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    Assessment Diagnosis Rationale Planning Implementation Rationale Evaluation

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    The patient presented with urinary tract infection symptoms like dysuria and difficulty urinating. Based on the subjective report of urinary pain and objective findings of facial grimacing and restlessness, the diagnosis was determined to be a urinary tract infection. The plan was to implement nursing interventions for 3 days to treat the infection and resolve the urinary pain.

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    Assessment Diagnosis Rationale Planning Implementation Rationale Evaluation

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    The patient presented with urinary tract infection symptoms like dysuria and difficulty urinating. Based on the subjective report of urinary pain and objective findings of facial grimacing and restlessness, the diagnosis was determined to be a urinary tract infection. The plan was to implement nursing interventions for 3 days to treat the infection and resolve the urinary pain.

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    The patient presented with urinary tract infection symptoms like dysuria and difficulty urinating. Based on the subjective report of urinary pain and objective findings of facial grimacing and restlessness, the diagnosis was determined to be a urinary tract infection. The plan was to implement nursing interventions for 3 days to treat the infection and resolve the urinary pain.

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    Assessment Diagnosis Rationale Planning Implementation Rationale Evaluation

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    The patient presented with urinary tract infection symptoms like dysuria and difficulty urinating. Based on the subjective report of urinary pain and objective findings of facial grimacing and restlessness, the diagnosis was determined to be a urinary tract infection. The plan was to implement nursing interventions for 3 days to treat the infection and resolve the urinary pain.

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    ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS RATIONALE PLANNING IMPLEMENTATION RATIONALE EVALUATION

    Subjective:  Impaired  Urinary  After 3 days


    urinary tract of nursing
    ”Sarong semana na elimination intervention,
    nasasakitan at related to infection the patient
    kinukulog sa pag-ihi urinary tract (UTI) is an will be able
    ang aki ko.” As infection as infection in to urinate
    verbalized by the manifested any part of painlessly.
    patient’s mother. by dysuria.
    the urinary
    Objective: system —
    the
     Facial kidneys,
    grimace, ureters,
    restlessness,
    bladder and
    and body
    malaise urethra.
     V/S taken as Most
    follows: infections
    involve the
    T: 37.3
    P: 82 lower
    R: 19 urinary
    B/P: 120/90 tract — the
    bladder and
    the urethra.
    That may
    have
    symptoms
    like A
    burning
    sensation
    when
    urinating

     Passing
    frequent,
    small
    amounts of
    urine

     Urine
    that
    appears
    cloudy

     Urine
    that
    appears
    red, bright
    pink or
    cola-
    colored —
    a sign of
    blood in
    the urine

     Strong-
    smelling
    urine

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