This nursing diagnosis document summarizes the assessment, nursing diagnosis, scientific explanation, planning, interventions, and evaluation for a patient presenting with pharyngitis/laryngitis. The patient was experiencing pain when swallowing foods and difficulty eating. On examination, the patient's tonsils were enlarged and erythematous with petechiae present on the palate. The nursing diagnosis was acute pain related to upper airway irritation secondary to inflammation. Short and long term goals involved decreasing the patient's pain and improving their condition by resolving inflammation and infection. Planned nursing interventions included administering antibiotics and pain medications as prescribed and assessing vital signs and symptoms.
This nursing diagnosis document summarizes the assessment, nursing diagnosis, scientific explanation, planning, interventions, and evaluation for a patient presenting with pharyngitis/laryngitis. The patient was experiencing pain when swallowing foods and difficulty eating. On examination, the patient's tonsils were enlarged and erythematous with petechiae present on the palate. The nursing diagnosis was acute pain related to upper airway irritation secondary to inflammation. Short and long term goals involved decreasing the patient's pain and improving their condition by resolving inflammation and infection. Planned nursing interventions included administering antibiotics and pain medications as prescribed and assessing vital signs and symptoms.
This nursing diagnosis document summarizes the assessment, nursing diagnosis, scientific explanation, planning, interventions, and evaluation for a patient presenting with pharyngitis/laryngitis. The patient was experiencing pain when swallowing foods and difficulty eating. On examination, the patient's tonsils were enlarged and erythematous with petechiae present on the palate. The nursing diagnosis was acute pain related to upper airway irritation secondary to inflammation. Short and long term goals involved decreasing the patient's pain and improving their condition by resolving inflammation and infection. Planned nursing interventions included administering antibiotics and pain medications as prescribed and assessing vital signs and symptoms.
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Reference: Maternal and Child 8th edition volume 2 page 1108 by PIlliterri
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