This nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing headache pain and fatigue. The plan involves assessing the patient's pain level and vital signs, diagnosing impaired comfort and fatigue, planning to decrease pain and improve energy within 8 hours through non-pharmacological interventions. Interventions include note taking, maintaining a calm environment, relaxation techniques, adequate nutrition, rest, and encouraging activity. The evaluation is that after 4 hours for pain and 8 hours for fatigue, the goals of relieving pain and improving energy were met.
This nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing headache pain and fatigue. The plan involves assessing the patient's pain level and vital signs, diagnosing impaired comfort and fatigue, planning to decrease pain and improve energy within 8 hours through non-pharmacological interventions. Interventions include note taking, maintaining a calm environment, relaxation techniques, adequate nutrition, rest, and encouraging activity. The evaluation is that after 4 hours for pain and 8 hours for fatigue, the goals of relieving pain and improving energy were met.
This nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing headache pain and fatigue. The plan involves assessing the patient's pain level and vital signs, diagnosing impaired comfort and fatigue, planning to decrease pain and improve energy within 8 hours through non-pharmacological interventions. Interventions include note taking, maintaining a calm environment, relaxation techniques, adequate nutrition, rest, and encouraging activity. The evaluation is that after 4 hours for pain and 8 hours for fatigue, the goals of relieving pain and improving energy were met.
This nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing headache pain and fatigue. The plan involves assessing the patient's pain level and vital signs, diagnosing impaired comfort and fatigue, planning to decrease pain and improve energy within 8 hours through non-pharmacological interventions. Interventions include note taking, maintaining a calm environment, relaxation techniques, adequate nutrition, rest, and encouraging activity. The evaluation is that after 4 hours for pain and 8 hours for fatigue, the goals of relieving pain and improving energy were met.
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MCN Form 016
Lyceum of the Philippines University
College of Nursing
NURSING CARE PLAN
ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION Subjective: Impaired comfort related to After of 4 hours of nursing -Note for the location, - To promote comfort and -After 4hours of nursing “Masakit ang ulo ko” as headache interventions patient’s scale, intensity, and onset relaxation. interventions, goal was verbalized by the patient. perception of altered of pain. met. The patient verbalized comfort/pain will be - To add comfort to the being relieved of pain and Objective: decreased; - Maintain a calm and quiet patient. there are no non-verbal Pain scale of 5/10 environment. indicators of With facial grimace The patient will be able to - They serve as non- pain/discomfort present. verbalize relief of pain - Use relaxation pharmacological methods techniques such as deep for reducing breathing exercises pain/promoting comfort.
-To determine the nursing
care to be given to the patient. MCN Form 016
Lyceum of the Philippines University
College of Nursing
NURSING CARE PLAN
ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION -Subjective: - Fatigue related to side -After 8 hours of nursing -Assist patient with self- - Adequate intake of -After 8 hours of nursing effects of medications, and interventions, the patient care needs. Keep the bed in nutrients is necessary to interventions, the patient “Nanghihina ako, chemotherapy. will report an improved a low position and assist meet energy needs and was able to report an pakiramdam ko lagi akong sense of energy. with ambulation. build energy reserves for improved sense of energy pagod.” as verbalized by activity. the patient. -Encourage nutritional intake. - increases strength and -Objective: allows the patient to - Encourage the patient to become more active V/S taken as follows: take whatever possible without being overly tired T: 36.8 action and to improve their out. PR: 68 exercise level as tolerated. RR: 20 - Frequent rest periods or BP: 90/60 naps are needed to restore or conserve energy.