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    484451994-UTI-NCP

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    ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING IMPLEMENTATION EXPECTED

    OUTCOMES
    Acute pain After 1 hour of NURSE RATIONALE After 1 hour of
    Subjective: related to nursing INTERVENTIONS nursing
    “Recently, I have been infection interventions the Independent: interventions the
    experiencing pain when within the client will report Encourage increased Increased hydration client reports
    peeing.” urinary tract reduced pain upon oral fluid intake (2-3 helps in flushing the relieved pain upon
    as urination. liters if no bacteria and toxins urination
    Objective: evidenced contraindications)
    Facial grimace by burning
    Guarding behavior on sensation Instruct client to These food items
    suprapubic area during avoid coffee, tea, cause irritation to
    Cloudy urine observed urination alcohol and sodas. the urinary system
    Tea colored urine and should be
    VS: avoided.
    BP: 120/80 mm Hg
    PR: 80 beats/min Encourage the client Eating too much salt
    RR: 17 breaths/min to eat a low sodium causes body to keep
    T: 37.4C diet or retain too much
    water, worsening
    the fluid buildup.

    Encourage the client To prevent the


    to void. accumulation of
    urine thus limiting
    the number of
    bacteria.
    Dependent:
    Administer analgesic Proper perineal care
    or antispasmodics as helps in minimizing
    ordered by the the risk of
    physician contamination and
    re-infection.
    Collaborative:
    Collect and send
    urine sample to the
    laboratory for Antispasmodics and
    analysis as ordered analgesic agents are
    by the physician useful in relieving
    bladder spasm and
    pain

    To examine the
    contents of urine to
    rule out infection.

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