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    1. The 46-year-old patient presented with fluid volume deficit due to bulimia nervosa characterized by binge eating and purging behaviors. 2. Nursing interventions included monitoring vital signs, weight, and urine output to assess the patient's fluid balance and response to treatment. The patient was also encouraged to drink adequate fluids and eat a high-fiber diet. 3. After 8 hours of nursing care, the patient's condition showed partial improvement with controlled eating behaviors and a commitment to a healthy diet and fluid intake.

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    1. The 46-year-old patient presented with fluid volume deficit due to bulimia nervosa characterized by binge eating and purging behaviors. 2. Nursing interventions included monitoring vital signs, weight, and urine output to assess the patient's fluid balance and response to treatment. The patient was also encouraged to drink adequate fluids and eat a high-fiber diet. 3. After 8 hours of nursing care, the patient's condition showed partial improvement with controlled eating behaviors and a commitment to a healthy diet and fluid intake.

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    1. The 46-year-old patient presented with fluid volume deficit due to bulimia nervosa characterized by binge eating and purging behaviors. 2. Nursing interventions included monitoring vital signs, weight, and urine output to assess the patient's fluid balance and response to treatment. The patient was also encouraged to drink adequate fluids and eat a high-fiber diet. 3. After 8 hours of nursing care, the patient's condition showed partial improvement with controlled eating behaviors and a commitment to a healthy diet and fluid intake.

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    Bulimia

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    1. The 46-year-old patient presented with fluid volume deficit due to bulimia nervosa characterized by binge eating and purging behaviors. 2. Nursing interventions included monitoring vital signs, weight, and urine output to assess the patient's fluid balance and response to treatment. The patient was also encouraged to drink adequate fluids and eat a high-fiber diet. 3. After 8 hours of nursing care, the patient's condition showed partial improvement with controlled eating behaviors and a commitment to a healthy diet and fluid intake.

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    Name of patient: D.

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    Age: 46 years old

    Clustered Cues: Nursing Diagnosis Rationale Outcome Criteria Nursing Interventions Rationale Evaluation

    Subjective: Fluid volume deficit Bulimia nervosa is an After 8 hours of goals partially met.
    “ I feel ashamed ▪ monitor vital signs
    related to Consistent eating disorder nursing intervention
    that I have lost characterized by extreme (temperature and ▪ hypotension and fever
    control in eating self-induced vomiting the clients vital signs Blood pressure may indicate response of the patient exhibit
    overeating followed by
    again that I take fluid loss
    evidenced by altered self-induced vomiting, will be within normal controlled and
    laxatives or make ▪ Monitor urine output.
    my self vomit” as electrolyte imbalance. trying to get rid of the range and urinary ▪assessing healthy eating
    verbalized by the extra calories in an ▪ weight patient daily responsiveness to fluids
    output will be behaviors and
    patient unhealthy way that may and diuretics.
    Decrease intravascular, adequate. ▪ Encourage client to identified that
    Objective: interstitial, and/ or drink at least 2000 ml ▪ changes in weight can
    becoming involved
    Constipation of water provide information in
    intracellular fluid. This
    Pulse slightly Client will able to fluid balance and fluid in activities after
    elevated refers to dehydration and volume replacement
    water loss alone without a verbalize meals such as
    Hypotension ▪ Educate client the
    Vomiting change in sodium. understanding of effect of laxative and walking 30 mins
    Normal diuretic abuse to our ▪ this promotes client
    causative factors and helped her in
    Respiration Doenges, M.E., et et al. health safety and actively
    Abnormal lab (2016. Nurse,s pocket behaviors necessary to engages the client in the digestions.
    result treatment plan
    guide: Diagnoses, correct the fluid
    Prioritized Intervention deficit. ▪ educating client about Patient identify the
    and Rationales (14th ed.) ▪ Encourage high-fiber the negative effect of
    healthy diet such as
    Philadelphia, PA: F.A. foods in your diet, abusing laxative and
    Davis. including beans, diuretics will encourage eat meals 3 times a
    vegetables, fruits, her to make heathier
    day that high in fiber
    whole grain cereals choices
    and bran. (vegetables) and
    ▪ prevent constipation
    fruits such as
    watermelon.
    ▪Identify a plan to ▪ Identify a plan to
    improve / maintain improve / maintain fluid
    Patient verbalized
    fluid balance. balance.
    that she drink atleast
    ▪ Apply boundaries ▪ Preventing overeating
    6 glass of water.
    with clients about behavior that includes
    eating habits (three eating secretly and
    times daily). swallow food, helps
    clients quickly and return
    to normal diet “I won’t take
    laxative or any drugs
    if not
    necessary”verbalized
    by patient

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