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    Nursing Care Plan: Provide Rest Periods To Promote Relief, Sleep, and Relaxation

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    The nursing care plan summarizes a patient experiencing abdominal pain after surgery. The plan includes three goals: 1) for the patient to verbalize relief from a pain scale of 10 to 4 after 2 hours of nursing intervention; 2) for facial grimaces to lessen; and 3) for the patient to reduce pain from a scale of 10 to 1 after 8 hours of continuous nursing intervention. The plan involves establishing trust, providing rest, and evaluating pain medications for effectiveness while monitoring side effects.

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    Nursing Care Plan: Provide Rest Periods To Promote Relief, Sleep, and Relaxation

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    The nursing care plan summarizes a patient experiencing abdominal pain after surgery. The plan includes three goals: 1) for the patient to verbalize relief from a pain scale of 10 to 4 after 2 hours of nursing intervention; 2) for facial grimaces to lessen; and 3) for the patient to reduce pain from a scale of 10 to 1 after 8 hours of continuous nursing intervention. The plan involves establishing trust, providing rest, and evaluating pain medications for effectiveness while monitoring side effects.

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    The nursing care plan summarizes a patient experiencing abdominal pain after surgery. The plan includes three goals: 1) for the patient to verbalize relief from a pain scale of 10 to 4 after 2 hours of nursing intervention; 2) for facial grimaces to lessen; and 3) for the patient to reduce pain from a scale of 10 to 1 after 8 hours of continuous nursing intervention. The plan involves establishing trust, providing rest, and evaluating pain medications for effectiveness while monitoring side effects.

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    Nursing Care Plan: Provide Rest Periods To Promote Relief, Sleep, and Relaxation

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    Grace Mellaine
    The nursing care plan summarizes a patient experiencing abdominal pain after surgery. The plan includes three goals: 1) for the patient to verbalize relief from a pain scale of 10 to 4 after 2 hours of nursing intervention; 2) for facial grimaces to lessen; and 3) for the patient to reduce pain from a scale of 10 to 1 after 8 hours of continuous nursing intervention. The plan involves establishing trust, providing rest, and evaluating pain medications for effectiveness while monitoring side effects.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN

    Nursing
    Assessment Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation
    Diagnosis
    Subjective Abdominal Short-term Independent Nursing To gain patient’s trust and GOAL MET
    Cues: pain Goal: Intervention: have a good nurse-patient
    After an 8-hour shift of
    relationship
    related to post nursing intervention, the
    operation as patient was able to rest
    “Masakit yun After 2 hours Establish rapport.
    evidenced by peacefully and pain scale
    tahi sa tyan of nursing
    facial grimace reduces from 10 to 1.
    ko” as intervention,
    and pain scale Patients may experience an
    verbalized by the patient
    of 10/10 exaggeration in pain or
    the patient will:
    Get rid of additional decreased ability to tolerate
    stressors or sources of painful stimuli if
    discomfort whenever environmental factors are
    Objective - Verbalize
    possible further stressing them
    Cues: relief pain
    from a pain
    Patient has
    scale of 10
    limited range One’s experiences of pain may
    to 4.
    of motion - Facial become exaggerated as a result
    Provide rest periods to of exhaustion. Pain may result
    grimace will promote relief, sleep,
    be lessen in fatigue, which may result in
    and relaxation. exaggerated pain. A peaceful
    (+) Facial
    Grimace Long-term and quiet environment may
    Goal: facilitate rest

    Dependent Nursing
    Pain Scale: After 8 hours Intervention: Effectiveness of pain
    10/10 of continuous medications must be evaluated
    nursing carefully because analgesics
    interventions, Provide medication as may cause mild to severe side
    the client will ordered by the effects
    be able to physician. Evaluating
    reduce pain the effectiveness and
    from a scale of inspecting for any signs Patients who demand pain
    10 to 1. and symptoms of medications at more frequent
    adverse effect. intervals than prescribed may
    actually require higher or more
    potent analgesics
    Report to the physician
    when interventions are
    unsuccessful and
    ineffective

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