Skin Integrity and Hygiene Dry, scaly skin pale skin color thick and discolored fingernails scabbed over wound on forehead abrasions on forehead edema on left foot ted hose on left foot Temperature Maintenance hands cool to touch afebrile Abnormal Assessment Data Oxygen - Respiratory non productive cough barrel shaped chest wheezes in upper bilat lobes 3 liters O2 O2 sat of 80% shallow breathing Hx of COPD Placed on BIPAP overnight Oxygen - Cardiovascular Hx of coronary heart disease wheezes in upper bilat lobes afilbrullation O2 sat of 80%
Rest, Sleep, and Relief from Pain verbalizes pain/discomfort facial expression: Grimace pain located in rt leg/ankle leg guarding PIL: 8/10 use of BIPAP overnight
Fluid and Electrolytes hemoglobin level under 8 rcv'd 2 units of blood rcv'd 1 unit of plasma Edema in left foot
Neurological Function decreased visual acuity Orientated unless on pain meds decreased hearing acuity
Personal Safety Rt ankle splint decreased mobility status smoker no siderails On pain meds
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Other psychosocial data Smoker watches tv impact on activity level loves his 2 dogs
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patient looks more calm and advised that he can breathe eas Evaluation Reduce crackles in bilateral lobe Patient presents with decreased difficulty breathing Patient maintains O2sats of 85% or higher Patient exhibits a more calm and restful state
Acute Pain movement of bone fragments, edema and injury to soft tissue related to trauma reports of pain, self-focusing/narrowed focus, facial mask of pain Goal Evaluation patient will verbalize relief of pain before end of shift (Current PIL 8/10, goal is 4/10) Goal was met, pain rated at 3/10 by end of shift Interventions Evaluation Rationale Relieves pain and prevents bone Maintain immobilization of right ankle by means of bedrest and splint Patient verbalized relief of pain displacement/extension of tissue injury Elevate and support right ankle Medicate with pain medication prior to care activities Apply ice pack to right ankle Promotes venous return, decreases edema, and may reduce pain Promotes muscle relaxation and enhances participation Reduces edema and hematoma formation, decreased pain sensation
Patients was more willing to complete bath once pain medication taken effect
Unknown if goal was met: Patient remained in splint throughout however, patient did advise that pain in ankle was not as inte
Source:
Doenges, M.E., Moorhouse,M.F., & Murr, A.C. (2009-2011) Nursing Care Plans Guidelines for Individualizing Client Care Across the Life Span (8th ed). F.A. Da
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Elimination - Urinary Decreased output dark yellow urine usage of Foley catheter
Self-concept and Self-esteem reduced energy levels disorganized thinking while on pain medication
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Patient displays relaxed manner; sleeps and relaxes appropriately Patients was more willing to complete bath once pain medications had taken effect Unknown if goal was met: Patient remained in splint throughout shift; however, patient did advise that pain in ankle was not as intense
& Murr, A.C. (2009-2011) Nursing Care Plans Guidelines for Individualizing Client Care Across the Life Span (8th ed). F.A. Davis Co.
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Redlands Community College Nursing Program Assessment Based on Human Needs Framework
Prioritize your client's top categories. Identify why you chose to prioritize the needs in the order you have chosen Human Needs Framework Category 1 Oxygen-Respiratory Rationale Non-productive cough, bilateral diminished lung sounds, wheezing in lungs bilaterally, barrell shaped chest, pt is on constant oxygen, hx of COPD, O2 sat of 80%, shallow breathing, use of BIPAP machine Verbalization of pain, grimacing, pain located in right anke due to fx, PIL: 8/10, Use of BIPAP machine Afibrllation, O2 sat of 80%, Hx of CAD Edema in left foot, 2 units of blood and 1 unit of plasma administered; hemoglobin less than 8
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