ACTUAL DIAGNOSIS
It is a client problem that is present at the time of the nursing assessment. Examples are Ineffective Breathing Pattern and Anxiety. An actual nursing diagnosis is based on the presence of associated signs and symptoms. Read More »
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OBJECTIVES:
a. To relieve muscle spasm
b. To soften exudates
c. To hasten the suppuration process
d. To hasten healing
e. To reduce congestion and provide comfort in the perineal area
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OBJECTIVE: To check if the patient can tolerate oral feeding.
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OBJECTIVES:
a. To check the intactness of the tube into the stomach.
b. To monitor the flowrate of feeding.
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OBJECTIVE: To ensure the patency of the nasogastric tube.
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An invasive procedure which purpose is to extract fluid accumulation in the peritoneum (ascites). Read More »
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Objective: To flush eye(s) with solution to remove secretion and foreign bodies, or to dilute chemicals.
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Objective: To cleanse the canal of discharge, to soften and remove impacted cerumen, or to dislodge a foreign object.
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Objectives:
a.To combat infection
b.To relieve pain and discomfort
c.To dilate or constrict the pupil
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Objective: To provide a means of alimentation when the oral route is inaccessible.
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Objectives:
a.To restore health making the patient feel welcome and at ease in the hospital
b.To initiate nursing care treatment without delay
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Objectives:
a.To serve as a guide for fluid replacement in seriously ill patients.
b.To estimate blood volume deficits.
c.To determine pressures in the right atrium and central veins.
d.To evaluate for circulatory failure (in context with total clinical picture of a patient)
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Objectives:
a.To empty and cleanses the colon and rectum
b.To stimulate peristalsis and help develop regular bowel movement.
c.To relieve flatulence.
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ASSESSMENT
The systematic and continuous collection, organization, validation, and documentation of data or information. There are four different types of assessment – initial assessment, problem-focused assessment, emergency assessment, and time-lapsed assessment. It includes the clients perceived needs, health problems, related experience, health practices, values and lifestyles. Read More »
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