1. The patient presented with dusky skin discoloration, dry cough, and dyspnea on exertion, indicating altered tissue perfusion.
2. Objective findings included nasal flaring, chest retraction upon breathing, tachypnea, and bilateral wheezing on auscultation.
3. The short term goal was for the patient to understand their condition within 8 hours, but after 4 hours they were unable to verbalize understanding. The long term goal of increasing tissue perfusion within 3 days was met.
1. The patient presented with dusky skin discoloration, dry cough, and dyspnea on exertion, indicating altered tissue perfusion.
2. Objective findings included nasal flaring, chest retraction upon breathing, tachypnea, and bilateral wheezing on auscultation.
3. The short term goal was for the patient to understand their condition within 8 hours, but after 4 hours they were unable to verbalize understanding. The long term goal of increasing tissue perfusion within 3 days was met.
1. The patient presented with dusky skin discoloration, dry cough, and dyspnea on exertion, indicating altered tissue perfusion.
2. Objective findings included nasal flaring, chest retraction upon breathing, tachypnea, and bilateral wheezing on auscultation.
3. The short term goal was for the patient to understand their condition within 8 hours, but after 4 hours they were unable to verbalize understanding. The long term goal of increasing tissue perfusion within 3 days was met.
Nursing Diagnosis: Altered tissue perfusion related to impaired transport of oxygen across alveolar capillary membranes evidenced by dusky skin discoloration, dry cough and DOB
Luspad siya unya galisod ug ginhawa a verbalized by patients SO
Objective: -nasal flaring -chest retraction upon breathing -tachypnea - auscultated bilateral wheezing Short term objectives: After 8 hours of duty patient will be able to verbalized understanding of condition
Long term objectives: After 3 days of duty patient will be able to increase tissue perfusion 1. Monitor vital signs every 4 hours and as necessary 2. Monitor intake and output 3. Assess lower extremities, CRT, noting skin texture, ulcerations 4. Weigh daily 5. Encourage quiet, restful atmosphere 6. Elevate HOB
1. To have a baseline data and for subsequent evaluation 2. To monitor for fluid and electrolytes imbalances 3. To assess tissue oxygen demands 4. To assess for malnutrition and metabolic demands 5. To conserve energy/lowers tissue oxygen demands 6. To promote circulation Short term:
After 4 hours duty patient was not able to verbalized understanding of condition. Goal was not met
Long term: After 3 days of duty patient was able to increased and maintain oxygen demands. Goal was met