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    Name of Patient: F.V. Age/Sex: 61/M Room & bed no.

    : 319-1
    Chief complain: BODY Physician: Diagnosis: DIAGNOSIS (IF DISCHARGED) CKD secondary
    WEAKNESS to DM Nephropathy with Pulmonary Congestion and Anemia

    Date & Cues Nursing Diagnosis Need Objective of Nursing Interventions Evaluation
    Time Care
    S O- Risk for unstable N Within the shift, Assist the patient in Goal partially
    E lack of glucose level r/t U the patient will identifying eating met
    P adherence to Deficient knowledge T be able to patterns that need to be September 23,
    T diabetes of diabetes R maintain patent modified. 2017
    E management management I airway, as ® This information
    M – Inadequate T evidence by: provides the basis for Patient was
    B blood glucose Rationale: I individualized dietary able to
    E monitoring “Glucose” is what O 1. Patient instruction related to the achieve:
    R practices our body utilizes N maintained a clinical condition that
    – Fluctuating most. Other sugars A blood glucose contributes to fluctuation 1. Increase
    23, physical activity we eat, like fructose L reading of less in blood glucose levels. engagement in
    level from fruit or lactose - than 180 mg/dL activities
    – Stress from milk, are M 2.No signs and Administer basal and 2. Increased
    2 converted into E symptoms of prandial insulin. knowledge on
    0 glucose in our T hyperglycemia ® Adherence to the the importance
    1 bodies and use A 3. No signs and therapeutic regimen of maintaining
    7 them for energy. B symptoms of promotes tissue the normal
    Our bodies also O hypoglycemia perfusion. Keeping blood glucose
    @ 7AM break down L 4. Increase glucose in the normal levels
    starches, which are I engagement in range slows progression but unable to
    sugars stuck C activities of microvascular achieve:
    together, into 5. Increased disease. 1. Patient
    glucose. Serum P knowledge on maintained a
    glucose is A the importance Refer to a registered blood glucose
    transported from the T of maintaining dietitian for individualized reading of less
    intestines or liver to T the normal diet instruction. than 180
    body cells via the E blood glucose ® Modifications in the mg/dL
    bloodstream and is R levels patient’s food intake will
    2.No signs and
    made available for N contribute stabilization of
    symptoms of
    cell absorption via blood glucose levels. hyperglycemia
    the hormone insulin, 3. No signs
    produced by the Administer insulin and symptoms
    body primarily in the medications as directed. of
    pancreas. Insulin is ® Patients receiving TPN hypoglycemia
    secreted by the beta may require insulin to
    cells of the islets of maintain stable blood
    Langerhans in the glucose in response to
    pancreas in high dextrose
    response to concentration in the
    elevated level of solution.
    blood glucose. This
    pancreatic hormone Report BP of more than
    facilitates the 160 mm Hg (systolic).
    movement of Administer hypertensive
    glucose across the as prescribed.
    cell membranes to ® Control of BP prevents
    be used for coronary artery disease,
    metabolic activity. stroke, retinopathy, and
    The alpha cells of nephropathy.
    the islets of
    Langerhans secrete Educate the patient
    glucagon when about the importance of
    blood glucose levels following a prescribed
    are low. meal plan.
    ® A prescribed meal plan
    Reference: will help the patient
    D, Leader. (2017). 3 maintain stable blood
    techniques to clear glucose levels.
    out mucus in the
    lungs Educate the patient
    about the proper ways of
    taking prescribed
    medications.
    ® The patient with
    diabetes needs to learn
    about taking insulin or
    oral hypoglycemic drugs
    to lower blood glucose.

    Refer the patient to an


    exercise physiologist,
    physical therapist, or
    cardiac rehabilitation
    nurse for specific
    exercise instructions.
    ® Specific exercises can
    be prescribed based on
    any physical limitations
    the patient may have.

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