YuniaLusi 172303101060 Nabillah 172303101065 YeniMaulinaNingsih 172303101070 Citra Putri Lestari 172303101077 PingkanMaulidaYuliaHapsari 172303101080 Rahasan 172303101090 •ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT OF APRIL 15, 2002, HOUR 10.00 WIB ROOM: SURGERY G •IDENTITY Name : Mrs. Jm Age : 35 years Gender : Female Tribe / Nation : Java / Indonesia Religion : Islam Job : Not working (housewife) Education : SD (not graduated / grade 5) Address : SepetKulon 38 Surabaya MRS date : 3 April 2002 •Reasons to be treated: Templek lights burned because suddenly unconscious and fell. •Previous major complaints: The wound on his burning butt didn't heal. •Efforts that have been made: Treatment at the hospital in the Wiyung area did not heal, finally checked with Dr. Soetomo Surabaya. •Therapy / surgery ever done: February 2002 underwent surgery for the mandibular region due to open fracture of the sequential mandible B. NURSING DIAGNOSES Some burn injuries can be the primary diagnosis and diagnosis of injury during suffering from common (additive) burns. Diagnosis that is common in clients who are hospitalized with burns of more than 25% of the total body surface area is: Cardiac output reduction associated with increased capillary permiability. Fluid volume deficit is associated with electrolyte imbalance and loss of plasma volume from blood vessels. Changes in tissue perfusion are associated with decreased cardiac output and edema. The ineffectiveness of breathing patterns is associated with a decrease in respiratory distress from inhalation trauma, airway obstruction and pneumonia. Changes in comfort: pain associated with exposure to nerve endings on damaged skin. Impaired skin integrity associated with burns. Potential infections associated with impaired skin integrity. Changes in nutrition: nutrition is less than the body's needs associated with an increase in the average metabolism. Disruption of physical mobility associated with burns, scars and contractures. Disorders of body image associated with changes in physical appearance.