Hemophilia is a group of inherited bleeding disorders where the ability of blood to clot is impaired. Nursing interventions include assessing nosebleeds and applying cold compresses to reduce bleeding. Patients should avoid activities that could cause excessive bleeding like surgery or high temperatures. Clotting factors and blood products are replaced to increase clotting ability, and anticoagulant medications avoided. Pain is also assessed and treated with opioids like morphine, while monitoring for side effects.
Hemophilia is a group of inherited bleeding disorders where the ability of blood to clot is impaired. Nursing interventions include assessing nosebleeds and applying cold compresses to reduce bleeding. Patients should avoid activities that could cause excessive bleeding like surgery or high temperatures. Clotting factors and blood products are replaced to increase clotting ability, and anticoagulant medications avoided. Pain is also assessed and treated with opioids like morphine, while monitoring for side effects.
Hemophilia is a group of inherited bleeding disorders where the ability of blood to clot is impaired. Nursing interventions include assessing nosebleeds and applying cold compresses to reduce bleeding. Patients should avoid activities that could cause excessive bleeding like surgery or high temperatures. Clotting factors and blood products are replaced to increase clotting ability, and anticoagulant medications avoided. Pain is also assessed and treated with opioids like morphine, while monitoring for side effects.
ability of blood to clot is impaired. Nursing Intervention Asses patient nose bleeding to evaluate patient condition Apply cold compress to reduce nose bleeding Avoid patient from expose with high temperature to avoid nose bleeding Avoid patient in doing major surgery to avoid excessive bleeding (aspiration) Replace clotting factor and blood product to increase patient blood clotting. Avoid all anticoagulant medication Asses patient pain by report the location, intensity, and rate of pain (pain scale) to provide caregiver with data for treatment plan. Administer opiod (morphine) as prescribe to control pain from severe to moderate. Avoid IM injection because the risk of bleeding into the muscle which can cause more pain Reassess the level of pain within 1 hour after administer opiod to determine the effectiveness of treatment ordered. Monitor sedation and respiratory status of the patient receiving opiod of pain because opiod
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