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    NURSING CARE PLAN-Impired Physical Mobility

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    Kathleen Leana Viray Jeanjaquet
    The nursing care plan is for a 6-year-old patient named Joven Jhan Paul with an impaired physical mobility of the left leg related to a posterior mold. Short term goals include the patient understanding his situation and treatment plan and safely increasing activity. Long term goals within a week include demonstrating and verbalizing proper exercises and performing daily living activities with minimal assistance. Nursing interventions include assisted range of motion exercises, encouragement of progressive safe activities, and positive reinforcement to regain normal mobility and function.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN-Impired Physical Mobility

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    The nursing care plan is for a 6-year-old patient named Joven Jhan Paul with an impaired physical mobility of the left leg related to a posterior mold. Short term goals include the patient understanding his situation and treatment plan and safely increasing activity. Long term goals within a week include demonstrating and verbalizing proper exercises and performing daily living activities with minimal assistance. Nursing interventions include assisted range of motion exercises, encouragement of progressive safe activities, and positive reinforcement to regain normal mobility and function.

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    The nursing care plan is for a 6-year-old patient named Joven Jhan Paul with an impaired physical mobility of the left leg related to a posterior mold. Short term goals include the patient understanding his situation and treatment plan and safely increasing activity. Long term goals within a week include demonstrating and verbalizing proper exercises and performing daily living activities with minimal assistance. Nursing interventions include assisted range of motion exercises, encouragement of progressive safe activities, and positive reinforcement to regain normal mobility and function.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN-Impired Physical Mobility

    Uploaded by

    Kathleen Leana Viray Jeanjaquet
    The nursing care plan is for a 6-year-old patient named Joven Jhan Paul with an impaired physical mobility of the left leg related to a posterior mold. Short term goals include the patient understanding his situation and treatment plan and safely increasing activity. Long term goals within a week include demonstrating and verbalizing proper exercises and performing daily living activities with minimal assistance. Nursing interventions include assisted range of motion exercises, encouragement of progressive safe activities, and positive reinforcement to regain normal mobility and function.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN

    Name of patient: Joven, Jhan Paul

    Age: 6y/o

    Assessment: Nursing Client Outcome Nursing Rationale Evaluation


    Diagnosis Implementation/
    Cues and clues Planning Interventions

    signs and
    symptoms
    S: “ Hindi siya Short term: Independent:
    makakilos gaya ng Impaired Physical After health • Assisted with • Necessary to After health
    dati dahil sa Mobility of the left teaching, pt. will normal range regain normal teaching, pt. was
    kanyang mold”, as leg related to be able to verbalize of mobility of able to verbalize
    verbalized by the posterior mold @ understanding of motion leg to speed understanding of
    mother L long leg situation and exercises and recovery. situation and
    individual function of individual
    O: treatment regimen lower treatment regimen
    • c posterior and safety extremity. and safety
    mold @ L measures. • Increase measures.
    long leg • Encouraged patient’s use
    • c limited Long term: progressive of affected
    range of After 1 week of activities leg Long term:
    motion nursing according to After 1 week of
    • c slowed intervention, level of nursing
    movement pt. demonstrates fatigue. intervention,

    • c functional and pt. demonstrated

    level- 2 verbalizes proper and


    exercises of the • Provide • Patients may verbalized proper
    lower positive be reluctant exercises of the
    extremities & can reinforcement to move or lower
    perform activities during activity. initiate new extremities & can
    of activity due perform activities
    daily living with to a fear of of
    minimal assistance. falling. daily living with
    minimal assistance.
    • Allow patient
    • Hospital
    to perform
    workers and
    tasks at his or
    family
    her own rate.
    caregivers are
    Do not rush
    often in a
    patient.
    hurry and do
    Encourage
    independent more for
    activity as able patients than
    and safe. needed,
    thereby
    slowing the
    patient’s
    recovery and
    reducing his
    or her self-
    esteem.
    • Keep side rails
    up and bed in
    • This promotes
    low position
    a safe
    environment.
    • Maintain limbs
    in functional
    • This prevents
    alignment
    footdrop
    and/or
    excessive
    plantar

    • Perform
    flexion or

    passive or tightness.
    • Exercise
    active assistive promotes
    ROM exercises increased
    to all venous
    extremities. return,
    prevents
    stiffness, and
    maintains
    muscle
    strength and
    • Note
    endurance.
    emotional/
    behavioral • Feelings of
    responses to frustration/
    problems of powerlessnes
    immobility. s may impede
    attainment of
    • Schedule
    goals.
    activities with
    adequate rest • To reduce
    periods during fatigue.
    the day.

    • Encourage
    adequate intake
    of
    fluids/nutritiou • Promotes
    s foods. well-being
    and
    maximizes
    energy
    Dependent:
    production.
    • Administer
    medications
    prior to activity
    • To permit
    as needed for
    maximal
    pain relief
    effort/
    involvement
    in activity.

    PREPARED BY: Kathleen Leana V. Jeanjaquet

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