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College of Health Sciences

NURSING CARE PLAN

Name of the studenta: Almayasa Omar alali

Date of submission: 9/10/2023

 ‫كليـــة العلـــوم الصحيــة‬
College of Health Sciences

NURSING CARE PLAN-1

Name of the Patient: Mr.x

Diagnosis of the patient: Urinary Tract Infection

Assessment Nursing Expected Intervention Rationale Evaluation

Diagnosis outcomes/Goals

Subjective data: Acute pain #short term: #Independent: 1. Increased At the end of the
related to hydration flashes nursing intervention
Patient said”my After 5 hours of 1. encourage
infection with in increase fluid
bacteria the patient was
back Was hurts and nursing intervention
the urinary tract intake 2. Promote muscle
the patient will be
I have pain in my 2. Encourage use of relaxation #short term :
infection relieved from pain and
flank” warm water 3. To avoid risk of
evidence by pain absence of The pain was
where the disease
scale is6/10 complications
perineum will be relieved (completely
#long term: soaked three met)
Objective data: times a day for 10-
After 1-2day of 20mins #long term: the
Pain scale:6/10 nursing intervention 3. Avoid urinary tract
patient was able to
the patient will be has irritants such as Reduce presence of
Facial Grimace coffee,tea bacteria in the urinary deal and treated his
increase knowledge of
tract due to problem(partly met)
Restless prevention measure #dependent:
and treatment bacteriostatic/
modalities Administer
antibiotic as doctor bactericides effect
order
 ‫كليـــة العلـــوم الصحيــة‬
College of Health Sciences

NURSING CARE PLAN-2

Assessment Nursing Expected Intervention Rationale Evaluation

Diagnosis outcomes/Goals

Subjective data: Impaired Urinary #short term: #Independent: 1. serve as basis At the end of the
elimination for determining nursing intervention
The patient said” can After 8hours of nursing 1. Assess pattern of
related to Urinary appropriate
not go to to the intervention the patient elimination the patient was
tract infections, intervention
bathroom and there will be achieve normal 2. Note client age
2. UTIs are more in #short term :
is no urine” Urinary elimination and gender
evidenced by pattern and women and
3. Palpate client
Objective data: Urinary demonstrate technique older men patient was achieve
bladder every normal Urinary
incontinence to prevent Urinary 3. To determine
o Restlessness 4hours elimination pattern and
infection the presence of
o Urinary 4.encourage demonstrate technique
Urinary
incontinence #long term: increased fluid to prevent Urinary
retention
o Urinary intake (3-4 L) infection (partly met)
After 1-2day of nursing 4.to help
retention
intervention the patient improve renal #long term:
o Dysuria
o Oliguria will be promote good #dependent: blood flow
hygiene and physical Patient was promoted
o Vital sing:
comfort 1.Give antibiotics 1.To address good hygiene and
T:37,9c
as doctor order and treat physical comfort
P=122bpm
RR:24cpm number of (completely met)
BP:92/58mm bacterial
hg infection

NURSING CARE PLAN-3

 ‫كليـــة العلـــوم الصحيــة‬
College of Health Sciences

Assessment Nursing Expected Intervention Rationale Evaluation

Diagnosis outcomes/Goals

Subjective data: Hyperthermia # short term: #Independent: 1. patient with poor At the end of the
related to nutritional status nursing intervention
The patient said “l After 8hours of nursing 1. assess and
infection intervention the patient
may be anergic or the patient was
feel heat in my monitor unable to muster a
secondary to will be stable and the
body and l seat a body temperature is
nutritional cellular immune #short term: the
Urinary tract
lot” decrease status,weight,his response to patient was in normal
infection ,eviden tory of weight pathogens making level of temperature
Objective data: ced by high loss and serum them susceptible Evidenced by
temperature albumin
#long term: of infection temperature
o Flushed skin
2. Apply tepid 2. It could help in
with body short term: decreased from 38,3
sponge bath reducing
temperatur to 37.9(completely
After1-2 day of nursing 3. Provide high hyperthermia
e of 38.3c met)
intervention the patient calorie diet 3. To met the
per anxilla will be absences of chills
o Patient with #dependent: metabolic demand #long term: the
and fever
chills of client patient chills was
1. Administration 1. Antipyretic acts on decreased (partly
o Vital sing:
antipyretic as the hypothalamus met)
T:38,3c
doctor order reduceing
P:87
2. Start hyperthermia
R:24
intravenous 2. To replenish fluid
BP:110/70m
normal saline losses during
mhg
solution or shivering chills
indicated