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- Reiterate
d
potential
side
effects
- Educated
patient in
possible
side
effects
DURING:
Dx:
- Assessed
if any
contraindi
cated
drugs
were
given
before
administe
ring
Pregabali
n
- Assessed
if the
patient
has taken
the
medicatio
n
- Checked
if patient
has taken
the
medicatio
n
Tx:
- Obtained
BP and
RR before
and
periodical
ly during
administr
ation
- Advised
patient to
avoid
alcohol
and other
CNS
depressan
ts because
of the
increased
risk of
sedation
and
decreased
CNS
function.
- Monitore
d patient
according
ly for any
signs of
visual
disturban
ces
Edx:
- Reiterate
d the
importanc
e of drug
taken
- Encourag
ed to
report if ,
dizziness,
constipati
on and
abdomina
l pain
- Encourag
ed patient
and
family to
report
unusual
changes to
healthcar
e
profession
al
AFTER:
Dx:
- Checked
if patient
manifeste
d any
adverse
effects
- Assessed
the
effectiven
ess of the
analgesic
- Assessed
bowel and
bladder
function
Tx:
- Obtained
vital signs
- Monitore
d other
changes in
mood and
behavior,
including,
confusion,
drowsines
s, and
anxiety.
Notify
physician
if these
changes
become
problemat
ic.
- Discontin
ued drug
and
notified
physician
if any
usual
changes
Edx:
- Encourag
ed to
verbalize
feelings if
any
adverse
effects
occur
Objective:
Noted lifestyle effects
LTO:
Observed evidence pain
of: pain, After 24- 48 hours of
protective/guarding nursing intervention TX
behavior, grimace, patient would be able to
with expressive verbalize and perform Provided the patient
behavior non-pharmacologic pain family with adequate
relief strategies, information about ac
Nursing Diagnosis: pain and options
relaxation technique and
available for pain
Acute pain related to diversion activities management.
invasive surgical
knee procedure, Demonstrated relaxa
secondary and technique, diversion
musculoskeltal activity, ROM exercis
traction. and non-pharmacolog
pain relief strategies
EDX
Encouraged non-
pharmacological
interventions when p
is relatively well
controlled with
pharmacological
interventions.
ACUTE PAIN