1. The nursing care plan assesses a patient admitted with weight loss, abdominal rigidity and tenderness, and a chief complaint from the mother of "nag tig hugos siya".
2. The nursing diagnosis is imbalanced nutrition related to liver disease affecting food absorption and nutrient production, requiring a diet intervention plan.
3. Over 8 hours of nursing, the objectives are for the patient to understand nutrition, progressively gain weight, and experience no further signs of malnutrition.
1. The nursing care plan assesses a patient admitted with weight loss, abdominal rigidity and tenderness, and a chief complaint from the mother of "nag tig hugos siya".
2. The nursing diagnosis is imbalanced nutrition related to liver disease affecting food absorption and nutrient production, requiring a diet intervention plan.
3. Over 8 hours of nursing, the objectives are for the patient to understand nutrition, progressively gain weight, and experience no further signs of malnutrition.
1. The nursing care plan assesses a patient admitted with weight loss, abdominal rigidity and tenderness, and a chief complaint from the mother of "nag tig hugos siya".
2. The nursing diagnosis is imbalanced nutrition related to liver disease affecting food absorption and nutrient production, requiring a diet intervention plan.
3. Over 8 hours of nursing, the objectives are for the patient to understand nutrition, progressively gain weight, and experience no further signs of malnutrition.
1. The nursing care plan assesses a patient admitted with weight loss, abdominal rigidity and tenderness, and a chief complaint from the mother of "nag tig hugos siya".
2. The nursing diagnosis is imbalanced nutrition related to liver disease affecting food absorption and nutrient production, requiring a diet intervention plan.
3. Over 8 hours of nursing, the objectives are for the patient to understand nutrition, progressively gain weight, and experience no further signs of malnutrition.
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Republic of the Philippines
UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN PHILIPPINES
University Town, Northern Samar COLLEGE of NURSING and ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES NURSING CARE PLAN Name of Patient:_______________ Date Admitted: Chief Complaint: __________________ Case Number: __________Age: Gender: Civil Status: ___________ Address: ___________________Ward:_____________
DIAGNOSIS RATIONALE PLANNING INTERVENTIONS N Subjective: “nag Imbalanced Liver After 8 hours of 1. Encourage the client 1. Improved nutrition and diet are After 8 hours of tig hugos siya”, as Nutrition: Less disease can nursing to eat; explain reasons for vital to recovery. The client may eat nursing intervention, stated by the Than Body affect the intervention, the types of diet. Feed the better if the family is involved and patient will be able mother Requirements absorption of patient will be able client if tiring easily, or preferred foods are included as to: food and the to: have a family caregiver much as possible. A regular eating production of assist the client. Include pattern of 2 to 3 hourly meals 3. The patient proteins and 1. The patient will the client in meal demonstrate vitamins. demonstrate planning to consider 2. Poor tolerance to larger meals progressive Objectives: Therefore, your progressive his/her preferences in may be due to increased intra- understanding of (+) Weight Loss diet may understanding of food choices. abdominal pressure. For energy nutrition and weight influence your nutrition and malnutrition, divided meals and late gain toward a goal Abdomen: weight, appetite, weight gain 2. Give small, frequent evening snacks, such as rice balls, with the client- (+) Rigid and the amounts toward a goal with meals. liquid nutrients are recommended. appropriate (+) RLQ of vitamins in the client- normalization of Epigastric your body. appropriate 3. Restrict intake of 3. When the liver is damaged, thej laboratory values. Tenderness normalization of alcohol, raw or uncooked production and supply of bile may laboratory values. food, and excessively be affected, leading to an inability 4. The patient fatty foods. to process a high-fat meal experience no further 2. The patient will effectively signs of malnutrition. experience no 4. Promote undisturbed further signs of rest periods, especially 4. Conserving energy reduces malnutrition. before meals. metabolic demands on the liver and promotes cellular regeneration
