The nursing care plan is for a 36-year-old female patient admitted with a diagnosis of urinary stone. The plan identifies anxiety related to pain as an actual nursing diagnosis. Short term objectives are to make the patient feel more comfortable and decrease pain and anxiety levels within a half hour. Long term objectives within a day are for vital signs to reflect baseline or decreased sympathetic stimulation and for the patient to demonstrate coping strategies to reduce anxiety. Interventions include assessing anxiety and pain levels, providing analgesics and massage, and educating the patient on anxiety symptoms and strategies to reduce it.
The nursing care plan is for a 36-year-old female patient admitted with a diagnosis of urinary stone. The plan identifies anxiety related to pain as an actual nursing diagnosis. Short term objectives are to make the patient feel more comfortable and decrease pain and anxiety levels within a half hour. Long term objectives within a day are for vital signs to reflect baseline or decreased sympathetic stimulation and for the patient to demonstrate coping strategies to reduce anxiety. Interventions include assessing anxiety and pain levels, providing analgesics and massage, and educating the patient on anxiety symptoms and strategies to reduce it.
The nursing care plan is for a 36-year-old female patient admitted with a diagnosis of urinary stone. The plan identifies anxiety related to pain as an actual nursing diagnosis. Short term objectives are to make the patient feel more comfortable and decrease pain and anxiety levels within a half hour. Long term objectives within a day are for vital signs to reflect baseline or decreased sympathetic stimulation and for the patient to demonstrate coping strategies to reduce anxiety. Interventions include assessing anxiety and pain levels, providing analgesics and massage, and educating the patient on anxiety symptoms and strategies to reduce it.
Diagnose: urinary stone Date of Admission: not available Nursing Diagnose Objectives Nursing Intervention Evaluation ( ✓) Actual ( ) Short Term Objectives: Assessment: Objectives are: Potential Within half hour the 1. Assess anxiety level Anxiety patient can feel more 2. Assess pain characteristics ( ) archived Related to pain comfortable and 3. Assess pain level ( ) partially achieved decrease the pain scale 4. Assess vital signs (✓ ) not achieved Secondary to and anxiety scale to1 5. Assess for the presence of Urinary stone culture-bound anxiety states. As evidenced by: 6. Assess physical reactions to anxiety Subjective data: Long Term Objective: Nursing Intervention: The patient said that she Within one day 1. Recognize awareness of the has aacute right flank Patient has vital signs patient’s anxiety pain and she didn't do that reflect baseline or 2. Interact with patient in a any activity and has decreased sympathetic peaceful manner very bad mood because stimulation. 3. Reduce the pain of it Patient has posture, 4. Take analgesic And she feels facial expressions, 5. rovide massage and backrubs Irritability gestures, and activity for patient to reduce anxiety Painful or persistent levels that reflect increased helplessness decreased distress. patient demonstrates ability to reassure self. Patient monitors signs and intensity of anxiety. Objective data: Patient identifies Patient Health teaching: Pain scale (not strategies to reduce Provide patients with a means to available) anxiety. listen to music of their choice. Pain characteristics (not Educate patient and family about the available) symptoms of anxiety. Anxiety scale (not Teach patient to visualize or available) fantasize about the absence of anxiety or pain, successful experience of the situation, resolution of conflict, or outcome of procedure. Teach use of appropriate community resources in emergency situations (e.g., suicidal thoughts), such as hotlines, emergency rooms, law enforcement, and judicial systems.
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