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    UNIVERSITY OF PANGASINAN PHINMA EDUCATION NETWORK COLLEGE OF NURSING NURSING CARE PLAN NAME: MR.

    X DIAGNOSIS: Acute Urinary Retention secondary to BPH (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia)


    Assessment Subjective: nahihirapan akong umihi. as verbalized by the patient. Objectives: T PRRRBP Urinary output of 15ml/hr Bladder distention Reduced urinary stream Weak and pale in appearance Difficulty of urination Nursing diagnosis Urinary retention related to proliferation of the prostate gland as evidenced by bladder distention and reduced urinary stream Nursing analysis The over production of the testosterone causes the prostate gland to increase in its size. The enlarged prostate gland blocks the urethra that alters the normal elimination pattern of urine which leads it to urinary retention. Goal and expected outcomes The patient will be able to void in sufficient amounts within 8 hours of rendering nursing care. Nursing interventions Independent: 1.) Monitor urinary output 1.)To provide base line data for comparison of records Rationale

    SEX: male AGE: 75


    Evaluation Goal partially met: The patient was able to void in sufficient amounts after 8 hours of rendering nursing care. Urine output of 25 ml/hr with IFC connected

    2.) monitor input

    2.)To prevent worsening of the condition 3.)To provide functional position of voiding 4.)To stimulate urination

    3.) assist client to sit upright on bedpan or commode, or stand 4.) use techniques like running water in the sink or warm water over perineum 6.) encouraged client to report problems

    6.) To institute treatment promptly

    immediately Dependent: 7.) catheterize with intermittent or indwelling catheter as ordered by the physician 8.) administer medications as prescribe by the physician 7.)To resolve acute retention

    8.)To improves the patients prognosis and status

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