The client has signs and symptoms of imbalanced nutrition related to insulin deficiency from diabetes mellitus type 2. The nursing goal is for the client to ingest appropriate calories and nutrients, display increased energy levels, and enumerate foods for a diabetic diet after 8 hours of nursing care. Interventions include observing for hypoglycemia, weighing the client daily, discussing eating habits and diet, and auscultating bowel sounds. The rationale is that diabetes can lead to complications if not properly managed through diet and monitoring of glucose levels and nutrition.
The client has signs and symptoms of imbalanced nutrition related to insulin deficiency from diabetes mellitus type 2. The nursing goal is for the client to ingest appropriate calories and nutrients, display increased energy levels, and enumerate foods for a diabetic diet after 8 hours of nursing care. Interventions include observing for hypoglycemia, weighing the client daily, discussing eating habits and diet, and auscultating bowel sounds. The rationale is that diabetes can lead to complications if not properly managed through diet and monitoring of glucose levels and nutrition.
The client has signs and symptoms of imbalanced nutrition related to insulin deficiency from diabetes mellitus type 2. The nursing goal is for the client to ingest appropriate calories and nutrients, display increased energy levels, and enumerate foods for a diabetic diet after 8 hours of nursing care. Interventions include observing for hypoglycemia, weighing the client daily, discussing eating habits and diet, and auscultating bowel sounds. The rationale is that diabetes can lead to complications if not properly managed through diet and monitoring of glucose levels and nutrition.
The client has signs and symptoms of imbalanced nutrition related to insulin deficiency from diabetes mellitus type 2. The nursing goal is for the client to ingest appropriate calories and nutrients, display increased energy levels, and enumerate foods for a diabetic diet after 8 hours of nursing care. Interventions include observing for hypoglycemia, weighing the client daily, discussing eating habits and diet, and auscultating bowel sounds. The rationale is that diabetes can lead to complications if not properly managed through diet and monitoring of glucose levels and nutrition.
DIAGNOSIS RATIONALE Subjective Cues: Imbalanced Nutrition: Diabetes can lead to After 8 hours of nursing 1. Observe for signs of After 8 hours of nursing “Dire gud ak yana gin Less than Body various complications care, the client will be hypoglycemia: 1. Hypoglycemia can care, the client was able gaganahan pag kaon” Requirements related such as yeast able to: Cold and occur once blood to: as verbalized. to insulin deficiency infections causing Clammy Skin glucose level is pyrexia. Diabetes 1. Ingest Tachycardia reduced and 1. Ingest Mellitus Type II is an appropriate Hunger carbohydrate appropriate Objective Cues: insulin resistant type of amounts of Irritability metabolism amounts of Vital Signs: diabetes resulting to calories/nutrients Headache resumes and calories/nutrient BP: 130/90 mmHg decreased glucose Anxiety insulin is being s HR: 76 bpm 2. Display Lightheadedness given. uptake. These RR: 20 cpm conditions contribute increased energy Shakiness 2. Display Temp: 36.4⁰C level increased energy to decreased appetite, 2. Weigh daily as level which leads to 2. Weighing serves as Feeling of fatigue 3. Enumerate at ordered decreased food intake an assessment tool Increased thirst least 3 food that 3. Enumerate at and poor nutrition. to determine the Increased urination could be least 3 food that consumed for a adequacy of could be Polyphagia . nutritional intake diabetic diet consumed for a 3. Ascertain patient’s diabetic diet dietary program 3. Identifies deficits and usual pattern and deviations then compare with from therapeutic recent intake. needs.
4. Discuss eating habits
and encourage 4. To achieve health diabetic diet needs of the patient (balanced diet) as with the proper food prescribed by the diet for his condition. doctor.
5. Auscultate bowel 5. Hyperglycemia and
sounds. Note reports fluid and electrolyte of abdominal pain, disturbances can bloating, nausea, decrease gastric vomiting of motility and/or undigested food. function, affecting the choice of interventions. Note: Chronic difficulties with decreased gastric emptying time and poor intestinal motility may suggest autonomic neuropathies
