After 6-8 hours of nursing intervention for tonsillitis, the patient will be able to: a) pass food/fluid from mouth to stomach safely and b) maintain adequate hydration, as evidenced by good skin turgor and moist mucous membranes. The nursing interventions included assessments of pain, encouragement of rest periods and smaller bites of food, ensuring appropriate food temperatures, monitoring of intake/output, and administration of analgesics and medications as ordered.
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After 6-8 hours of nursing intervention for tonsillitis, the patient will be able to: a) pass food/fluid from mouth to stomach safely and b) maintain adequate hydration, as evidenced by good skin turgor and moist mucous membranes. The nursing interventions included assessments of pain, encouragement of rest periods and smaller bites of food, ensuring appropriate food temperatures, monitoring of intake/output, and administration of analgesics and medications as ordered.
After 6-8 hours of nursing intervention for tonsillitis, the patient will be able to: a) pass food/fluid from mouth to stomach safely and b) maintain adequate hydration, as evidenced by good skin turgor and moist mucous membranes. The nursing interventions included assessments of pain, encouragement of rest periods and smaller bites of food, ensuring appropriate food temperatures, monitoring of intake/output, and administration of analgesics and medications as ordered.
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After 6-8 hours of nursing intervention for tonsillitis, the patient will be able to: a) pass food/fluid from mouth to stomach safely and b) maintain adequate hydration, as evidenced by good skin turgor and moist mucous membranes. The nursing interventions included assessments of pain, encouragement of rest periods and smaller bites of food, ensuring appropriate food temperatures, monitoring of intake/output, and administration of analgesics and medications as ordered.
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Nursing Scientific Nursing
Objective Rationale Evaluation
Diagnosis Analysis Intervention Difficulty in Tonsillitis is an After 6-8 >Perform an Indicates need for/ After 6-8 hours of swallowing infection of the tonsils hours of assessment of pain to effectiveness of nursing related to and will often, but not nursing include location, interventions and may intervention, the inflamed tonsils necessarily, cause a intervention, characteristics , signal development/ patient will be as evidenced by sore throat and fever. the patient will onset/ duration, resolution of able to: pain swallowing, Symptoms of tonsillitis be able to: frequency, quality, complications a. passed food / lack of chewing, include a severe sore a. pass food / severity, grimacing fluid from mouth food or fluid throat (which may be fluid from ( 0 – 10 scale) to stomach safely. refusal/ volume experienced as referred mouth to limiting and long pain to the ears), stomach Encouraged a rest To minimize fatigue b. maintained meals with little painful/difficult safely. period before meals adequate consumption swallowing, coughing, hydration as headache, fever and b. maintain Managed size of bites To encourage smaller evidenced by S chills. Tonsillitis is adequate and cut all solid foods bites and easier to good skin turgor characterized by signs hydration as into small pieces. swallow. and moist mucous O - pain of red, swollen tonsils evidenced by membranes swallowing which may have a good skin Ensured temperature This will stimulate purulent exudative turgor and (hot or cold versus sensory receptors lack of chewing coating of white moist mucous tepid) of foods/fluid patches (i.e. pus). membranes food refusal/ There may be enlarged volume limiting and tender neck Incorporated client’s To avoid fatigue and cervical lymph nodes. eating style and pace frustration with process. long meals with when feeding little consumption Monitored intake, To evaluate adequacy of output and body fluid and caloric intake. weight
Provided analgesics To enhance comfort,
prior to feeding, as being cautious to avoid indicated. decreasing awareness / sensory perception
Intaked of pain NSAID activity includes
reliever and modulation of T-cell antibacterial function, inhibition of medications as per inflammatory cell doctor’s order and chemotaxis, decreased advise. release of superoxide radicals, or increased