The patient has left side weakness and decreased range of motion due to a stroke in 2015. The nursing diagnosis is impaired physical mobility related to inability to bear weight or ambulate independently. The goal is for the patient to participate in activities of daily living and prescribed therapies within 4 hours. Interventions include range of motion exercises, instruction on mobility-related tasks, and promoting proper nutrition and hydration. The evaluation is that after 4 hours the patient was able to participate in activities and demonstrate exercises to improve physical mobility, meeting the goal.
The patient has left side weakness and decreased range of motion due to a stroke in 2015. The nursing diagnosis is impaired physical mobility related to inability to bear weight or ambulate independently. The goal is for the patient to participate in activities of daily living and prescribed therapies within 4 hours. Interventions include range of motion exercises, instruction on mobility-related tasks, and promoting proper nutrition and hydration. The evaluation is that after 4 hours the patient was able to participate in activities and demonstrate exercises to improve physical mobility, meeting the goal.
The patient has left side weakness and decreased range of motion due to a stroke in 2015. The nursing diagnosis is impaired physical mobility related to inability to bear weight or ambulate independently. The goal is for the patient to participate in activities of daily living and prescribed therapies within 4 hours. Interventions include range of motion exercises, instruction on mobility-related tasks, and promoting proper nutrition and hydration. The evaluation is that after 4 hours the patient was able to participate in activities and demonstrate exercises to improve physical mobility, meeting the goal.
Diagnosis Objective cues: Impaired physical Within 4 hours of Independent: • Stroke, multiple After 4 hours of - Left side mobility related nursing intervention, • Assess for sclerosis, dementia, nursing intervention, weakness to inability to the patient will be conditions that paralysis, cerebral palsy, the patient was be able - Decreased bear weight as able to: contribute to fractures, and arthritis to: ROM evidenced by • participate in impaired mobility. are only a few disorders • participate in - Unable to immobility ADLs and • Assess the that can prevent ADLs and ambulate prescribed patient’s functional purposeful movement. therapies as therapies ability for mobility • Identifies problems and evidenced by Subjective: • demonstrate and note changes. helps to establish a plan cooperation Patient verbalized, exercises to • Provide patients of care. Mobility with the “na-stroke man gyud improve with enough time deteriorates as AD activities ko atong 2015, dili na to perform progresses, but most performed by nako ma lihok ang physical mobility-related patients are ambulatory the student akong left side sa mobility tasks. Use simple until the latter stages. nurses. lawas” instructions. • The patient may need • demonstrate • Perform range of repetitive instruction exercises to motion exercises. and comprehensive improve Encourage an assistance to perform physical active range of the task. mobility as motion exercises. • Helps to prevent joint evidenced by • Instruct family contractures and muscle executing ROM regarding ROM atrophy. exercises to the exercises, • Prevents complications extremities transferring of immobility, and patients from bed knowledge assists family GOAL MET to wheelchair, and members in being better turning at routine prepared for home care. J.J.ALSONG, FSUU/SN intervals. • Hydration will prevent • Promote proper dehydration and nutrition and promote circulation and hydration. keep skin, tissues, and muscles hydrated.