Acute Gastroentiritis (NCP)

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  • 8/4/2019 Acute Gastroentiritis (NCP)

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    Cues Nursing Diagnosis Planning Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation

    OReceived lying on bed

    w/ IVF #2 D5IMB@ thelevel of 400cc regulated

    @ 60 mgtts/min hooked@ right arm, infusing

    well:

    >V/S taken and recorded as

    follows; T 36.3 C

    P - 130bpmR -30 cpm

    Risk for Deficientfluid volume

    Within 8 ofrendering holistic

    nursing care the

    patient will be ableto maintain fluid

    volume @ afunctional level as

    evidenced by

    individuallyadequate urinary

    output with normalspecific gravity,

    stable vital signs,moist mucous

    membranes, &

    good skin turgor.

    -Vital signs taken &recorded

    -Morning care & bedsidecare done.

    -Noted possiblediagnosis that maycreate fluid volumedeficit such as waterdeprivation/ fluidrestrictions, decreasedlevel of consciousness,and vomiting.

    -Note physical signs

    such as concentratedurine, dry mucous

    membranes, delayedcapillary refill, & poor

    skin turgor.

    -Monitored I & O

    -Encouraged to

    increased oral intake of

    fluids.

    -Monitored hydrationstatus.

    -IVF regulated @prescribed rate.

    -for comparison

    - to promote comfort

    -to determine otherpossible cause ofdehydration aside from

    disease condition.

    -to determine signs of

    hydration or dehydration

    -to maintain accurateinput and output.

    -to replace fluid in the

    body together with

    parenteral fluid infusion

    -to monitor for hydration

    -to replace fluid losses &prevent cardiac overload

    At the end of 8rendering holistic

    nursing care the

    goal was partiallymet because the

    patient receivedlife saving

    measures due to

    near deathscenario.

    Source:

    Nursing Diagnosis

    with

    Intervention

    Author:

    Marilynn E.Doenges/Mary Frances

    Moorhouse

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    S Nisuka siya ganihakay nadisturbo iyang

    katulog as verbalized bythe father

    OReceived lying on bedw/ IVF #2 D5IMB@ the

    level of 400cc regulated@ 60 mgtts/min hooked

    @ right arm, infusingwell:

    >V/S taken and recorded asfollows;

    T 36.3 C

    P - 130bpm

    R -30 cpm

    Nutrition alteredless than body

    requirementsrelated to inability

    to ingest or digestfood or absorbnutrients due to

    physiologic factors2 to illness.

    Within 8 of duty

    the pt. will be able

    to demonstratebehaviors, lifestyle

    changes to regainand/ or maintain

    appropriate weight.

    -Assess ability toingest food intake

    -Auscultate bowelsounds

    -Asses weight, age,body build, and

    strength activity/ restlevel

    -Note total dailycalorie intake

    -Explain to SO the

    importance of propernutrition and foods

    good for health

    - -Encourage adequatefluid intake

    - Regulate I.V. fluid atdesire rate

    - Provide soft diet

    -Consult and refer to

    dietitian/nutritionalsupport team

    -To determine if the aeg

    can tolerate in taking

    food

    -To determine ability todigest (peristalsis)

    -To conclude if it isnormal at his age

    -To know the nutritional

    level intake

    -To educate SO

    -To replace lost of bodyfluids

    - For hydration andnutrients administration

    - For easy digestion and

    absorption of nutrients

    -For proper assessment

    After 8 renderingholistic nursing care

    the aegs SOdemonstrated

    behaviors, lifestylechanges to regain

    and/ or maintain

    appropriate weightof the patient

    Source:

    Nursing Diagnosis

    with

    Intervention

    Author:Marilynn E.

    Doenges/

    Mary FrancesMoorhouse

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    Subjective:Magtubig paginagmay iyang taeAs verbalized by the

    mother

    OReceived lying on

    bed w/ IVF #2D5IMB@ the level of400cc regulated @ 60

    mgtts/min hooked @right arm, infusingwell:

    - defecated waterystools 2 times duringthe whole shift.- Fair skin turgor

    >V/S taken andrecorded as follows;

    T 36.3 C

    P - 130bpm

    R -30 cpm

    Diarrhea R/tMalabsorption asevidenced by waterystool.

    Signs & Symptoms

    - skin pallor noted.- weakness asobserved.

    -sunken eyes noted- defecated waterystools 2 times duringthe whole shift.

    At the end of 8 hoursof rendering holisticnursing care, the

    patient will be able to

    maintain normal bowelfunction.

    Provide meals to beserved & consumed.

    Assist in self care

    needs.

    Give bed side and

    morning care.

    take & record V/S.

    Provide dry linen asnecessary.

    Provide prompt diaperchange and gentlecleansing.

    Encourage to increaseoral intake of fluids.

    Monitor hydrationstatus.

    Regulate IVF atprescribed rate.

    Provide adequatecomfort and rest.

    Auscultate abdomenfor presence, location,

    characteristics of bowelsounds.

    Give due PO meds as

    ordered.

    Restrict solid foodintake as indicated.

    Review laboratorystudies

    For improvement ofnutritional status.

    To promote wellness.

    To give patient feeling

    of comfort.

    For baseline record.

    To provide clean drybed.

    To avoid skin irritation.

    To replace fluid loss.

    To monitorimprovement oftherapyTo providesupplemental fluid.

    To prevent fatigue.

    To assess bowelsounds.

    To relieve patient of

    diarrhea.

    To reduce work load ofsmooth muscles.

    To assess condition ofclient.

    After 12 hours ofrendering holisticnursing care, the goalwas met as evidenced

    by some stoolformation during last

    defecation of the shift.