Nursing Care Plan-Hepatitis A - B (Team Lion Queen)

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NUEVA ECIJA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND

Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija, Philippines
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OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
HEPATITIS A & B
NURSING CARE PLAN
INTRODUCTION:
Hepatitis, inflammation of the liver that results from a variety of causes, both infectious and non-infectious. Infectious agents
that cause hepatitis include viruses and parasites. Noninfectious causes include certain drugs and toxic agents.
There are types of hepatitis: Hepatitis A & B. Hepatitis A virus can cause acute liver disease, but can heal within a few months.
It can cause high spiking fevers and is more severe in adults than in children,” says Gulati. “Hepatitis B virus has an 85 percent
recovery rate, while 15 percent develop cirrhosis or cancer of the liver.
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ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME PLANNING INTERVENTION EVALUATION
IDENTIFICATION
SUBJECTIVE: Imbalance nutrition less After 2 weeks of nursing SHORT TERM: INDEPENDENT SHORT TERM:
than body requirements interventions, the client will
“Madalas po akong related to altered demonstrate the following After 30 minutes of Establish rapport After 30 minutes of nursing
walang gana kumain at absorption & metabolism methods in cooperation of: nursing interventions, the interventions, the client
nakakaramdam din ako of ingested foods as client will able to: - Building rapport aims to get achieved the following:
ng pagkahina” as  Assessing for the the client’s trust and
evidence by nutritional  Articulate proper cooperation to render an  Articulate proper
verbalized by the deficit, reduced peristalsis causative/contributing
client. factor/s and be able to nutritional status. effective nursing care. nutritional status.
(visceral reflexes), bile  Verbalize the  Verbalize the
stasis, aversion to eating, participate in one
understanding of Assessed nutritional history, understanding of
OBJECTIVE: and poor overall diet. intervention.
causative factors including a preferred food. causative factors and
- Client appears weak  Demonstrate progressive
and drowsy weight gain toward the and necessary necessary interventions to
interventions to - Identify deficiencies, suspect promote optimum
-Weight loss goal with normalization
-Pale complexion and no signs of promote optimum the possibility of intervention. nutrition.
malnutrition. nutrition.  Drink more fluids at least
 Initiate behaviors,  Drink more fluids at Monitor dietary intake/calorie 2 liters or more daily and
Vital Signs: least 2 liters or more count. Suggest several small eat more foods.
lifestyle changes to
T- 37 C daily and eat more feedings and offer “largest”
regain/ maintain
PR- 59 bpm healthy foods.
appropriate weight. meal at breakfast.
RR- 17 bpm LONG TERM:
 Promoting health care - According to health line,
BP- 90/60 mmHg
wellness. LONG TERM: After 2 weeks of nursing
people who eat a big breakfast
intervention, the client
burn twice as many calories
After 2 weeks of nursing achieved the following:
intervention, the client compared with those who eat a
will be able to: larger dinner.  Have weight within 10%
of ideal body weight.
 Weight within 10% Recommend eating in upright  Illustrate behavior and
of ideal body position. lifestyle changes that

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weight. - Reduces sensation of regain and maintains
 Illustrate behavior abdominal fullness and may appropriate nutrition
and lifestyle enhance intake. intake.
changes that regain
and maintains Promote oral fluid intake.
appropriate nutrition - Without proper nutrition and Goal was met.
intake.
hydration, the oral mucosa is
more vulnerable to damage
and this will prevent
dehydration
Encourage intake of fruit
juices, carbonated beverages,
and hard candy throughout the
day.
- These supply extra calories
and may be more easily
digested/tolerated than other
foods.
DEPENDENT
Administer appetite stimulate
supplement such as zinc,
vitamin B-1, and omega-3
fatty acids on a regular
schedule as ordered.
- Correct deficiencies and

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increase food tolerance.
Consult dietitian, nutritional

support team to provide diet
according to patient’s need,
with fat and protein intake as
tolerated.
- Provides for specific dietary
plan to meet individual needs
and reduce problems
associated with protein/calorie
malnutrition and micronutrient
deficiencies.

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https://www.scribd.com/document/156524105/NCP-3A-Nutritional-Imbalance-Less-Than
https://www.webmd.com/vitamins-and-supplements/what-to-know-about-appetite-stimulants
https://www.healthline.com/health-news/a-big-breakfast-may-help-you-burn-double-the-calories

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ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME PLANNING INTERVENTION EVALUATION

IDENTIFICATION
SUBJECTIVE: Fatigue related to After 1 hours of nursing SHORT TERM: INDEPENDENT SHORT TERM:
decreased metabolic intervention the client will:
“Sobrang nang energy production as After 1 hour of nursing Establish rapport After 1 hour of nursing
lalambot na ako, wala evidenced by  Verbalize understanding intervention, the client intervention, the client was
akong lakas para of identified risk factor will be able to identify - Building rapport aims to get able to identify measures to
overwhelming lack of the client’s trust and
gumawa ng gawaing energy.  Participate in desired measures to improve improve sense of energy.
bahay at magtrabaho.” activities at level of sense of energy. cooperation to render an
As verbalized by the ability effective nursing care.
client  Demonstrate techniques, LONG TERM:
Encourage nutritional intake.
lifestyle changes to LONG TERM:
After 1 hours of nursing
prevent the development - Adequate intake or utilization
OBJECTIVE: After 1 hours of nursing intervention, the client was
of deficit in nutrition. of nutrients is necessary to
intervention, the client able to:
 Convey Adequate intake meet increased energy needs
-Lack of energy will be able to:
of nutrients to increase for activity.  Report an improved sense
-Decrease activity energy needs for  Report an improved of energy.
performance activities of daily living. Promote oral fluid intake.
sense of energy.  Perform ADLs( activities
 Identify individual areas  Perform of daily living) and
-Weakness -Consuming fluids atleast 1-3
of control and engage in ADLs( activities of participate in activities at
liters in the form of beverages
-Lethargic energy conserving daily living) and the client’s level of ability
technique. and water-rich foods (such as
participate in fruits, vegetables, and soup)
activities at the will help restore the water
Vital signs: client’s level of Goal was met.
your body loses during the day
ability
T- 37 C and will help you maintain
your energy levels.
PR- 59 bpm
Aid the client develops habits

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RR- 17 bpm to promote effective rest/sleep
patterns.
BP- 90/60
-Promoting relaxation before
sleep and providing for several
hours of uninterrupted sleep
can contribute to energy
restoration.
Assist the patient to develop a
schedule for daily activity and
rest
-A plan that balances periods
of activity with periods of rest
can help the patient complete
desired activities without
adding to levels of fatigue.
Assess the patient’s ability to
perform activities of daily
living.
- Fatigue can limit the
person’s ability to participate
in self-care and perform her
role responsibilities in the
family.

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DEPENDENT
Administer medication
stimulants such as
methylphenidate (Ritalin) and
a mixture of amphetamine and
dextroamphetamine (Adderall)
to treat fatigue, as ordered.
- Relief of pain facilitates
cooperation with other
therapeutic interventions.

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https://rnlessons.com/fatigue/?fbclid=IwAR1cppkh2vYPpmUS_3uk1Z0qzYoFd7BPdEjP-veOqc8U8zCLva2oysH1drY

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Republic of the Philippines

NUEVA ECIJA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND

OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

-Team Lion Queen🎔

Transforming Communities through Science and Technology Email: vpaa@neust.edu.ph

OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Transforming Communities through Science and Technology Email: vpaa@neust.edu.ph

OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Transforming Communities through Science and Technology Email: vpaa@neust.edu.ph

OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Consult dietitian, nutritional

Transforming Communities through Science and Technology Email: vpaa@neust.edu.ph

OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Transforming Communities through Science and Technology Email: vpaa@neust.edu.ph

OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME PLANNING INTERVENTION EVALUATION

Transforming Communities through Science and Technology Email: vpaa@neust.edu.ph

OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Transforming Communities through Science and Technology Email: vpaa@neust.edu.ph

OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Transforming Communities through Science and Technology Email: vpaa@neust.edu.ph

OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Transforming Communities through Science and Technology Email: vpaa@neust.edu.ph

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