The document describes the process of ischemia, which refers to a lack of blood supply and oxygen to tissues, leading to energy failure, acidosis, ion imbalance, glutamate depolarization, and increased intracellular calcium levels. This cascade of events causes cell membranes and proteins to break down, decreases protein production, and ultimately leads to cell injury and death if blood flow is not restored.
The document describes the process of ischemia, which refers to a lack of blood supply and oxygen to tissues, leading to energy failure, acidosis, ion imbalance, glutamate depolarization, and increased intracellular calcium levels. This cascade of events causes cell membranes and proteins to break down, decreases protein production, and ultimately leads to cell injury and death if blood flow is not restored.
The document describes the process of ischemia, which refers to a lack of blood supply and oxygen to tissues, leading to energy failure, acidosis, ion imbalance, glutamate depolarization, and increased intracellular calcium levels. This cascade of events causes cell membranes and proteins to break down, decreases protein production, and ultimately leads to cell injury and death if blood flow is not restored.
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CELL INJURY AND DEATH
Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Planning Intervention Expected Outcome Short term Independent Subjective: Impaired physical mobility related 8 hours of nursing intervention - Monitor the Neurological Status. After 8 hours of nursing - Changing patient’s position every intervention “hindi ko maramdaman ang paa to decrease in muscle control - Achieve a form of 2 hours. ko” as verbalized by the patient. as evidenced by Motor leg left is communication. Patient achieve a proper - Elevate the head of the bed at form of communication unable to maintain in air ( grade 2) - Maintaining skin integrity least 30 degrees to prevent Patient maintain skin aspiration. and “hindi ko maramdaman ang - patient will breath properly integrity - Monitor patient’s v/s. Patient is breathing properly paa ko” as verbalized by the - patient vital sign will be: patient vital sign: patient. BP: 120/90 mm Hg - Assess motor strength or BP: 120/90 mm Hg functional level of mobility. RR: 23 Cpm RR: 23 Cpm 02: 96% - Ensure the safety of the patient’s 02: 96% bed. Raise side rails. Temperature: 36.6 Temperature: 36.6 - Promote to the patient a easy communication to understand 1 month each other. Patient had demonstrate a measure of increase - Assist patient for muscle mobility. exercises Patient relief the sensory Objectives Dependent and perceptual deprivation BP: 130/90 mm Hg - Administer warfarin sodium Patient regains the ability to (coumadin) as doctor prescribed perform physical ability RR: 28 cpm independently O²: 88 % - Administer IV heparin or low Patient had improved molecular weight heparin as strength and function of Temperature: 36.8℃ affected extremity. prescribed by the doctor. Numbness and tingling of lower - administer oxygen as prescribed by the doctor. extremities Long term ( 1 month) Collaborative - Motor leg left is unable to - Improved mobility Refer to Physical therapist maintain in air ( grade 2). - Relief of sensory and perceptual Refer to Occupational therapist - - Dysarthria Grade 1 deprivation. Refer to Nutritionist - Pt. Will regains ability to perform physical activity independently - Patient will have an improved strength and function of the affected extremity.