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    This nursing care plan outlines the care for a pediatric patient admitted with community acquired pneumonia. The plan includes assessments, nursing diagnoses, short and long term goals, and 10 interventions to meet those goals. The goals are to improve the patient's breathing and clear secretions within 8 hours of admission, and be free of secretions on discharge to allow for normal oxygen exchange. Interventions include establishing rapport, good skin hygiene, adequate nutrition, limiting visitors, and applying wound dressings to protect tissues and prevent further infection.

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    This nursing care plan outlines the care for a pediatric patient admitted with community acquired pneumonia. The plan includes assessments, nursing diagnoses, short and long term goals, and 10 interventions to meet those goals. The goals are to improve the patient's breathing and clear secretions within 8 hours of admission, and be free of secretions on discharge to allow for normal oxygen exchange. Interventions include establishing rapport, good skin hygiene, adequate nutrition, limiting visitors, and applying wound dressings to protect tissues and prevent further infection.

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    This nursing care plan outlines the care for a pediatric patient admitted with community acquired pneumonia. The plan includes assessments, nursing diagnoses, short and long term goals, and 10 interventions to meet those goals. The goals are to improve the patient's breathing and clear secretions within 8 hours of admission, and be free of secretions on discharge to allow for normal oxygen exchange. Interventions include establishing rapport, good skin hygiene, adequate nutrition, limiting visitors, and applying wound dressings to protect tissues and prevent further infection.

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    This nursing care plan outlines the care for a pediatric patient admitted with community acquired pneumonia. The plan includes assessments, nursing diagnoses, short and long term goals, and 10 interventions to meet those goals. The goals are to improve the patient's breathing and clear secretions within 8 hours of admission, and be free of secretions on discharge to allow for normal oxygen exchange. Interventions include establishing rapport, good skin hygiene, adequate nutrition, limiting visitors, and applying wound dressings to protect tissues and prevent further infection.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN

    Name of Patient: ___________________________________________________ Age: ______ Sex: _____ Room: ________ Date: __________________________
    Pediatric Community Acquired Pneumonia
    Admitting Diagnosis: _______________________________________________ Attending Physician: _________________________ Diet: __________________

    Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation


    Subjective: Ineffective air way Short term: 1. Establish rapport to the 1. To gain trust and After 8 hours of duty the
    “Nahihirapan po siya clearance relater to -At the end of my 8 patient. cooperation. patient was able to
    huminga dahil sa ubo Impaired gas exchange hours shift, the patient’s maintained airway
    nya” verbalized by the condition will lighten and 2. Demonstrated good skin 2. Maintaining clean, dry patency.
    patient’s mother. minimal formation of hygiene, e.g., wash skin provides a barrier to
    secretion will only occur. thoroughly and pat dry infection. Patting skin
    Objective: carefully dry instead of rubbing
    -Dyspnea Long term: reduces risk of dermal
    -Tachycardia -After hospital trauma to fragile skin.
    -VS taken as follows: confinement patient will
    be free of secretion 3. Instructed family to 3. Skin friction caused
    T: 37.6 enabling condition of maintain clean, dry clothes, by stiff or rough clothes
    PR: 43 cpm oxygen exchange preferably cotton fabric leads to irritation of
    CR: 140 bpm normally. fragile skin and
    increases risk for
    infection.

    4. Emphasized importance of 4. Improved nutrition and


    adequate nutrition and fluid hydration will improve
    intake. skin condition.

    Bibliography: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    http://www.scribd.com/doc/89818287/NCP-PCAP
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    Submitted By: Submitted to:
    ___________________________________ ___________________________________
    Student Nurse Clinical Instructor
    NURSING CARE PLAN
    Name of Patient: ___________________________________________________ Age: ______ Sex: _____ Room: ________ Date: __________________________
    Pediatric Community Acquired Pneumonia
    Admitting Diagnosis: _______________________________________________ Attending Physician: _________________________ Diet: __________________

    Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation


    5. Instructed family to clip and 5. Long and rough nails
    file nails regularly. increase risk of skin
    damage.

    6. Advised patient to wear 6. To protect the wound


    socks

    7. Advised patient to use closed 7. For the protection of the


    slippers or sandals wound and to avoid further
    infection.
    8. Elevate head of the bed and
    change position frequently. 8. Promotes expectoration,
    clearing or infection.
    9. Limit visitor as indicated
    9. Reduces likelihood of
    exposure to other
    infectious pathogens.
    10. Provided and applied
    wound dressing carefully 10. Wound dressing
    protect the wound and the
    surrounding tissue

    Bibliography: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    Submitted By: Submitted to:
    ___________________________________ ___________________________________
    Student Nurse Clinical Instructor

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