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    Date Cues Nursing Diagnosis Scientific Basis Goal of Care Nutsing Interventi ON Rationale Evaluation

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    1. The patient presented with signs and symptoms of iron deficiency anemia including brittle nails, chapped lips, pale tongue, tachycardia, and low hemoglobin. 2. The nursing diagnosis was imbalanced nutrition less than body requirements related to dietary deficiency of iron. Iron deficiency anemia results from an inadequate iron supply needed to form red blood cells. 3. The goal of care was to educate the patient on her condition and treatment plan, provide iron supplements and nutritional education, and monitor her progress through laboratory tests and behavioral changes with the goal of improving her nutritional status and anemia.

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    1. The patient presented with signs and symptoms of iron deficiency anemia including brittle nails, chapped lips, pale tongue, tachycardia, and low hemoglobin. 2. The nursing diagnosis was imbalanced nutrition less than body requirements related to dietary deficiency of iron. Iron deficiency anemia results from an inadequate iron supply needed to form red blood cells. 3. The goal of care was to educate the patient on her condition and treatment plan, provide iron supplements and nutritional education, and monitor her progress through laboratory tests and behavioral changes with the goal of improving her nutritional status and anemia.

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    1. The patient presented with signs and symptoms of iron deficiency anemia including brittle nails, chapped lips, pale tongue, tachycardia, and low hemoglobin. 2. The nursing diagnosis was imbalanced nutrition less than body requirements related to dietary deficiency of iron. Iron deficiency anemia results from an inadequate iron supply needed to form red blood cells. 3. The goal of care was to educate the patient on her condition and treatment plan, provide iron supplements and nutritional education, and monitor her progress through laboratory tests and behavioral changes with the goal of improving her nutritional status and anemia.

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    Date Cues Nursing Diagnosis Scientific Basis Goal of Care Nutsing Interventi ON Rationale Evaluation

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    1. The patient presented with signs and symptoms of iron deficiency anemia including brittle nails, chapped lips, pale tongue, tachycardia, and low hemoglobin. 2. The nursing diagnosis was imbalanced nutrition less than body requirements related to dietary deficiency of iron. Iron deficiency anemia results from an inadequate iron supply needed to form red blood cells. 3. The goal of care was to educate the patient on her condition and treatment plan, provide iron supplements and nutritional education, and monitor her progress through laboratory tests and behavioral changes with the goal of improving her nutritional status and anemia.

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    DATE CUES NURSING SCIENTIFIC GOAL OF NUTSING RATIONALE EVALUATION

    DIAGNOSIS BASIS CARE INTERVENTI


    ON
    05/29/20 ASSESSMENT Imbalanced DEFINITION After 3 days of INDEPENDEN After 3 days of
    nutrition less OF THE nursing T nursing
    Subjective: than body NURSING intervention, intervention, the
    “Luya kaayo kog requirements r/t DIAGNOSIS the patient will >Explain what > To give the patient was be
    pamati maam nya dietary be able to: causes iron patient able to:
    labad sd akong ulo. deficiency of Iron deficiency Deficiency knowledge
    Wala lagi ko kainom iron anemia stems >verbalize Anemia. about her >verbalize
    ug mga vitamins mam from and understanding condition. understanding of
    kay wa man gyuy inadequate of own disease own disease and
    kwarta” as verbalized supply of iron and treatment >Provide > For the client treatment plan
    by the patient. for optimal plan nutritional to be >Increased
    formation of >exhibit education that encouraged to hemoglobin from
    Objective: RBC’s, which relevant normal is economical comply with 5g/dL to
    >brittle nails produces levels of and easy to the dietary 11.5g/dL
    >severely chapped microcytic cells laboratory prepare. plan. >Show positive
    nails with less color value such as in changes in
    >smooth and shiny on staining. hemoglobin >Provide >For the behavior and
    red tongue Body stores of and red blood information patient to know lifestyle leading
    >Experiencing iron, including cell level about the what to expect to improved
    tachycardia plasma iron, >Show positive supplements with the given nutritional status
    >Vital signs: decrease, as changes in taken and its medication. >Show
    Temp: 35.5 °C does behavior and side effects compliance with
    HR: 125 bpm transferrin, lifestyle medication
    RR: 25cpm which binds leading to >Encourage >Enhances treatment
    BP: 90/60mmHg with and improved good oral appetite and
    >Hemoglobin level of transports iron. nutritional hygiene before oral intake.
    5g/dL Insufficient status and after meals
    body stores of >Show
    iron lead to a compliance >Monitor
    depleted RBC with laboratory >To evaluate
    DIAGNOSTIC mass and, in medication studies effectiveness of
    STUDIES return, to a treatment treatment
    >CBC decreased regimen
    hemoglobin DEPENDENT
    concentration
    and decreased >Administer
    oxygen- medication >To provide
    carrying with the replacements
    capacity of the doctor’s order needed.
    blood.

    COLLABORA
    PATHOPHYS TIVE
    IOLOGY
    >Consult with
    -Iron nutritionist/diet >To establish a
    equilibrium in ician dietary plan to
    the body is meet the
    regulated individual
    carefully to needs of the
    ensure that patient.
    sufficient iron
    is absorbed in
    order to
    compensate for
    body losses of
    iron. In healthy
    people, the
    body
    concentration
    of iron is
    regulated
    carefully by
    absorptive cells
    in the proximal
    small intestine,
    which alter iron
    absorption to
    match body
    losses of iron.
    Persistent
    errors in iron
    balance lead to
    either iron
    deficiency
    anemia or
    hemosiderosis.
    Both are
    disorders with
    potentially
    adverse
    consequences.

    RATIONALE
    >inadequate
    dietary intake
    of iron, and in
    prolonged
    unsupplemente
    d breast or
    bottle-feeding
    of infant
    >iron
    malabsorption
    >Blood loss
    secondary to
    drug-induced
    GI bleeding or
    due to heavy
    menses,
    hemorrhage
    from trauma,
    GI ulcers,
    malignant
    tumors, and
    varices.
    >pregnancy, in
    which the
    mother’s iron
    supply is
    diverted to the
    fetus for
    erythropoiesis.
    >Intravascular
    hemolysis-
    induced
    hemoglobinuria
    or paroxysmal
    nocturnal
    hemoglobinuria
    >mechanical
    erythrocyte
    trauma caused
    by a prosthetic
    heart valve or
    vena cava filter

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