The nursing care plan outlines objectives and interventions for a patient with 2nd degree burns covering 74.5% of their body surface area. The short term goal is for the patient to participate in wound care and prevention measures to promote tissue regeneration and timely healing of burned areas. Nursing interventions include assisting with wound care, monitoring the wound site, maintaining clean linens, emphasizing good hygiene and nutrition, discussing the importance of rest and wound healing. The long term goal is for the patient to demonstrate tissue regeneration and healing of burned areas.
The nursing care plan outlines objectives and interventions for a patient with 2nd degree burns covering 74.5% of their body surface area. The short term goal is for the patient to participate in wound care and prevention measures to promote tissue regeneration and timely healing of burned areas. Nursing interventions include assisting with wound care, monitoring the wound site, maintaining clean linens, emphasizing good hygiene and nutrition, discussing the importance of rest and wound healing. The long term goal is for the patient to demonstrate tissue regeneration and healing of burned areas.
The nursing care plan outlines objectives and interventions for a patient with 2nd degree burns covering 74.5% of their body surface area. The short term goal is for the patient to participate in wound care and prevention measures to promote tissue regeneration and timely healing of burned areas. Nursing interventions include assisting with wound care, monitoring the wound site, maintaining clean linens, emphasizing good hygiene and nutrition, discussing the importance of rest and wound healing. The long term goal is for the patient to demonstrate tissue regeneration and healing of burned areas.
DIAGNOSIS INTERVENTION Subjective: Burns are Short Term Assist in wound To be able to assess After 4 hrs. “Mahapdi mga Impaired skin characterized by Goal: care. the wound and Of nursing sugat ko” integrity related to severe skin ensure asepsis in intervention as verbalized by trauma [burn damage in which After 1 hour of wound care. s, the the patient. injuries] many of the intervention the patient was affected cells die. patient will: Periodically To identify risk for able Objective: Depending on the Participate in monitor site of infection and maintain cause and degree prevention wound. monitor wound core 74.5% BSA of injury, most measures and healing. temperature 2nd degree people can treatment within burn on recover from program of Remove wet and To prevent normal cheeks, burns without wound care soiled linens and infection and range. jawline, both serious health clothing. further skin upper and Long term goal: consequences. damage. T: 37.2 lower Demonstrate extremities, tissue abdomen and Second-degree Maintain linens Minimize the risk Goal met regeneration. chest. burns are more wrinkle free. of skin ulcerations Achieve Presenting serious because timely features of the damage healing of Emphasize To prevent wounds are extends beyond burned areas. importance of good infection and to blister the top layer of hygiene, wound enhance formation skin. This type of care and wound understanding and anderythema extensive damage dressing cooperation. . causes the skin to T: 37.2 Encourage diet that To provide a blister and P: 70 has high amounts of positive nitrogen become R: 19 vitamins A, C, D balance to aid in extremely red and BP: 110/90 and increased skin and tissue sore. Some protein intake. healing and to blisters pop open, maintain general good health. giving the burn a wet appearance. Discuss importance Enhances patient’s of early detection of understanding and skin changes and/or cooperation. complications.
Emphasize Rest decreases
importance of body’s overall adequate rest demand in oxygen periods and and promotes immobilization of wound healing affected body part.
Encourage patient Increases patient’s
to verbalize self-esteem and to feelings and discuss help patient deal how or if it affects with the situation. self-esteem.
Maintain dressings Areas may be
over newly grafted covered by area and/or donor translucent, site as indicated: nonreactive surface mesh, petroleum, material (between non adhesive. graft and outer dressing) to eliminate shearing of new epithelium and protect healing tissue.