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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT OF NURSING
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Subjective Data: Ineffective Breathing After 1 to 2 hours of Independent: Independent: After 1 to 2 hours of
• N/A Pattern related to proper nursing proper nursing
Objective Data: Decreased Lung intervention, the client 1. Place the client’s 1. To avoid forward intervention, the client
• AOG - 36 Surfactant will be able to neck and head in and backward was able to maintain
Weeks maintain an effective a proper position. bending of the an effective breathing
• Weight – 1.8 breathing pattern neck that might pattern
kilograms cause airway AEB
Vital Signs blockage • Relaxed
• BT – 36.2 breathing
• HR – 170 2. Check for any 2. To prevent the • Absence of
bpm obstruction in the blockage of nasal flaring
• RR – 80 bpm client’s airway secretions in the • RR- 40 bpm
• BP – 40/50 (secretions and client’s airway • HR – 130
mmHg mucus) and helping the bpm
Physical provide proper newborn to • BP – 100/50
Examination suctioning using acquire effective mmHg
proper tubing breathing
• Poor sucking
reflex Remarks:
• Nasal Flaring • Goal is met
3. Provide proper 3. To provide
oxygenation with enough
a flow rate of 1 oxygenation that
liter/minute via might help the
nasal cannula newborn to
acquire effective
breathing
Dependent: Dependent:
1. Administer 1. To aid in
medications effective lung
(bronchodilators, function
synthetic
surfactant) as
ordered by the
primary care
physician
Collaborative: Collaborative:
1. Refer to a 1. To accurately
Pulmonologist assess the
or Primary client and
Care provide
Physician further
intervention
as needed