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PHINMA - Cagayan de Oro College

College of Nursing

NURSING CARE PLAN


NAME OF STUDENT: _____________________________ SECTION: FC2-BSN1-04 D DATE: _________________ C.I.: __________________

NAME OF PATIENT: ______________________________ ATTENDING PHYSICIAN: ______________ DIAGNOSIS: ______________________ HOSPITAL/ROOM: _________

ASSESSMENT NURSING DIAGNOSIS PLANING INTERVENTION EVALUATION


SUBJECTIVE Acute Pain related to cutaneous SHORT TERM GOALS INDEPENDENT SHORT TERM GOALS
“katol kaayo akong lawas murag inflammation and irritation as At the end of 30 minutes nursing • Educate the patient on At the end of 30 minutes nursing
gatusokon og dagom” verbalized by evidenced by verbal reports, intervention the patient will be able identifying and avoiding intervention the patient was able
the patient. irritability, and scratching. to: trigger foods, including to:
• Identify trigger foods seafood, poultry, talong, • Identify trigger foods
causing allergic reactions. and kalabasa. causing allergic reactions.

• Demonstrate proper use of • Instruct the patient to keep • Demonstrate proper use of
prescribed topical a food diary to track prescribed topical
medications for rash potential allergens and medications for rash
management. reactions. management.

• Verbalize understanding of • Provide topical treatments • Verbalize understanding of


preventive measures to such as soothing creams or preventive measures to
minimize skin irritation. antihistamine lotions to minimize skin irritation.
alleviate itching and
• Report a decrease in discomfort. • Report a decrease in
irritation level to 4 out of 10 irritation level to 4 out of 10
or lower. • Encourage the patient to or lower.
wear loose, breathable
clothing to minimize skin
irritation.

• Promote proper hydration


and moisturization to
maintain skin integrity.
OBJECTIVE LONG TERM GOALS DEPENDENT LONG TERM GOALS
• Dry skin and has a presence At the end of 1 week of nursing • Collaborate with the At the end of 1 week of nursing
of skin lesions intervention the patient will be able healthcare provider to intervention the patient was able
• Frequent scratching to: prescribe antihistamines or to:
• Skin pigmentation is • Maintain skin integrity with corticosteroids for severe • Maintain skin integrity with
present no new rashes or lesions allergic reactions. no new rashes or lesions
• Presence of scar from present. • Consult with a present.
rashes dermatologist for
• Irritation level 8 out of 10 • Adhere to a modified diet specialized skin care and • Adhere to a modified diet
plan free of trigger foods treatment options. plan free of trigger foods
Vital Signs: identified. • Coordinate with a dietitian identified.
Temperature: 36.2°c to develop a customized
Oxygen saturation: 97% • Utilize effective coping meal plan that eliminates • Utilize effective coping
strategies to manage trigger foods while ensuring strategies to manage
Pulse rate: 79 bpm
anxiety and stress related to proper nutrition. anxiety and stress related to
Respiratory rate: 19 bpm food allergies. food allergies.
BP: 110/60 mmHg
• Demonstrate proficiency in • Demonstrate proficiency in
self-care techniques to INTERDEPENDENT self-care techniques to
prevent future allergic • Communicate with other prevent future allergic
reactions and skin healthcare team members reactions and skin
irritations. to ensure consistent irritations.
monitoring of skin condition
and response to
interventions.
• Collaborate with
occupational therapy to
assess and implement
strategies for minimizing
skin irritation during daily
activities.
• Involve the patient's family
members or caregivers in
education and support to
promote adherence to
allergen avoidance
strategies.

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