.,this is a sample nursing care plan for patients with cerebral infarction (stroke). I have used this is our case study presentation (individual). It consist of 3 nursing care plan. Check it out!,
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.,this is a sample nursing care plan for patients with cerebral infarction (stroke). I have used this is our case study presentation (individual). It consist of 3 nursing care plan. Check it out!,
.,this is a sample nursing care plan for patients with cerebral infarction (stroke). I have used this is our case study presentation (individual). It consist of 3 nursing care plan. Check it out!,
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.,this is a sample nursing care plan for patients with cerebral infarction (stroke). I have used this is our case study presentation (individual). It consist of 3 nursing care plan. Check it out!,
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The document discusses nursing care plan components like assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, intervention, and evaluation for patients with impaired mobility.
The nursing care plan components discussed are assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, intervention, rationale, and evaluation.
Factors that can contribute to impaired mobility discussed include fractures, weakness, tremors, stroke, and neurological impairment.
DIAGNOSIS Subjective: > Impaired bed Trauma After the rotation determine To identify After the rotation mobility related (slipping) and nursing diagnoses that causative/ and nursing “Hindi siya to pain secondary intervention the contribute to contributing intervention the makatagilid to bone fracture at significant other immobility (e.g. factors. significant other sumasakit daw musculoskeletal pelvic bone of the patient fractures, of the patient ung bali niya sa impairment. will: hemi/para/tetra/q will: may bewang Disruptions of uadripegia) kapag periosteum and a. Verbalize Note individual a. Verbalize gumagalaw” as blood vessels understanding risk factors and understanding verbalized by the of the current situation, of the sn of the patient. Destruction if situation /risk such pain, age, situation /risk tissue factors, general factors, Objective: individual weakness, individual Bleeding occurs therapeutic debilitation therapeutic Impaired regimen and Determine regimen and ability to turn Pain safety perceptual/ safety side to side measures. cognitive measures. Impaired Impaired bed b. Demonstrate impairment to b. Demonstrate ability to mobility techniques/ follow directions techniques/ move from behaviors that Determine To assess behaviors that supine to will enable functional level patients will enable sitting vise safe classification functional safe versa. repositioning ability repositioning (+) presence c. Maintain Note presence of c. Maintain of pelvic position of complications position of fracture function and related to function and (+) General skin integrity immobility skin integrity of the patient of the patient weakness Observe skin for To reduce Tremors as evidenced friction, as evidenced reddened noted on left by absence of maintain safe by absence of areas/shearing. arm and contractures, skin/tissue contractures, Provide hands foot drop, pressures and foot drop, appropriate decubitus, etc. wick away decubitus, etc. pressure to relief moisture Provide regular To prevent skin care if complications appropriate Assist with To promote activities of optimal level hygiene, of functioning toileting, ASSESSMENT NURSING INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION DIAGNOSIS Subjective: > Impaired Hypertension After the Determine To identify After the rotation physical ˇ rotation and diagnosis that causative/ and nursing “Hindi na mobility related Occlusion within nursing contributes to contributing intervention the makagalaw si to vessels of the brain intervention the immobility factors. patient will: nanay simula Neuromuscular parenchyma patient will: (e.g. fractures, nung na-stroke impairment ˇ hemi/ para/ c. Maintain siya ” as Disruption of blood a. Maintain tetra/ position and verbalize by the supply in the brain position and quadriplegia) function and son of the patient area function and Assess skin integrity ˇ skin nutritional as evidenced Obective: Tissue and cell integrity as status and S/O by absence of necrosis evidenced others report of contractures, (+) General ˇ by absence energy level. foot drop, body Destruction of of Determine To assess decubitus and weakness Neuromuscular contractures, degree of functional so forth. Tremors junctions foot drop, immobility in ability d. S/O will noted on left ˇ decubitus relation to demonstrate arm and Interruption in and so forth. functional level techniques/ hands transportation of b. S/O will scale behaviors that Inability to electrical impulses to demonstrate Assist or have To prevent will enable perform the neuromuscular techniques/ significant complication safe gross/fine receptors behaviors other reposition repositioning motor skills ˇ that will client on a (+) Paralysis MYALGIA/QUADRI enable safe regular of left side of OR HEMIPLEGIA repositionin schedule (turn the body g to side every 2 functional hours) as level scale: ordered by the 4 (does not physician participate in Provides safety To provide activity) measures (side safety rails up, using pillows to support body part) Encourage Enhances patient’s S/O’s commitment involvement in to plan decision optimizing making as outcomes much as possible Involve S/O in To impart care, assisting health them to learns teaching. ways of managing problems of immobility. ASSESSMENT NURSING INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION DIAGNOSIS Subjective: Self care deficit : Hypertension After the rotation Provide enteric To meet After the rotation “Simula nung na hygiene, ˇ and nursing nutrition VIA patient’s need and nursing i-stroke si nanay, dressing and Occlusion within interventions. The NG Tube for an interventions. na bedridden na grooming, vessels of the patient should: feeding. High adequate The patient siya feeding and brain a. meet all fowlers for at nutritional should: toileting related parenchyma therapeutic self least 15 intake. f. meet all Objective: to ˇ care demands in minutes after therapeutic (+) NGT insertion Neuromuscular Disruption of a complete feeding. self care impairment blood supply in absence of self Careful I/O To establish demands in a Patient is unable the brain area care agency Monitoring and careful complete to: ˇ b. ABSENCE OF apply necessary assessment on absence of [HYGIENE] Tissue and cell S&S OF dietary patients fluid self care Access and necrosis NUTRITIONAL restrictions and agency prepare bath ˇ DEFICIT. electrolyte g. ABSENCE supplies Destruction of [Adequate . balance. OF S&S OF Wash body Neuromuscular nutritional Change To prevent NUTRITION Control junctions intake] position at least decubitus AL DEFICIT. washing ˇ c. GOOD SKIN ONCE every ulcerations. [Adequate mediums Interruption in TURGOR, two hours or nutritional [DRESSING transportation of NORMAL more often intake] AND electrical URINE when needed. h. GOOD SKIN GROOMING] impulses to the OUTPUT, Provide To protect the TURGOR, Obtain neuromuscular ABSENCE OF padding for the patient’s skin NORMAL articles for receptors EDEMA, elbows, needs, integrity URINE clothing ˇ HYPER AND ankles and maintaining OUTPUT, Put on clothes MYALGIA/QUA HYPOVOLEMI other areas for his first line ABSENCE DRI OR A [Fluid and possible skin of defense OF EDEMA, Maintain HEMIPLEGIA Electrolyte abrasion. against HYPER AND appearance at balance] sickness and HYPOVOLE an acceptable d. ABSENCE OF infection. MIA [Fluid level DECUBITUS An adult diaper To prevent and [FEEDING] ULCERS AND should be soiling of bed Electrolyte Prepare/obtain FOUL ODORS balance] food for WORN at all sheets, IN BETWEEN times. Change clothes and i. ABSENCE ingestion LINENS/CLOT OF Handle the diaper as linens HING AND soon as patient providing DECUBITUS utensils SKIN [Clean, ULCERS defecated. maximum Bring food to Intact skin and AND FOUL comfort and mouth mucus ODORS IN prevention of Chew and membrane] skin irritation BETWEEN swallow up e. ABSENCE OF if feces LINENS/CL food ABDOMINAL remain in OTHING Pick up food AND contact with AND SKIN [TOILETING] BLADDER the patient’s [Clean, Intact Go to the toilet DISTENTION, skin for a skin and RECTAL long time. mucus FULLNESS Promote an To conserve membrane] AND Environment energy j. ABSENCE PRESSURE, conducive to promoting OF PAIN IN rest and rest and ABDOMINA DEFECATION [ recovery. recovery. L AND Meeting toileting Decrease BLADDER demands ] stimuli and DISTENTIO Metabolic N, RECTAL demand of the FULLNESS body. AND Passive ROM This is to PRESSURE, Exercises Early improve PAIN IN morning once a circulation, DEFECATIO day, 10 times reducing the N [ Meeting targeting both risk of toileting upper and atheromatous demands ] lower formation. extremities. > Lastly, Do health 10. To educate teaching when S/O the S/O what is at the optimum factors have level to receive contributed to the information. client’s illness and educating them to decrease, if not totally eliminate those contributory factors to prevent recurrence of the disease and promote change for a healthy lifestyle.