1. The patient was experiencing left waist and back pain.
2. The nurse created short term goals to help the patient relieve pain through relaxation techniques and improve urine output.
3. Long term goals were for the patient to demonstrate pain relief, improved urine output and lab results, stable vitals, and no edema after 48 hours of nursing intervention.
1. The patient was experiencing left waist and back pain.
2. The nurse created short term goals to help the patient relieve pain through relaxation techniques and improve urine output.
3. Long term goals were for the patient to demonstrate pain relief, improved urine output and lab results, stable vitals, and no edema after 48 hours of nursing intervention.
1. The patient was experiencing left waist and back pain.
2. The nurse created short term goals to help the patient relieve pain through relaxation techniques and improve urine output.
3. Long term goals were for the patient to demonstrate pain relief, improved urine output and lab results, stable vitals, and no edema after 48 hours of nursing intervention.
Subjective Short Term Goal: Independent Short Term Goal:
" masakit yong sa left waist ko After 8 hours of nursing intervention After 8 hours of nursing sa likod isa yon sa mga the patient will be able to: -Accurately record intake and output intervention the patient will be able nararamdaman ko" as - Patient will demonstrate use of (I&O) noting to include “hidden” fluids to: verbalized by the patient. relaxation skills to relieve pain. such as IV antibiotic additives, liquid - Illustrated the usage of pain- - Patient will report relief/control medications, frozen treats, ice chips. relieving relaxation Objective of pain. Religiously measure gastrointestinal techniques as evidence by losses and estimate insensible losses reporting relief or control of -decrease consciousness (sweating), including wound drainage, pain. -slurred speech Long Term Goal: nasogastric outputs, and diarrhea After 48 hours of nursing intervention the patient will be able to: -Insert indwelling catheter, as indicated. Long Term Goal: After 48 hours of nursing NURSING DIAGNOSIS - Improve urine output as -Monitor urine specific gravity. intervention the patient will be able Fluid volume excess related to evidenced of specific to: compromised regulatory gravity/laboratory - Weigh daily at same time of day, on mechanism (renal failure) investigations around normal; same scale, with same equipment and - Improved urine output as stable weight, vital signs within clothing. evidenced of specific the patient's normal range; and gravity/laboratory no edema. - Assess skin, face, and dependent areas investigations around for edema. Evaluate degree of edema normal; stable weight, vital (on scale of +1–+4). signs within the patient's normal range; and no edema - Monitor heart rate (HR), BP, and JVD/CVP.
- Auscultate lung and heart sounds.
-Scatter desired beverages throughout
the 24-hour period and give various offering (hot, cold, frozen). - During peritoneal dialysis, position the patient carefully: elevate the head of the bed.
- Watch out for complications such
as peritonitis, atelectasis, hypokalemia, pneumonia and/or shock.