canther of eye
Size -symmetrical
Cartilage formation - Wel formed
Any discharge - Absent
Hearing abilities - Normal
Eyes :
Position symmetrical, Pupillary size – Normal
and shape
Inner canthill diameter
Discharge Absent Reaction to – Normal light
Redness Absent
Sclera White Visual activity -Normal
Conjunctiva - pale
Nose :
Potency -Normal Septum – well deviated septum
Flaring -Absent
Nasolabial flood -Normal
Discharge -Absent
Other -No problem identified
Throat :
Lips -Dehydrated
Symmetrical facial movements -Present
Platelet -wel formed
Tongue -white coated
Secretions -Absent
Mouth Ulcer -Present
Voice -Normal
Cry -Poor
Chest :
Shapped -Normal
Respiratory -40b/min
Retraction/granting -present
Apnea -Absent
Breath -Normal breathing sound
Breast tissue -6 cm
Breathing difficulty -present
Cardio Vascular :
Heart rate -144 b/min
Unusual rhythm/mumurs -abnormal rhythm
Cyanosis (acrocynosis) -absent
Pulse -144 b/min
Abdomen :
Shape -Normal shape, Abdominal girth is 34 cm
Distension -Absent
Liver -Not palpable
Spleen -Not palpable
Muscle tone
Posture -Normal
Passive tone -Normal
Active tone -Normal
1 s t Day
Physical Examination
General appearance
Body build:- Fatigue, Edema in Lower extremities
Activity : - Less active.
Cry : - weak cry
Colour : - Pale
Vital Sign
Temperature 100F
Pulse 140b/min
BP 99/66 mm Hg
Respiration rate 44 b/min
Skin
pale appearance of body, lesion present in hand and leg
Nails are thin, brittle and flat
Head
Dandruff present in scalp. There is no discharge or bleeding
Anterior and posterior fontenelle is closed
Hair
Hair colour is brown and rough.
Face
Normal expression is maintained during examination. No scar mark
present
Eye
Child eye are normal in size and shape. Eyes are bilaterally symmetrical
papillary reaction and blinking reflex are present. Sign at anemia is
present.
Ear
Ears are bilaterally symmetrical, No hearing difficulty. No abnormal
sound is present
Chest
Trachycardia 160 b/min, Trachypnea 40 b/min, size & shape is normal.
No abnormal sound is present
Abdomen Normal
Lower extremities Edema present
Upper extremities Normal
Impression skin colour is pale, lesion present, nails are thin,
brittle and that, hair colour is brown & rough, sign of
anemia present in eye.
Date & Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Goal Intervention Rationale Implementation Evaluation
Time
Subjective Data Fatigue related to To minimize To observe the To early detection The child vital Increased
Child mother say decreased oxygen fatigue and to child for vital of any defer sign are checked child activity
that he is very supply to the tissue as relief signs and other condition of 2 hourly level
weak, and respiratory related features health & prompt Temperature 100F
evidence by child Hb
complain of head problem action
reeling level is 8g/dl child
having loss of Positioning the To improve
Child positioned in
appetite and Fatigue child in upright respiratory statusup right position
Objective Data position. provided client
Fatigue Promote rest and To provide client comfort to
Weakness sleep comfort improved rest
Hb% - 8g/dl and sleep advice
to
Loss of
Advice to
appetite Allowing foods To prevent iron provided child
Trachycardia containing more deficiency in iron containing
(160b/min) calories and iron body & energy food in daily diet
Trachypnea (32 improved as chicken,
b/min) lentils, beams,
Edema in Lower egg., soya sea
food
leg.
Date & Assessment Nursing Goal Intervention Rationale Implementation Evaluation
Time Diagnosis
Subjective Data Altered nutrition To provide providing diet rich in To improve child Advice mother to Improved
Child mother Less than body adequate protein and iron nutritional status provide protein and child
say that ‘she requirements nutritional according to food iron absorption in iron rich diet such dietary
intake preference and body as egg, seafood pattern
cannot want to related to
availability chicken as per child
take food’ inadequate To advice mother to To maintain child choice
dietary intake and give small amount nutritional status
chronic blood frequent food Advice mother to
Objective data loss, as evidence To encourage the child give small amount
-Pallor by child is pallor for positive attempt To improve child frequent food
-Edema in edema in lower to take food dietary pattern
Giving iron Encouraged the child
lower limp limp and sore in
supplementation in for positive attempt
-Sore in the mouth between meals with To increases iron to take food in play
mouth fruit juice as per level in body to activitis
doctor advice prevent anemia
Vital Sign
Temperature 101F
Pulse 144 b/min
BP 90/60 mmHg
Respiration rate 44 b/min
Anthropometric measurement
Body weight - 10 kg
Head circumference -40 cm
Chest circumference -34 cm
Mid arm circumference -12cm
height -75cm
Skin
pale appearance of body, lesion present in hand and leg
Nails are thin, brittle and flat
Head
Dandruff present in scalp. There is no discharge or bleeding
Anterior and posterior fontenelle is closed
Face
Normal expression is maintained during examination. No scar mark present
Hair
Hair colour is brown and rough
Eyes
Child eye are normal in size and shape. Eyes are bilaterally symmetrical papillary reaction
and blinking reflex are present. Sign at anemia is present.
Ear
Ears are bilaterally symmetrical, No hearing difficulty. No abnormal sound is present
Chest
Trachycardia 160 b/min, Trachypnea 40 b/min, size & shape is normal. No abnormal sound
is present
Abdomen
Bowel sound is present, There is no scar mark
Upper & Lower extremities
Upper and Lower extremities are bilaterally symmetrical
Pollydactyl and syndactyl is not present. Swelling is present in
Lower extrimities
Genetalia Genetalia is clean
Impression : The child is physically weak,
Decreased body weight
Fever is present i.e. 101F
Date & Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Goal Intervention Rationale Implementation Evaluation
Time
Subjective Data Risk for infection To prevent and Promote hygienic To prevent Promoted hygienic Child body
Child mother sayrelated to the general treat infection measures and infection measures & temperature
that “his body weakness & diseases and maintain general general is reduced
feel hot, and he child body cleantines cleanness Respiration
condition as evidence
feel irritable” temperature 36 b/min
by client body Avoid exposure to Pulse 120
temperature is avoid exposure to To prevent cold and cold by b/m
Objective Data increased 101F cold and cough providing client
Fever infection blankets
Temperature Hand washing is
maintain aseptic To prevent cross done before
101F
technique and infection started any care
Pulse-160b/min hand washing
Respiration 40 practice during
b/min care
Cough TRP recorded 4
Recording of TRP To collect the hours interval
at 4 hours baseline data of
interved child health
condition provided child
provide an To prevent antibiotic
tipyretics, infection and Meropenem
antibiotics as per reduced child 350mg Iv as per
doctor advice body temperature doctor advice
Date & Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Goal Intervention Rationale Implementation Evaluation
Time
Subjective Data Altered growth and To promote Instructing the To improve child The mother is Dietary
Child mother say development growth and mother to provide growth & instructed to intake
that ‘he is not related to decreased development of adequate protein development provide adequate increased
developed as per the child and to containing food in protein Mother is
energy level and
age’ treat daily dietary containing food concerned
poor general malnutrition intake. in daily dietary about care
condition as well as intake of the child
Objective Data diseases condition & accept
Body weight as evidence by Explaining about To improved child Explained mother the
height child body weigh is importance of dietary pattern about importance instructions
less than age improved dietary of improved
MUAC
intake especially dietary in take
Head low cost food especially low
Circumference item, iron and cost food item as
Chest protein containing egg, spinach etc.
circumferance food
To improved child
Encouraging child activity level Encouraged child
play and other play activities
recreational
activities To check child
proper growth
Instructing the as per age Instructed mother
mother to to continue care
continue care at at home and
home and regular check regular
weight check up weight gain
Day – 3
Physical Examination
General appearance
Vital sign
Temperature 99F
BP 90/60 mmHg
Pulse 136 b/min
Respiration rate 32 b/min
Skin
pale appearance of body, lesion present in hand and leg
Nails are thin, brittle and flat
Head
Dandruff present in scalp. There is no discharge or bleeding
Anterior and posterior fontenelle is closed
Face
Normal expression is maintained during examination. No scar mark present
Hair
Hair colour is brown and rough
Eyes
Child eye are normal in size and shape. Eyes are bilaterally symmetrical papillary reaction
and blinking reflex are present. Sign at anemia is present.
Ear
Ears are bilaterally symmetrical, No hearing difficulty. No abnormal sound is present
Chest
Trachycardia 136 b/min, Trachypnea 40 b/min, size & shape is normal. No abnormal sound
is present
Abdomen
Upper & Lower extremities
Genitalia
Fluid intake Fluid output
2000 ml Urine 1800 ml
Oral 1000 ml Vomiting present
Iv fluid ½ DNS – 1000 ml 24 hour Diarrhoea Present
Impression :
Child have fluid imbalance and risk for imbalance fluid volume and
deficit of fluid balance. Diarrhea and vomiting present.
Date & Assessment Nursing Goal Intervention Rationale Implementation Evaluation
Time Diagnosis
Subjective DataKnowledge To improve Explaining about To prevent infection Explained about The mother
Mother is very deficit related to knowledge importance of food importance of food listen the
much anxious child care as by health hygiene, general hygiene, general information
teaching cleanliness, cleanliness use of carefully
about child
evidence by
regarding wearing of shoe latrine prevention and ensure
health and say mother is very disease use of latrine, of infection and to follow at
mother say thatmuch anxious condition prevention of worm infestation home
is that the about child health infections and
disease is curecondition worm infestation To improved child Explained mother
able or not Explaining about nutritional status about importance of
importance of improved dietary
improved dietary intake in low cost
intake in low-cost food item like egg
Objective data food item spinach
-Anxiety Discussing about To give information Discussed about
-Illiterate support facilities about health care support facilities
mother of poor available in the facilities available in the
family community community.
Informing about the For early defection of Informed about the
signs of any deteriation of signs of
deterioration or health deterioration or any
and complication complication eg
pallor, edema
Date & Assessment Nursing Goal Intervention Rationale Implementation Evaluation
Time Diagnosis
Subjective DataRisk for fluid To improve Monitor accurate To maintain child Monitored accurate Child fluid
Child mother volume deficit child fluid fluid intake fluid balance in the fluid intake balance is
say that ‘he related to the balance in the according to oral body according to oral maintained
body & intake or parental and parental fluid
have loose
child suffering
prevent fluid administration
motion and
from diarrhea and diarrhea and administration
vomited more vomiting as vomiting Monitor accurate To early defection of Monitored accurate
than 4 times evidence by child intake and output fluid volume deficit intake and output
imbalanced and keep accurate in the body and keep accurate
intake output records and records and monitor
Objective data report monitor laboratory laboratory values
values
-Diarrhea
provide frequent To prevent provided frequent
-Vomiting mouth care and dehydration of lip mouth care
-Trachy cardia application of & creak in lip
160b/min emollient to lips
Changes position To prevent pressure Position changes
frequently to sore frequently
Prognosis
1 s t day
Temperature 100F
Respiration 44 b/m
Bp 99/66mm Hg
Pulse 160 b/m
Anthropometric measurement
Body weight 10 kg
Head circumference 40 cm
Chest circumference 34 cm
Midarm circumference 12 cm
Anthropometric measurement
Height 80cm
Body Weight 10 kg
Head circumference 40 cm
Chest circumference 34 cm
Midarm circumference 12 cm
Anthropometric measurement
Height 80cm
Body Weight 10 kg
Head circumference 40 cm
Chest circumference 34 cm
Midarm circumference 12 cm
1. Risk for third volume deficit related to the child suffering from
diarrhea and vomiting as evidence by child intake output report.
Prognosis :
The short term prognosis for most patients is excellent. However, if
the underlying cause is not corrected, the prognosis is poor. Chronic iron
deficiency can lead to death from an underlying lung or heart disorder.
Conclusion :
Body iron status can usually be assessed by considering the Hb, red
cell indices and serum ferreting concentration, along with evidence of
inflammation, infection and liver disease.
Food containing as corbic acid like citrus food, broccoli and other
dark green vegetables improved iron absorption in body.
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