The nursing care plan is for a 36-year-old female patient admitted with urinary stones. The nursing diagnoses include actual fear related to knowledge deficit about her disease. Short-term objectives are to make the patient more comfortable and informed within a half hour. Long-term objectives are for the patient to understand her disease and feel less fear and anxiety within a day. Nursing interventions include assessing the patient's mood, communication, anxiety, and learning barriers. Teaching the patient about increased fluid intake, exercise, symptoms requiring follow-up, and catheter/incision care is also part of the plan. The evaluation shows the objectives were not yet achieved as evidenced by the patient's discomfort and high anxiety
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Nursing Care Plan
The nursing care plan is for a 36-year-old female patient admitted with urinary stones. The nursing diagnoses include actual fear related to knowledge deficit about her disease. Short-term objectives are to make the patient more comfortable and informed within a half hour. Long-term objectives are for the patient to understand her disease and feel less fear and anxiety within a day. Nursing interventions include assessing the patient's mood, communication, anxiety, and learning barriers. Teaching the patient about increased fluid intake, exercise, symptoms requiring follow-up, and catheter/incision care is also part of the plan. The evaluation shows the objectives were not yet achieved as evidenced by the patient's discomfort and high anxiety
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Nursing care plan
Patient name: Miss M Age: 36 Sex: female
Diagnose: urinary stone Date of Admission: not available Nursing Diagnose Objectives Nursing Intervention Evaluation (✓ ) Actual ( ) Short Term Objectives: Assessment: Objectives are: Potential Within half hour the pt 1. Assess mood and facial Fear can feel more expressions and feelings ( ) archived Related to comfortable and know 2. Assess Appreciate and none ( ) partially achieved verbal communication Knowledge deficient more information ( ✓) not achieved Secondary to urine about here disease and 3. Assess Anxiety scale decrease here fear 4. Assess here information about stone As evidenced by: And here scale of here disease 5. Assess here barriers to anxiety will be 3 learning 6. Assess here ability to learn or perform desired health-related care.
Subjective data: Long Term Objective: Nursing Intervention:
Not available because Within one day the pt 1. Render physical comfort for the pt admited from will be know the most the patient. (ER) important information 2. Grant a calm and peaceful Incomplete history about here disease and environment without taken(gap) relieved here fair interruption 3. Include the patient in creating -Correlate symptoms the teaching plan, beginning with causative factors. with establishing objectives -Verbalize and goals for learning at the understanding of beginning of the session. therapeutic needs. 4. Consider what is important to -Initiate necessary the patient. lifestyle changes and 5. Explore reactions and feelings participate in treatment about changes regimen.
Objective data: Patient Health teaching:
She is looked very Teach the pt about discomfort 1. importance of increased fluid And many questions intake of 3–4L a day or as Here scale of anxiety is much as 6–8 L a day. 5 2. Promote regular activity and Inaccurate follow- exercise program. through of instructions 3. Active-listen concerns about therapeutic regimen and lifestyle changes. 4. Identify signs and symptoms requiring medical evaluation (recurrent pain, hematuria, oliguria) 5. Demonstrate proper care of incisions and catheters if present.
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