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BSN 4B SHC.
>Impaired mobility
> Assess for
is associated with
constipation.
increased risk of
bowel dysfunction,
including
constipation.
>positive
>Provide emotional reinforcement boost
support and them to participate.
encouragement to
client to gradually
increase activity.
Pt. Edwin Endaya Diagnosis: SupraVentricular Tachycardia t/c AMI
Subjective: Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation
“Nahihirapan Impaired gas After 3-4 hrs of >auscultate breath >may indicate
pakong huminga exchange related to nursing intervention, sounds, Assess pulmonary edema
pag naka-higa kaya fluid volume excess the client will color, respiratory secondary to cardiac
lagi akong naka (pulmonary edema) demonstrate rate and depth, decompensation
upo.” As verbalized as evidenced by optimal gas effort, rythm
by pt pitting edema, exchange, maintain
coughing up blood, fluid balance as
Reports of nocturia shortness of evidenced by >suggest fluid
breathing, & normal BP, non- volume excess
Objectives: nocturia. labored, be free of >note development
>shortness of edema & clear of edema, by
breathing. breathing also pressing skin. >decreased cardiac
>w/ Oxygen via verbalize comfort. output results
nasal cannula >measure intake & sodium water
regulated @ 4-5 lpm output, noting retention & reduced
>orthopnea decrease In output. urine output
>Excessive
sweating and pale > to facilitate
skin > Position client in optimum breathing
>w/ productive sitting or semi patterns
cough producing fowler’s
sticky blood >to facilitate better
streaked sputum > teach & lung expansion
scanty in amount. encourage client to
>pitting edema , cough and deep
swelling of the legs. breathing. >less work &
>crackles heard activity decrease
upon auscultation >provide adequate oxygen supply
on both lung. rest periods demand.
>increased RR rate
with labored >to release the
breathing > suction if needed secretions & prevent
>repo aspiration.
> Necessary to
>administer correct fluid
diuretics (lasix) as overload & decrease
ordered. pulmonary edema.