Rasmussen NPR Concept Plan

Medications – List medications applicable

Nursing Diagnosis Goals
Anti-Diabetic medication Clinical Manifestations
Deficient knowledge PT will demonstrate
Blood thinners Subjective:
Related to unfamiliarity knowledge of insulin
Excessive hunger, thirst, fatigue, blurred
Statin With insulin injection as injection prior to
vision
discharge
Insulin Objective: Evidenced by inadequate
Follow though of med therapy.
Polyuria, weight gain/loss, poor wound
healing
Risk for unstable blood Patient has a blood
glucose levels related to glucose level of less than
inadequate blood glucose 180mg/dl within 48
Pathophysiology monitoring. hours.
Medical Diagnosis
A chronic disease caused by inherited or Nursing Interventions
acquired deficiency in production of
insulin by the pancreas, or by the
Diabetes Mellitus Explain that long-acting insulins only need to
be injected once or twice daily.
ineffectiveness of the insulin produced. Patient Data
Results in increased concentrations of Teach PT to follow a diet that is low in simple
glucose in the blood, which damages the Normally prevalent in those with a family sugars, low in fat, and high in fiber and whole
body's systems. history, sedentary lifestyles, obesity, high fat grains.
diet and carb consumption and activity
intolerance. Treat hypoglycemia with crackers, a snack,
Diagnostic Data or glucagon injection.

Lab data including imaging that supports the

medical diagnosis
Medical Interventions
Patient Education
A1C Test
Insulin therapy
Consume a balanced, healthy diet
Blood Glucose test
Insulin pump
No smoking
Glucose in Urine test
[Type text] Bariatric Surgery Exercise daily at least 30 minutes daily
Ketones in Urine
Monitor sugar levels routinely
Microalbumin test
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