NURSING CARE PLAN ASSESSMENT Subjective: “Hindi ko alam ang gagawin sa sugat ko” as verbalized by the patient. Objective: • Statement of misinterpretati on. Request for information. V/S taken as follows: T: 37.3 P: 80 R: 19 BP: 120/80 DIAGNOSIS • Knowledge deficient regarding condition and self care related to information misinterpre tation. • INFERENCE Cholecystect omy is the surgical removal of the gallbladder, a small pearshaped sac that is located directly beneath the liver in the upper
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Post incision and drainage Cues | Diagnosis | Inference | Plan of care | Nursing Interventions | Rationale | Evaluation | Subjective:“ sakit sugat ko dito ma” as verbalized by the patientObjective: * Localized erythema and edema * (+) pruritus on the site of the incision. * (+) Facial grimace * (+)Irritability
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November 17, 2012 ASSESSMENT | DIAGNOSIS | SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION | PLANNING | IMPLEMENTATION | RATIONALE | EVALUATION | Subjective:“hindi na siya makaramdam masyado sa kanan na bahagi ng katawan niya,” as verbalized by the SOindi naObjective: * response to stimuli: * pressure (-) * tickling (-) * pain (-) * on right side of the body * patient responds to normal tone and volume of voice but does not respond to whisper on both ears * trigeminal nerve assessment (sensory) * patient
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Nursing Theory Plan of Care Fintan O’Connell NUR/513 May 23, 2012 Francine McDonald Care Plan for Ronald Issler |Nursing Process |Data and Relevant Information | |1. Breathe normally |Complains of shortness of breath, oxygen saturation 88% on room air, | | |heart rate 58
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Running head: NURSING CARE PLAN II Nursing Care Plan II Maria Milazzo Cochise College Nursing 123 April 16, 2010 Maxine Parmley RN, MSN Nursing Care Plan II Setting and Demographics My scheduled clinical rotation at Life Care Center began on April 8th. Mrs. X, a long-term resident, was the patient I had chosen. I had conducted several patient interviews and she appeared to be an interesting patient. After passing out the morning medicines to the resident’s, I made my way down the hall
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Running Head: NEWBORN ASSESSMENT AND CARE PLAN Newborn Assessment and Care Plan Newborn Assessment On 1/29/09, at 0610, 39 week gestational age, 7lb 4.6oz, black male was born to 18 year old mother. Infant born via vaginal delivery with assistance of vacuum extraction, nuchal cord x1 noted. Mother received adequate prenatal care beginning at 8weeks. Prenatal medications included Iron supplements and prenatal vitamins. Prenatal complication included pregnancy induced hypertension. Onset of
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Nursing for Health and Wellbeing 2012 Patient Name: Jake Anderson Student Name: Linda Nguyen Student Number: 17532189 Nursing Issue: Development, risk of delayed due to poor nutrition and inefficient social interaction as evidence by Jake’s limited speech and often refuses to eat lunch. Goal/s: To promote a healthy nutritional intake and increase social interactions to prevent delayed physical and psychological development. INTERVENTION | RATIONALES FOR INTERVENTIONS |
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Implement and monitor nursing care for clients with acute health problems. Contribute to complex nursing care of clients. Administer and monitor medications. Administer and monitor IV meds. Assessment 2 Post-op Case Study Assessment 2 Question 1. Identify a minimum of 5 nursing actions, in order of priority you would perform related to above information. Mrs Abu has had a considerable change in her vital signs (blood pressure lowered, her pulse is rapid, her respirations increased
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Heart Failure secondary to CAD, HCVD Age: 61 years old Chief Complaint: Cough, Difficulty of Breathing Sex: Male Attending Physician: A.T. Status: Married Nursing Care Plan General Objective: Facilitate the maintenance of a supply of oxygen to all body cells. |Cues |Nursing Diagnosis |Rationale |Specific Objective |Interventions |Rationale |Evaluation
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Nursing Theory Plan of Care Nursing Theory Plan of Care Transforming nursing research evidence into practice and policy is essential for the provision of quality care. Research utilization is defined as “the systematic process of transferring research knowledge into practice for the purpose of understanding, validating, enhancing, or changing practice” and has a potential to influence attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors of healthcare providers and recipients, alike (Matthew-Maich, Ploeg, Jack
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