This document presents nursing care plans for three different diagnoses: diarrhea, fatigue, and lack of oxygen. It includes the NANDA classification for each diagnosis, expected NOC nursing outcomes, measurement scales, and NIC nursing interventions such as diarrhea management, aromatherapy, and relaxation therapy.
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This document presents nursing care plans for three different diagnoses: diarrhea, fatigue, and lack of oxygen. It includes the NANDA classification for each diagnosis, expected NOC nursing outcomes, measurement scales, and NIC nursing interventions such as diarrhea management, aromatherapy, and relaxation therapy.
This document presents nursing care plans for three different diagnoses: diarrhea, fatigue, and lack of oxygen. It includes the NANDA classification for each diagnosis, expected NOC nursing outcomes, measurement scales, and NIC nursing interventions such as diarrhea management, aromatherapy, and relaxation therapy.
This document presents nursing care plans for three different diagnoses: diarrhea, fatigue, and lack of oxygen. It includes the NANDA classification for each diagnosis, expected NOC nursing outcomes, measurement scales, and NIC nursing interventions such as diarrhea management, aromatherapy, and relaxation therapy.
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Emergencies Diarrhea NURSING DIAGNOSIS (NANDA) (ED. FR.CD) CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING OUTCOMES (NOC) DOMAIN 3: Elimination and exchange CLASS 2: RESULT INDICATORS MEASUREMENT SCALE TARGET SCORE Gastrointestinal Function DOMAIN: 2 050101 – elimination 1- Seriously Maintain A: 12 PATTERN: 2 intestinal elimination Physiological Health pattern. compromised CLASS: elimination 050102 – control of 2- Substantially Increase To: 20? Intestinal elimination: related to infectious RESULT: bowel movements committed processes 501– Intestinal 050103- Color of feces. 3- Moderately engaged Manifested by: elimination 050129- Abdominal 4- Slightly Abdominal pain noises compromised Cramps 050111 – diarrhea 5- Uncommitted Elimination of at least three liquid stools a _______________________ day 1. Serious Hyper active bowel sounds 2. Substantial urge to defecate 3. Moderate 4. Mild 5. None
CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING INTERVENTIONS (NIC)
FIELD: 02 Physiological: Low CLASS: B Elimination control FIELD: 02 Basic physiological CLASS: b Elimination control
INTERVENTION: Management of diarrhea INTERVENTION: Management of diarrhea
Activities: Activities: o Determine the history of diarrhea o Obtain a stool sample for culture and antibiogram if diarrhea continues. o Evaluate the medication profile for gastrointestinal side effects. o Teach the correct use of anti-diarrheal medications. o Ask the patient/family members to record the color, volume, frequency and consistency of the stools. PREPARATION: COORDINATION: PREPARATION DATE REVIEW: REVISION DATE MEXICAN SOCIAL SECURITY INSTITUTE DIRECTORATE OF MEDICAL BENEFITS MEDICAL CARE UNIT COORDINATION OF HIGH SPECIALTY MEDICAL UNITS
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CARDIOLOGY Fatigue NURSING DIAGNOSIS (NANDA) (ED. FR.CD) CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING OUTCOMES (NOC) DOMAIN: 04 Activity/Rest CLASS: 03 Energy RESULT INDICATORS MEASUREMENT SCALE TARGET SCORE balance PATTERN: 04 Activity and Exercise DOMAIN: 01 301 – Rest time 1- Serious A first assessment will be made Functional health prior to the nursing intervention 302 – Pattern of rest 2- Substantial and a second assessment Fatigue related to Poor physical condition, stress CLASS: A Energy 303 – Quality of rest 3- Moderate based on what was obtained and occupation manifested by Increase in physical maintenance 310 – Appearance of 4- Mild after the nursing intervention, complaints, expresses tiredness, Expresses PATTERN: 05 recorded in the response and inability to maintain usual activities and lack of being rested 5- None Sleep/Rest evolution section of the clinical energy. RESULT: record sheet. 0003 - Rest
CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING INTERVENTIONS (NIC)
FIELD: 01 Physiological: Basic CLASS: E Promotion of comfort FIELD: 03 Behavioral CLASS: T Promotion of psychological comfort Physical INTERVENTION: Aromatherapy INTERVENTION: Relaxation therapy Activities: Activities: ° Obtain verbal consent to use aromatherapy. ° Explain the basis of relaxation and its benefits, limits and types of relaxation ° Before using a scent, determine the patient's response to the available (music, meditation. Rhythmic breathing, jaw relaxation and progressive chosen scent (e.g., likes or dislikes). muscle relaxation). ° Choose the appropriate essential oil or essential oil blend to ° Provide a detailed description of the chosen relaxation intervention. achieve the desired result. ° Observe if the patient experiences discomfort or nausea before ° Suggest the person adopt a comfortable position without restrictive clothing and and after administration. with their eyes closed. PREPARATION: COORDINATION: PREPARATION DATE REVIEW: REVISION DATE MEXICAN SOCIAL SECURITY INSTITUTE DIRECTORATE OF MEDICAL BENEFITS MEDICAL CARE UNIT COORDINATION OF HIGH SPECIALTY MEDICAL UNITS
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CARDIOLOGY Lack of oxygen NURSING DIAGNOSIS (NANDA) (ED. FR.CD) CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING OUTCOMES (NOC) DOMAIN: 4 Activity/Rest CLASS: 4 RESULT INDICATORS MEASUREMENT SCALE TARGET SCORE Cardiovascular/Respiratory Responses PATTERN: 04 Activity and Exercise DOMAIN: 02 40203 – Dyspnea at rest 1- Serious A first assessment will be made Physiological health prior to the nursing intervention 40204 - Dyspnea on 2- Substantial and a second assessment Activity intolerance related to imbalance between CLASS: E exertion 3- Moderate based on what was obtained oxygen supply and demand and bed rest Cardiopulmonary 40211 – O<sub>2</sub> 4- Mild after the nursing intervention, manifested by electrocardiographic changes PATTERN: 04 recorded in the response and indicative of arrhythmias, dyspnea on exertion, saturation. 5- None Activity/Exercise evolution section of the clinical expresses weakness, expresses fatigue, abnormal RESULT: 40213 – Findings on chest record sheet. heart rate in response to activity and abnormal 402 – Respiratory x-ray blood pressure in response to activity. status: Gas exchange
CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING INTERVENTIONS (NIC)
FIELD: 02 Physiological: Complex CLASS: K Respiratory Control FIELD: 04 Safety CLASS: V Risk control
Activities: Activities: ° Restrict smoking. ° Determine the patient's health risks, as appropriate. ° Prepare oxygen equipment and administer through a heated and ° Obtain information about normal behavior and routines. humidifying system. ° Ask the patient about their perception of their health status. ° Monitor the flow of liters of oxygen. ° Contact the doctor. As appropriate. ° Periodically check the oxygen delivery device to ensure that the prescribed concentration is delivered. ° Explain the results of diagnostic tests to the patient and family.
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DIRECTORATE OF MEDICAL BENEFITS MEDICAL CARE UNIT COORDINATION OF HIGH SPECIALTY MEDICAL UNITS LEVEL: SPECIALTY: NURSING CARE PLAN CARDIOLOGY Respiratory insufficiency NURSING DIAGNOSIS (NANDA) (ED. FR.CD) CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING OUTCOMES (NOC) DOMAIN: 04 Activity/Rest CLASS: 04 RESULT INDICATORS MEASUREMENT SCALE TARGET SCORE Cardiovascular/pulmonary response PATTERN: 04 Activity/Exercise DOMAIN: 2 41501 – Respiratory rate 1- Serious A first assessment will be made Physiological Health prior to the nursing intervention 41502 – Heart rate 2- Substantial and a second assessment Ineffective respiratory pattern related to pain, CLASS: E 41504 – Auscultated 3- Moderate based on what was obtained respiratory muscle fatigue, fatigue and obedience Cardiopulmonary respiratory sounds 4- Mild after the nursing intervention, manifested by nasal flaring, bradypnea, dyspnea PATTERN :01 Health recorded in the response and and decreased respiratory pressure. 41508 – Oxygen 5- None Perception/Manageme evolution section of the clinical nt saturation record sheet. RESULT: 41514 – Dyspnea at rest 415 – Respiratory status
CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING INTERVENTIONS (NIC)
FIELD: 02 Physiological: Complex CLASS: K Respiratory Control FIELD: 02 Physiological: Complete CLASS: K Respiratory Control
Activities: Activities: ° Maintain a patent airway. ° Monitor the frequency, rhythm, depth and effort of breathing. ° Position the patient in a way that relieves dyspnea. ° Observe if noisy breathing occurs, such as stridor or snoring. ° Assist with frequent position changes, as appropriate ° Monitor breathing patterns; bradypnea, tachypnea, hyperventilation, Kussmaul ° Auscultate respiratory sounds, observing areas of decreased or respirations, Cheyne-Stokes respirations, apneustic respiration, Biot and ataxic absence of ventilation and the presence of adventitious sounds. patterns.
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DIRECTORATE OF MEDICAL BENEFITS MEDICAL CARE UNIT COORDINATION OF HIGH SPECIALTY MEDICAL UNITS LEVEL: SPECIALTY: NURSING CARE PLAN CARDIOLOGY Pyrexia NURSING DIAGNOSIS (NANDA) (ED. FR.CD) CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING OUTCOMES (NOC) DOMAIN: 4 CLASS: 4 RESULT INDICATORS MEASUREMENT SCALE TARGET SCORE PATTERN: 04 DOMAIN: 02 230101 - Expected 1- Serious A first assessment will be made Hyperthermia related to increased metabolic rate, Physiological Health prior to the nursing intervention therapeutic effects 2- Substantial and a second assessment illness and medications manifested by CLASS: AA Therapeuticpresent 3- Moderate based on what was obtained tachycardia, tachypnea, seizures and increase in Response 230102 – Expected 4- Mild after the nursing intervention, body temperature above the normal limit. PATTERN: 01 Health recorded in the response and changes in blood 5- None Perception/Manageme evolution section of the clinical nt biochemistry record sheet. RESULT: 230103 – Expected 2301 – Response to changes in symptoms Medication 230105 – Allergic reactions CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING INTERVENTIONS (NIC) FIELD: 02 Physiological: Complex CLASS: H Drug Control FIELD: 02 Physiological: Complete CLASS: H Drug Control
INTERVENTION: Medication Administration INTERVENTION: Medication Control
Activities: Activities: ° Maintain facility policy and procedures for accurate and safe ° Check the medication list with indications and medical history to ensure that the list medication administration. is accurate and complete. ° Follow the five rules of correct medication administration. ° Control medications with changes in the patient's condition or with medication ° Verify the prescription or medication order before administering changes. the drug. ° Control medications at all transition points, such as admission, transfer and discharge.
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DIRECTORATE OF MEDICAL BENEFITS MEDICAL CARE UNIT COORDINATION OF HIGH SPECIALTY MEDICAL UNITS LEVEL: SPECIALTY: NURSING CARE PLAN CARDIOLOGY IRC NURSING DIAGNOSIS (NANDA) (ED. FR.CD) CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING OUTCOMES (NOC) DOMAIN: 11 Safety/Protection CLASS: 02 Physical RESULT INDICATORS MEASUREMENT SCALE TARGET SCORE Injury PATTERN: 01 Health Perception/Management DOMAIN: 02 110502 – Local skin 1- Serious A first assessment will be made Physiological Health prior to the nursing intervention coloring 2- Substantial and a second assessment Risk of vascular trauma related to catheter caliber, CLASS: L Tissue 110503 – Local 3- Moderate based on what was obtained inadequate catheter fixation, catheter type, Integrity suppuration 4- Mild after the nursing intervention, insertion site, and solution composition (e.g., PATTERN: NA recorded in the response and concentration, chemical irritant, temperature, 110506 – Tremor 5- None RESULT: evolution section of the clinical pH). 1105 – Integrity of 110508 – Local record sheet. Access for hemorrhage Hemodialysis 110514 – Clotting time 110515 - Local hypersensitivity CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING INTERVENTIONS (NIC) FIELD: 04 Safety CLASS: V Risk Control FIELD: 02 Physiological: Complex CLASS: L Skin/wound control
INTERVENTION: Protection Against Infections INTERVENTION: Insertion Site Care
Activities: Activities: ° Observe signs and symptoms of systemic and localized infection ° Explain the procedure to the patient through sensory preparation. ° Observe the patient's vulnerability to infections ° Inspect the insertion site for erythema, inflammation, or signs of dehiscence or ° Follow proper precautions in patients with neutropenia, if evisceration. applicable. ° Observe the characteristics of any drainage. ° Maintain asepsis for the at-risk patient ° Apply isolation techniques, if necessary. ° Clean the area surrounding the incision with an appropriate antiseptic solution. ° Observe if there are signs and symptoms of infection in the incision. PREPARATION: COORDINATION: PREPARATION DATE REVIEW: REVISION DATE
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DIRECTORATE OF MEDICAL BENEFITS MEDICAL CARE UNIT COORDINATION OF HIGH SPECIALTY MEDICAL UNITS LEVEL: SPECIALTY: NURSING CARE PLAN CARDIOLOGY Blood Infection NURSING DIAGNOSIS (NANDA) (ED. FR.CD) CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING OUTCOMES (NOC) DOMAIN: 11 Safety/Protection CLASS: 02 Physical RESULT INDICATORS MEASUREMENT SCALE TARGET SCORE Injury PATTERN: 04 Activity/Exercise DOMAIN: 02 40101 - Systolic blood 1- Serious A first assessment will be made Physiological Health prior to the nursing intervention pressure 2- Substantial and a second assessment Risk of shock related to hypotension, hypoxia and CLASS: E 40102 – Diastolic blood 3- Moderate based on what was obtained infection. Cardiopulmonary pressure 4- Mild after the nursing intervention, RESULT: recorded in the response and 40103 – Pulse pressure 5- None 401 – Circulatory State evolution section of the clinical 40105 - PVC record sheet. 40121 – Ascites 40123 – Fatigue 40137 – Oxygen saturation CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING INTERVENTIONS (NIC) FIELD: 02 Physiological: Complex CLASS: N Control of Tissue Perfusion FIELD: 02 Physiological: Complete CLASS: N Control of Tissue Perfusion
Activities: Activities: ° Monitor heart rate and rhythm. ° Perform a thorough assessment of peripheral circulation (e.g., check peripheral ° Auscultate heart sounds. pulses, edema, capillary refill, color, and temperature). ° Monitor intake and output, diuresis and daily weight, if ° Inspect the skin for arterial ulcers or tissue continuity. applicable. ° Monitor water status, including inputs and outputs. ° Obtain a 12-lead ECG, as appropriate. ° Perform a chest x-ray, if appropriate.
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DIRECTORATE OF MEDICAL BENEFITS MEDICAL CARE UNIT COORDINATION OF HIGH SPECIALTY MEDICAL UNITS LEVEL: SPECIALTY: NURSING CARE PLAN CARDIOLOGY Fluid retention NURSING DIAGNOSIS (NANDA) (ED. FR.CD) CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING OUTCOMES (NOC) DOMAIN: 02 Nutrition CLASS: 05 Hydration RESULT INDICATORS MEASUREMENT SCALE TARGET SCORE PATTERN: 02 Nutritional/Metabolic DOMAIN: 04 Health 183501 – Causes and 1- Serious A first assessment will be made Excess fluid volume related to compromise of Knowledge and prior to the nursing intervention contributing factors 2- Substantial and a second assessment regulatory mechanisms, excess fluid intake and Behavior 183502 – Signs and 3- Moderate based on what was obtained excess sodium intake manifested by agitation, CLASS: S Health symptoms of early disease 4- Mild after the nursing intervention, intake greater than loss, weight gain in a short Knowledge recorded in the response and period of time, changes in blood pressure, 183503 – Benefits of 5- None RESULT: evolution section of the clinical changes in respiratory pattern, electrolyte 1835 – Knowledge: disease control record sheet. imbalance, dyspnea and edema. Management of Heart 183504 – Basic actions of Failure the heart
CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING INTERVENTIONS (NIC)
FIELD: 03 Behavioral CLASS: S Patient education FIELD: 01 Physiological: Basic CLASS: D Nutritional Support
INTERVENTION: Teaching: Disease Process INTERVENTION: Teaching: Prescribed Diet
Activities: Activities: ° Explain the pathophysiology of the disease and its relationship ° Indicate to the patient the proper name of the prescribed diet. with anatomy and physiology, according to each case. ° Explain the purpose of following the diet for general health. ° Describe the common signs and symptoms of the disease, as ° Inform the patient about how long the diet should be followed. appropriate. ° Inform the patient about allowed and prohibited foods. ° Describe the disease process, as appropriate. ° Identify changes in the patient's physical status. ° Reinforce the importance of continuous monitoring and changing needs that may require additional modifications to the dietary care plan.
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DIRECTORATE OF MEDICAL BENEFITS MEDICAL CARE UNIT COORDINATION OF HIGH SPECIALTY MEDICAL UNITS LEVEL: SPECIALTY: NURSING CARE PLAN CARDIOLOGY Obesity NURSING DIAGNOSIS (NANDA) (ED. FR.CD) CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING OUTCOMES (NOC) DOMAIN: 02 Nutrition RESULT INDICATORS MEASUREMENT SCALE TARGET SCORE CLASS: 01 Ingestion PATTERN: 04 Activity and Exercise DOMAIN: 02 100801 – Oral food 1- Serious A first assessment will be made Physiological Health prior to the nursing intervention ingestion 2- Substantial and a second assessment Nutritional imbalance: intake higher than needs CLASS: K Digestion and 100803 – Ingestion of oral 3- Moderate based on what was obtained related to excessive intake in relation to metabolic Nutrition liquids 4- Mild after the nursing intervention, needs manifested by eating in response to internal RESULT: recorded in the response and cues other than hunger (such as anxiety), 100804 – Administration 5- None 1008 – Nutritional evolution section of the clinical sedentary lifestyle and body weight 20% higher Status: Food and Liquid of IV fluids record sheet. than the ideal according to body size and Intake constitution.
CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING INTERVENTIONS (NIC)
FIELD: 02 Physiological: Basic CLASS: D Nutritional Support FIELD: 01 Physiological: Basic CLASS: D Nutritional Support
Activities: Activities: ° Identify the prescribed diet. ° Establish a therapeutic relationship based on trust and respect. ° Facilitate oral hygiene after meals. ° Establish the duration of the advisory relationship. ° Give the opportunity to smell food to stimulate appetite. ° Establish realistic short- and long-term goals for changing nutritional status. ° Accompany the food with water, if necessary. ° Discuss nutritional needs and the patient's perception of the ° Record intake, if appropriate. ° Eat without haste, slowly. prescribed/recommended diet. ° Wash your face and hands after eating. PREPARATION: COORDINATION: PREPARATION DATE REVIEW: REVISION DATE
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DIRECTORATE OF MEDICAL BENEFITS MEDICAL CARE UNIT COORDINATION OF HIGH SPECIALTY MEDICAL UNITS LEVEL: SPECIALTY: NURSING CARE PLAN CARDIOLOGY Stress NURSING DIAGNOSIS (NANDA) (ED. FR.CD) CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING OUTCOMES (NOC) DOMAIN: 02 Nutrition RESULT INDICATORS MEASUREMENT SCALE TARGET SCORE CLASS: 01 Ingestion PATTERN: 04 Activity and Exercise DOMAIN: 03 121201 – Increased blood 1- Serious A first assessment will be made Psychosocial Health prior to the nursing intervention pressure 2- Substantial and a second assessment Overload stress related to repeated stressors CLASS: M Psychological 121206 – Tension 3- Moderate based on what was obtained (Chronic Renal Failure) manifested by Wellbeing headache 4- Mild after the nursing intervention, demonstrating increasing feelings of impatience, RESULT: recorded in the response and expressing problems with decision making, 121207 – Sweaty palms 5- None 1212 – Stress Levels evolution section of the clinical expressing a feeling of pressure, and expressing a 121212 – Upset stomach record sheet. feeling of tension. 121214 – Sleep disorders
CLASSIFICATION OF NURSING INTERVENTIONS (NIC)
FIELD: 03 Behavioral CLASS: R Coping Help FIELD: 03 Behavioral CLASS: R Coping Help
INTERVENTION: Emotional Support INTERVENTION: Mood Control
Activities: Activities: ° Support the use of appropriate defense mechanisms. ° Assess mood (signs, symptoms, personal history) initially and safely, as treatment ° Help the patient recognize feelings such as anxiety, anger or progresses. sadness. ° Determine if the patient poses a risk to the safety of himself or others. ° Listen to expressions of feelings and beliefs. ° Monitor the patient's physical condition (body weight and hydration). ° Provide support during denial, anger, negotiation and acceptance of the stages of grief.