Nursing Diagnosis: (2) Nursing Interventions: (8)

Goals: (4) ( 1 STG and 1 LTG for EACH NANDA)

Assessment:

Objective:

1. Arthralgia
2. Rash
3. Loss of appetite Risk Factors:
4. Dyspepsia Disorder:
5. Malaise 1. Frequent exposure to blood, blood products, or
6. Weakness other body fluid
7. Jaundice may or may not be evident. But if HEPATITIS B 2. Health care workers: hemodialysis staff, oncology
jaundice occurs, light colored stool and dark and chemotherapy nurses, personnel at risk for
needle prick, operating room staff, respiratory
urine accompany it.
therapist, surgeons, dentists
Subjective: 3. Male homosexual and bisexual activity
4. IV/injection drug use
5. Close contact of HBV
1. Abdominal pain
6. Travel to or residence in area with uncertain sanitary
2. Generalized aching condition
7. Multiple sex partner
8. Infected mothers to their infants during normal

Pathophysiology: Complications & Actions to Prevent:

Diagnostics:
1. Blood screening for blood donors
2. Use of disposable syringes and lancets
3. Good personal hygiene
4. Clinical laboratories and work area must be
disinfected daily.
5. Use of gloves when handling blood and body fluids
6. Active immunization to people who are at high risk
for hepatitis B, and individuals with Hepatitis C and
other chronic disease.
7. Educated the community on how to prevent
hepatitis B.