University of Cebu – Banilad

College of Nursing
Cebu City

DISCHARGE PLAN
Patient’s Name : Felicidad Rollon Nocos Hospital No. : 36238
Age : 63 Years Old Room No. : ICU- 2
Impression/Diagnosis: Acute Kidney Injury Physician : Dr. Mathieu Kendrick Kyle C. Tiu

PATIENT’S OUTCOME CRITERIA NURSING ORDER

ASSESSING
Upon discharge, the patient should be vigilant in
monitoring their fluid intake and urine output, and
promptly report any significant changes to their
healthcare provider.
The nurse should provide the patient with clear and
concise education on self-monitoring for fluid
balance, maintain regular communication for
medication adherence, and offer emotional support
for coping with the diagnosis.
Medication: The patient should take prescribed
medications as directed by the healthcare provider,
ensuring timely refills and proper administration.

Economic Status: Assess the patient's economic

situation to determine eligibility for financial
PLANNING assistance programs or social services that can
The patient should follow the prescribed medication alleviate the financial burden of treatment.
regimen, adhere to dietary restrictions, and schedule
regular follow-up appointments as outlined by their Treatment: The patient will receive a personalized
healthcare team. treatment plan, including potential dialysis sessions,
which the healthcare team will continually adjust
based on the patient's progress.

Health Teachings: The patient should receive

IMPLEMENTING comprehensive education on the importance of
The patient should maintain a balanced diet, stay hydration, dietary restrictions, and signs of worsening
well-hydrated, and administer medications as kidney function, empowering them to make informed
directed while also avoiding over-the-counter decisions about their health.
medications that may harm kidney function.
Outpatient Referrals: The patient should be referred
to specialists for ongoing kidney care, including
nephrologists, as well as nutritionists and social
workers if necessary, to address specific needs.
EVALUATING
The patient must regularly assess their renal function Diet: The patient's diet should focus on low-sodium,
through scheduled laboratory tests and promptly low-potassium, and low-phosphorus foods, and the
report any worsening symptoms or concerns to their healthcare team should collaborate with a registered
healthcare provider for timely intervention. dietitian to develop a personalized meal plan that
aligns with their dietary restrictions.