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COLLEGE OF NURSING

Silliman University
Dumaguete City

NURSING CARE PLAN


CUE/EVIDENCES NURSING DIAGNOSIS OBJECTIVES INTERVENTIONS EVALUATION

SUBJECTIVE DATA: Impaired social interaction At the end of our care, the
related to altered thought patient will…
- Patient verbalized: process.
“Anha ra panutana sa - Patient will - Monitor and record V/S - Goal met as evidenced
akong asawa.” demonstrate stable every 15 mins for 1 by patient
Kamo ra sa akong vital signs: hour, then every shift demonstrating stable
asawa pagsabot.” T: 37.4℃ until discharge. vital signs:
To wife,”Ayaw sige P: 104 bpm strong and T: 37.4℃
isturyakay daghan unya bounding P: 104 bpm strong and
kag sayop ma sulti.” R: 22 cpm strong, bounding
regular, with no use of R: 22 cpm strong,
accessory muscles regular, with no use of
BP: 120/90 mmHg accessory muscles
OBJECTIVE DATA: BP: 120/90 mmHg

- T: 37.4℃ - Assess neurologic - Goal not met as


- P: 104 bpm strong and - Patient and family function and mental evidenced by neither
bounding members will report status every shift to patient nor family
- R: 22 cpm strong, concerns about monitor changes in members reporting
regular, with no use of difficulties in social patient’s status; difficulties in social
accessory muscles interaction. reorient as often as interaction.
- BP: 120/90 mmHg - necessary.
- Hospitalized for severe - Goal not met as
head trauma - Patient and family will - Assist patient and evidenced by neither
- Patient was irritable members will family members in patient nor family
and uncooperative participate in care and progressive members participating
- Patient does not comply prescribed therapies. participation in care in ambulation therapy.
with recommended and therapies.
therapies: has not - Goal not met as
ambulated since - Patient will - Provide specific, non- evidenced by patient
admission demonstrate effective care-related time with still demonstrating
social interaction skills patien each shift to abrasive and
in one-on-one and encourage social indifferent attitude
group settings interaction beginning toward healthcare
with one-on-one workers and family
interaction and increase members.
to group interaction as
patient’s skill indicates.

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