Ineffective airway clearance r/t retained secretions due to pediatric community acquired pneumonia high risk. The patient exhibited increased work of breathing with the use of accessory muscles and crackles heard on the left lung field. Nursing interventions included assessing respiratory patterns, monitoring vital signs, auscultating lung sounds, back rubbing, encouraging increased fluid intake and milk to help liquefy secretions.
Ineffective airway clearance r/t retained secretions due to pediatric community acquired pneumonia high risk. The patient exhibited increased work of breathing with the use of accessory muscles and crackles heard on the left lung field. Nursing interventions included assessing respiratory patterns, monitoring vital signs, auscultating lung sounds, back rubbing, encouraging increased fluid intake and milk to help liquefy secretions.
Ineffective airway clearance r/t retained secretions due to pediatric community acquired pneumonia high risk. The patient exhibited increased work of breathing with the use of accessory muscles and crackles heard on the left lung field. Nursing interventions included assessing respiratory patterns, monitoring vital signs, auscultating lung sounds, back rubbing, encouraging increased fluid intake and milk to help liquefy secretions.
Name of Patient: Tipanero,Leil Name of Student: Michaella Olivia P. Awal
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