CARE OF CLIENTS WITH PROBLEMS IN OXYGENATION, FLUID AND ELECTROLYTES, INFECTIOUS, INFLAMMATORY AND IMMUNOLOGIC RESPONSE, CELLULAR ABERRATIONS, ACUTE AND CHRONIC
NURSING CARE PLAN (AGE)
A Case Study Presented to the Department of Nursing of Iloilo Doctor’s College
DIAGNOSIS IDENTIFICATION SUBJECTIVE: Activity SHORT TERM INDEPENDENT: After 24 hours of intolerance GOAL: - Monitor client’s - Fever that occurs with nursing He came to the related to vital signs. gastroenteritis intervention, emergency generalized After 8 hours of increases fluid loss patient will weakness AEB nursing through perspiration maintain fluid and room with the weak intervention, the and increased electrolyte chief extremities, patient will be respiration. balance, increased complaint of distended able to identify knowledge about vomiting abdomen, negative factors the disease and accompanied and weak affecting activity - Provide health - To enhance patient risk of by body overall intolerance and teaching on the ability to participate in transmission, and appearance eliminate or client regarding activity absence of malaise as reduce their the organization complications AEB: verbalized by effects. and time the patient. Rationale: management a. Temperature is technique to within normal LONG TERM: prevent while on range. OBJECTIVE: Activity After 24 hours of activity intolerance is nursing b. Blood culture Temperature: insufficient interventions the - Assist client with - To protect patient reports are 38.5 °C physiological or patient will activity from injury and To negative. psychological participate prevent over- a) Weak overall energy poor willingly in exhaustion c. Fluid balance is appearance endure or necessary or achieved. b) Distended complete desired activities abdomen required or as evidenced by: - Monitoring and - Bacteremia. E. coli, c) Lower desired daily managing Salmonella, and activities. - Coleen Mae C. Camarista (10/5/2021) ILOILO DOCTOR’S COLLEGE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING West Avenue Timawa, Molo, Iloilo City
extremities a. Temperature potential Shigella are organisms
are weak is within normal complications that can enter the range. bloodstream and disseminate to other b. Blood culture organs. Shock reports are associated with negative. diarrheal diseases demands accurate c. Fluid balance intake and output is achieved. assessment and vigorous fluid replacement.
DEPENDENT: - Oral rehydration
Administering therapy should be rehydration therapy delivered frequently in small amounts. When patients are persistently vomiting, they often require frequent administration of fluids by full-spoons. IV therapy is necessary for the patient who is severely dehydrated or in shock.