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Ncp for colostomy care, Lab Reports of Nursing

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Typology: Lab Reports

2021/2022

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B. Nursing Care Plan
ASSESSMENT NURSING
DIAGNOSIS
ANALYSIS PLANNING IMPLEMENTATION RATIONALE EVALUATION
Subjective:
“Sumasakit pa
nga yung tahi ko
dito sa parteng ni-
ligate at sa cs ko”
Objective:
Facial mask of
pain
(+) Guarding
position while we
are interviewing
her.
Acute pain
related to post-
op surgical
incision as
evidenced by
facial mask of
pain.
The patient
experiences pain
because of the
incision done to her
after her CS and
BTL operation.
Pain is an
unpleasant sensory
and emotional
experience arising
from actual or
potential tissue
damage .
(http://www.pain-
management-
info.com/definition-
of-pain.htm)
GOAL
After 8 hours of
nursing
intervention,
the patient’s pain
will be minimized.
OBJECTIVES
After 5 minutes,
the client will
verbalize the
characteristic and
location of pain.
After 10 minutes
the client will be
able to perform
pain management
like;
Deep breathing
technique
On the right time
Perform a
comprehensive
assessment of
pain to include
location,
characteristics,
onset, duration,
frequency,
quality, intensity
or
severity, and
precipitating
factors of pain.
Teach the use of
non-
pharmacologic
techniques:
Deep breathing
technique
Pain is a
subjective
experience and
must be
described by the
patient in order
to plan effective
treatment.
The use of
noninvasive pain
relief measures
that can increase
the release of
endorphins and
enhance the
therapeutic
effects of pain
The patients pain
minimized.
The patient was
able to verbalize,
to characterize
and locate the
pain.
The patient was
able to perform
deep breathing
exercise.
The patient was
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B. Nursing Care Plan ASSESSMENT NURSING DIAGNOSIS

ANALYSIS PLANNING IMPLEMENTATION RATIONALE EVALUATION

Subjective: “Sumasakit pa nga yung tahi ko dito sa parteng ni- ligate at sa cs ko” Objective: Facial mask of pain (+) Guarding position while we are interviewing her. Acute pain related to post- op surgical incision as evidenced by facial mask of pain. The patient experiences pain because of the incision done to her after her CS and BTL operation. Pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience arising from actual or potential tissue damage. ( http://www.pain- management- info.com/definition- of-pain.htm )

GOAL

After 8 hours of nursing intervention, the patient’s pain will be minimized. OBJECTIVES After 5 minutes, the client will verbalize the characteristic and location of pain. After 10 minutes the client will be able to perform pain management like;  Deep breathing technique On the right time

Perform a

comprehensive

assessment of

pain to include

location,

characteristics,

onset, duration,

frequency,

quality, intensity

or

severity, and

precipitating

factors of pain.

Teach the use of non- pharmacologic techniques: Deep breathing technique Pain is a subjective experience and must be described by the patient in order to plan effective treatment. The use of noninvasive pain relief measures that can increase the release of endorphins and enhance the therapeutic effects of pain The patients pain minimized. The patient was able to verbalize, to characterize and locate the pain. The patient was able to perform deep breathing exercise. The patient was

given, administer pain reliever to the client. After every 4hours, the vital signs of the patient will be Provide optimal pain reliever with doctor’s prescribed analgesics. Monitor the patients vital signs relief medications. Each client has a right to expect maximum pain relief. Optimal pain relief using analgesics includes determining the preferred route, drug, dosage, and frequency for each individual. Medications ordered on a prn basis should be offered to the client at the interval when the next dose is available. Assessment of vital signs is an important able to take her due medications. The patient’s vital signs were monitored.