NURSING CARE PLAN
Name of the Patient: T.S Age: 60 years old Sex: Female
Civil Status: Religion: Rm/Bed No. _________________
Address:
Date of Admission: _____________________ Diagnosis: Osteoporosis
CUES Nursing Diagnosis
Subjective/ Objective
Risk for Activity Intolerance
NOTE: A risk diagnosis is related to Chronic Pain
not evidenced by signs and secondary to Osteoporosis
symptoms, as the problem
has not occurred; rather,
nursing interventions are
directed at prevention.
Definition:
Risk for Activity Intolerance
At risk of experiencing
insufficient physiological or
psychological energy to
endure or complete required
or desired daily activities
REFERENCE
Nurse’s pocket guide:
diagnoses, prioritized
interventions, and rationales /
Doenges Marilynn E.,
Moorhouse Mary Frances,
Murr Alice C.—Ed. 13
Nursing Objectives
After 1 hour of Independent
Nursing Intervention the client
will be able to:  Establish rapport to the
 Verbalize understanding
of potential loss of ability
in relation to existing
condition.
 Participate in
treatment/rehabilitation
program to enhance
ability to perform.
Name of Student: Casilao, Mike Arone H.
Area: Level/ Block: BSNIII-B
Date Submitted: May 22, 2022
Rating: ________________
Nursing Interventions Rationale Expected Outcomes
Independent Intervention Independent Intervention After 1 hour of
Independent Nursing
 To obtain trust on the Intervention the goal was
client and to her guardian client and guardian to met as evidenced by:
allow them be more
comfortable discussing or  The client verbalizes
raising any issues. the source of loss of
ability to perform
 Assess client’s learning  To determine how the daily activities
needs and abilities; note client will accept and
barriers in accepting integrate the health  The client is willingly
information. education that have participated in
potential for interfering treatment plan that
with client’s ability to aid in performing
perform at a desired level modified activities.
of activity
that could block/affect
desired level of activity.
 Note presence of medical
diagnosis and/or  Provides baseline for
comparison and an
therapeutic regimens
[multiple medications or opportunity to track
changes
 treatment modalities,
extensive surgical
interventions,
musculoskeletal trauma,
neurological disorders, or
renal failure)]

 Identify factors, such as

age, functional decline,
client resistive to efforts,
painful conditions,
breathing problems, vision
or hearing impairments,
climate or weather,
unsafe areas to exercise,
and need for mobility
assistance,

 Determine current activity

level and physical
condition with
observation, exercise-
capacity testing, or use of
functional level
classification system  Understanding this
relationship can help with
 Discuss with client/SO(s) acceptance of limitations
the relationship of the or reveal opportunity for
illness or debilitating changes of practical
condition and ability to value.
perform desired activities.