Mendefinisikan Karakteristik
■ Disuria ■ Retensi urin
■ Sering batal ■ Urin urgensi
■ Keraguan
■ Nokturia
■ Inkontinensia urin
Related Factors
■ Obstruksi anatomis ■ Kerusakan motorik sensorik
■ Beberapa kausalitas ■ Infeksi saluran kemih
Definisi
Pola fungsi urin untuk memenuhi kebutuhan eliminatory, yang dapat
diperkuat.
Mendefinisikan Karakteristik
■ Mengungkapkan keinginan
untuk meningkatkan
eliminasi urin
Domain 3. Eliminasi dan Pertukaran Kelas 1. Fungsi Urin
00020
Inkontinensia kencing fungsional
(1986, 1998)
Definisi
Ketidakmampuan orang benua biasa untuk mencapai toilet pada
waktunya untuk menghindari hilangnya air seni secara tidak disengaja.
Mendefinisikan Karakteristik
■ Sepenuhnya ■ Waktu antara sensasi dorongan
mengosongkan kandung dan kemampuan mencapai toilet
kemih sepenuhnya terlalu pendek
■ Inkontinensia urin di pagi ■ Membatalkan sebelum
hari mencapai toilet
■ Sensasi kebutuhan untuk
batal
Related Factors
■ Kerusakan neuromuskular
■ Perubahan fungsi kognitif ■ Kelainan psikologis
■ Perubahan faktor ■ Melemahnya struktur pelvic
lingkungan pendukung
■ Gangguan penglihatan
Domain 3. Eliminasi dan Pertukaran Kelas 1. Fungsi Urin
00176
Overflow inkontinensia urin
(2006; LOE 2.1)
Definisi
3. Hilangnya urin tanpa disengaja yang terkait dengan
Eli overdistention kandung kemih.
mi
na
tio
n Defining Characteristics
an ■ Distensi kandung kemih ■ Kebocoran volume urin tanpa
d ■ Volume residu post-void disengaja
Ex ■ Nocturia
ch
yang tinggi
an
ge
Related Factors
■ Obstruksi outlet kandung ■ Impaksi feses
kemih ■ Prolaps panggul yang parah
■ Detrusor disfusi sfingter ■ Rejimen pengobatan
eksternal ■ Obstruksi Uretral
■ Detrusor hypocontractility
Definisi
Hilangnya urin secara sukarela pada interval yang dapat diprediksi saat volume
kandung kemih tertentu tercapai.
Mendefinisikan Karakteristik
■ Tidak adanya sensasi ■ Pengosongan kandung kemih
kepenuhan kandung kemih yang tidak lengkap dengan lesi di
■ Tidak adanya keinginan atas pontine micturition center
untuk membatalkan ■ Pola mati yang bisa diprediksi
voiding kemih
■ Sensasi urgensi untuk batal
■ Ketidakmampuan untuk
tanpa penghambatan sukarela
secara sukarela
kontraksi kandung kemih
menghambat kekosongan
■ Ketidakmampuan untuk
secara sukarela memulai
voiding
Related Factors
■ Kelainan neurologis di atas ■ Kerusakan neurologis di atas
tingkat pusat kebutaan pontine tingkat penguburan sakral pusat
■ Kerusakan jaringan
Domain 3. Eliminasi dan Pertukaran Kelas 1. Fungsi Urin
00017
3.
Definisi
Eli Kebocoran mendadak urin dengan aktivitas yang meningkatkan
mi tekanan intra abdomen.
na
tio
n
an Defining Characteristics
d ■ Kebocoran volume urin tanpa
Ex ■ Kebocoran volume urin disengaja tanpa adanya kontraksi
ch detrusor
secara tidak disengaja (mis.,
an
Batuk, tertawa, bersin, saat ■ Kebocoran volume urin tanpa
ge
beraktivitas) disengaja tanpa adanya
kandung kemih yang terlalu
banyak
Related Factors
■ Perubahan degeneratif ■ Defisiensi sfingter uretra intrinsik
pada otot panggul ■ Otot pelvis yang lemah
■ Kenaikan tekanan intra-
abdomen
Mendefinisikan Karakteristik
■ Ketidakmampuan untuk ■ Kehilangan urin secara tidak
mencapai toilet pada disengaja dengan kejang kandung
waktunya untuk menghindari kemih
kehilangan air kencing ■ Urin urgensi
Faktor Terkait
■ Konsumsi alkohol ■ Turunkan kapasitas kandung
■ Atetik uretritis Vaginitis kemih
atrofi ■ Detrusor hyperactivity dengan
■ Infeksi kandung kemih gangguan kontraktilitas kandung
■ Asupan kafein kemih
■ Impaksi feses
■ rejimen pengobatan
Definisi
Rentan terhadap urin yang tidak disengaja terjadi segera
3. setelah sensasi atau urgensi kuat untuk batal, yang dapat
Eli membahayakan kesehatan.
mi
na
tio Risk Factors
n ■ Konsumsi alkohol ■ Kelainan kandung kemih yang
an
d ■ Atetik uretritis Vaginitis atrofi terganggu
Ex ■ Detrusor hyperactivity dengan ■ Kebiasaan buang air kecil yang
ch gangguan kontraktilitas kandung tidak efektif
an kemih ■ Relaksasi sfingter spontan
ge
■ Impaksi feses ■ Kapasitas kandung kemih kecil
■ rejimen pengobatan
Retensi urin
(1986)
Definisi
Pengosongan kandung kemih tidak lengkap.
Mendefinisikan Karakteristik
■ Keluarnya urin tidak ■ Inkontinensia overflow
ada ■ Sisa urin Sensasi kepenuhan
■ Distensi kandung kemih kandung kemih
■ Dribbling urin ■ Kekosongan kecil
■ Disuria Sering voiding
Related Factors
■ Penyumbatan pada ■ Refleks hambatan busur
saluran kemih ■ Sfingter kuat
■ Tekanan uretra tinggi
Domain 3. Penghapusan dan Pertukaran Kelas 2. Gastrointestinal
Fungsi
00011
Constipation
(1975, 1998)
3. Definisi
Eli Turunkan frekuensi buang air besar yang normal disertai dengan bagian
mi tinja yang sulit atau tidak lengkap dan / atau bagian dari tinja kering
na yang terlalu keras.
tio
n Mendefinisikan Karakteristik
an ■ Abdominal pain ■ Headache
d ■ Abdominal tenderness with
Ex ■ Hyperactive bowel sounds
ch palpable muscle resistance ■ Hypoactive bowel sounds
an ■ Abdominal tenderness without ■ Inability to defecate
ge palpable muscle resistance ■ Increase in intra-abdominal
■ Anorexia pressure
■ Atypical presentations in older ■ Indigestion
adults (e.g., changes in mental ■ Liquid stool
status, urinary incontinence, ■ Pain with defecation
unexplained falls, elevated ■ Palpable abdominal mass
body temperature) ■ Palpable rectal mass
■ Borborygmi ■ Percussed abdominal dullness
■ Bright red blood with stool ■ Rectal fullness
■ Change in bowel pattern ■ Rectal pressure
■ Decrease in stool frequency ■ Severe flatus
■ Decrease in stool volume ■ Soft, paste-like stool in
■ Distended abdomen rectum
■ Fatigue ■ Straining with defecation
■ Hard, formed stool ■ Vomiting
Related Factors
Functional ■ Habitually ignores urge to
■ Abdominal muscle defecate
weakness ■ Inadequate toileting habits
■ Average daily physical activity ■ Irregular defecation habits
is less than recommended for ■ Recent environmental change
gender and age
Mechanical
■ Electrolyte imbalance ■ Prostate enlargement
■ Hemorrhoids ■ Rectal abscess
■ Hirschprung’s disease ■ Rectal anal fissure
Neurological impairment Rectal anal stricture
Pharmacological
■ Laxative abuse ■ Pharmaceutical agent
Physiological
■ Decrease in gastrointestinal ■ Inadequate dentition
motility ■ Inadequate oral hygiene
■ Dehydration ■ Insufficient dietary habits
■ Eating habit change (e.g., ■ Insufficient fiber intake
foods, eating times) ■ Insufficient fluid intake
Psychological
■ Confusion ■ Emotional disturbance
■ Depression
3. Definition
Eli
Vulnerable to a decrease in normal frequency of defecation accompa-
mi
na nied by difficult or incomplete passage of stool, which may compromise
tio health.
n
an
d
Ex Risk Factors
ch
an Functional
ge
■ Abdominal muscle weakness ■ Habitually ignores urge to
■ Average daily physical activity defecate
is less than recommended for ■ Inadequate toileting habits
gender and age ■ Irregular defecation habits
■ Recent environmental change
Mechanical
■ Electrolyte imbalance ■ Prostate enlargement
■ Hemorrhoids ■ Rectal abscess
■ Hirschprung’s disease ■ Rectal anal fissure
■ Neurological impairment ■ Rectal anal stricture
(e.g., positive EEG, head ■ Rectal prolapse
trauma, seizure disorders) ■ Rectal ulcer
■ Obesity ■ Rectocele
■ Postsurgical bowel obstruction ■ Tumor
■ Pregnancy
Pharmacological
■ Iron salts ■ Pharmaceutical agent
■ Laxative abuse
Physiological
■ Decrease in gastrointestinal
motility
■ Dehydration
■ Eating habit change
(e.g., foods, eating times)
3. Definition
Eli
Infrequent or difficult evacuation of feces, which has been present for
mi
na at least three of the prior 12 months.
tio
n
an
d Defining Characteristics
Ex ■ Abdominal distention ■ CHILD ≥4 years: Presence of
ch
■ ADULT: Presence of ≥2 of the ≥2 criteria on Roman III
an
ge following symptoms on Rome Pediatric classification system
III classification system: for ≥2 months: * ≤2 defecations
* Lumpy or hard stools in ≥25% per week; * ≥1 episode of fecal
defecations; * Straining incontinence per week; * Stool
during ≥25% of defecations; retentive posturing; * Painful
* Sensation of incomplete or hard bowel movements;
evacuation for ≥25% of * Presence of large fecal mass
defecations; * Sensation of in the rectum; * Large diameter
anorectal obstruction/blockage stools that may obstruct the
for ≥25% of defecations; toilet
* Manual manuevers to ■ Fecal impaction
facilitate ≥25% of defecations ■ Fecal incontinence
(digital manipulation, pelvic (in children)
floor support); * ≤3 ■ Leakage of stool with digital
evacuations per week stimulation
■ CHILD ≤4 years: Presence of ≥2 ■ Pain with defecation
criteria on Roman III Pediatric ■ Palpable abdominal mass
classification system for ≥1 ■ Positive fecal occult blood test
month: * ≤2 defecations per ■ Prolonged straining
week; * ≥1 episode of fecal ■ Type 1 or 2 on Bristol Stool
incontinence per week; * Stool Chart
retentive posturing; * Painful
or hard bowel movements;
* Presence of large fecal mass
in the rectum; * Large-
diameter stools that may
obstruct the toilet
Related Factors
3.
Eli Definition
mi Vulnerable to infrequent or difficult evacuation of feces, which has
na been present nearly 3 of the prior 12 months, which may compromise
tio health.
n
an
d
Ex Risk Factors
ch ■ Aluminum-containing antacids ■ Failure to thrive
an
ge ■ Anti-epileptics ■ Habitual ignoring of urge
■ Antihypertensives to defecate
■ Anti-Parkinsonian agents ■ Impaired mobility
(anticholinergic or ■ Low-fiber diet
dopaminergic) ■ Insufficient fluid intake
■ Calcium-channel antagonists ■ Inactive lifestyle
■ Chronic intestinal ■ Iron preparations
pseudo- obstruction ■ Low caloric intake
■ Decreased food intake ■ Non-steroidal
■ Dehydration anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs)
■ Depression ■ Opioids
■ Diet proportionally high in ■ Polypharmacy
protein and fat ■ Slow colon transit time
■ Diuretics ■ Tricyclic antidepressants
Definition
Self-diagnosis of constipation combined with abuse of laxatives, ene-
mas, and/or suppositories to ensure a daily bowel movement.
Defining Characteristics
■ Enema abuse ■ Laxative abuse
■ Expects daily bowel movement ■ Suppository abuse
■ Expects daily bowel movement
at same time every day
Related Factors
■ Cultural health ■ Impaired thought process
beliefs
■ Family health beliefs
Domain 3. Elimination and Exchange Class 2. Gastrointestinal
Function
00013
Diarrhea
(1975, 1998)
3. Definition
Eli
Passage of loose, unformed stools.
mi
na
tio
n
an
d
Defining Characteristics
Ex ■ Abdominal pain ■ Hyperactive bowel sounds
ch ■ Bowel urgency ■ Loose liquid stools > 3 in
an ■ Cramping 24 hours
ge
Related Factors
Physiological ■ Malabsorption
■ Gastrointestinal inflammation ■ Parasite
■ Gastrointestinal irritation
■ Infection
Psychological
■ Anxiety ■ Increase in stress level
Situational ■ Substance abuse
■ Enteral feedings ■ Travel
■ Exposure to contaminant ■ Treatment regimen
■ Exposure to toxin
■ Laxative abuse
Domain 3. Elimination and Exchange Class 2. Gastrointestinal
Function
00196
Definition
Increased, decreased, ineffective, or lack of peristaltic activity within the
gastrointestinal system.
Defining Characteristics
Related Factors
■ Ingestion of contaminated
■ Aging material (e.g., radioactive,
■ Anxiety food, water)
■ Enteral feedings ■ Malnutrition
■ Food intolerance ■ Prematurity
■ Immobility ■ Sedentary lifestyle
■ Treatment regimen
3.
Eli Definition
mi Vulnerable to a decrease in normal frequency of defecation accompa-
na nied by difficult or incomplete passage of stool, which may compromise
tio health.
n
an
d
Ex Risk Factors
ch
■ Aging ■ Gastroesophageal reflux
an
ge ■ Anxiety disease
■ Change in water source ■ Immobility
■ Decrease in gastrointestinal ■ Infection
circulation ■ Pharmaceutical agent
■ Diabetes mellitus ■ Prematurity
■ Eating habit change (e.g., ■ Sedentary lifestyle
foods, eating times) ■ Stressors
■ Food intolerance ■ Unsanitary food preparation
Definition
Change in normal bowel habits characterized by involuntary passage
of stool.
Defining Characteristics
■ Bowel urgency ■ Inability to expel formed stool
■ Constant passage of soft stool despite recognition of rectal
■ Does not recognize urge to fullness
defecate ■ Inability to recognize rectal
■ Fecal odor fullness
■ Fecal staining of bedding ■ Inattentive to urge to defecate
■ Fecal staining of clothing ■ Reddened perianal skin
■ Inability to delay defecation
Related Factors
■ Abnormal increase ■ Generalized decline in muscle
in abdominal tone
pressure ■ Immobility
■ Abnormal increase in ■ Impaction
intestinal pressure ■ Impaired reservoir capacity
■ Alteration in cognitive ■ Incomplete emptying
functioning of bowel
■ Chronic diarrhea ■ Laxative abuse
■ Colorectal lesion ■ Lower motor nerve damage
■ Deficient dietary habits ■ Pharmaceutical agent
■ Difficulty with toileting self-care ■ Rectal sphincter abnormality
■ Dysfunctional rectal sphincter ■ Stressors
■ Environmental factor (e.g., ■ Upper motor nerve damage
inaccessible bathroom)
Domain 3. Elimination and Exchange Class 4. Respiratory
Function
00030
Impaired gas exchange
(1980, 1996, 1998)
3.
Eli Definition
mi Excess or deficit in oxygenation and/or carbon dioxide elimination at the
na alveolar-capillary membrane.
tio
n
an
d Defining Characteristics
Ex
ch ■ Abnormal arterial blood gases ■ Dyspnea
an ■ Abnormal arterial pH ■ Headache upon awakening
ge ■ Abnormal breathing pattern ■ Hypercapnia
(e.g., rate, rhythm, depth) ■ Hypoxemia
■ Abnormal skin color (e.g., pale, ■ Hypoxia
dusky, cyanosis) ■ Irritability
■ Confusion ■ Nasal flaring
■ Cyanosis ■ Restlessness
■ Decrease in carbon dioxide ■ Somnolence
(CO2) level ■ Tachycardia
■ Diaphoresis ■ Visual disturbance
Related Factors
■ Alveolar-capillary membrane ■ Ventilation-perfusion
changes imbalance