The patient presented with symptoms of dehydration including dry skin, poor skin turgor, and sudden weight loss. Vital signs showed a temperature of 37.1°C, pulse of 85, and respiratory rate of 20. The nursing care plan was to monitor the patient's hydration status through vital signs, skin signs, and urine output over 8 hours and intervene with fluid administration as needed. The goal was for the patient to demonstrate adequate hydration through stable vital signs and improved skin signs after interventions.
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The patient presented with symptoms of dehydration including dry skin, poor skin turgor, and sudden weight loss. Vital signs showed a temperature of 37.1°C, pulse of 85, and respiratory rate of 20. The nursing care plan was to monitor the patient's hydration status through vital signs, skin signs, and urine output over 8 hours and intervene with fluid administration as needed. The goal was for the patient to demonstrate adequate hydration through stable vital signs and improved skin signs after interventions.
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The patient presented with symptoms of dehydration including dry skin, poor skin turgor, and sudden weight loss. Vital signs showed a temperature of 37.1°C, pulse of 85, and respiratory rate of 20. The nursing care plan was to monitor the patient's hydration status through vital signs, skin signs, and urine output over 8 hours and intervene with fluid administration as needed. The goal was for the patient to demonstrate adequate hydration through stable vital signs and improved skin signs after interventions.
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