Map a nursing care plan/clinical pathway for a patient with a specific genetic disorder (e.g., sickle cell disease, hemophilia, cystic fibrosis, Huntington disease). Prepare to discuss your care plan and rationales following a minimum of three nursing diagnosis for the disease specified.
Cystic fibrosis: It is an autosomal recessive disorder that is
caused due to mutation in the gene.
Nursing care plan:
1. Nursing diagnosis: impaired gas exchange related to airway
obstruction by nasal obstruction evidenced by cough, dysnea.
Expected outcome: client will maintain optimal gas exchange.
Nursing intervention:
Monitor respiratory and heart rate. Rationale: indicates early
hypoxia.
Provide adequate rest during the day with minimal sleep
interruption during night. Rationale: to avoid fatigue.
Place client in semi fowlers position. Rationale: It promotes lung
expansion and decreases airway collapse.
Administer oxygen therapy if needed. Rationale: It decreases the
work for breathing and calorie expenditure.
2. Nursing diagnosis: Ineffective airway clearance related to
increased mucopurulent production as evidenced by an ineffective
cough.
Expected outcome: Client will maintain clear, open airway.
Nursing intervention:
Assess cough for effectiveness. Rationale: gives a baseline
data.
Auscultate lungs for adventitious sounds. Rationale: It signifies
an ongoing infection and inflammation.
Provide opportunity for exercise and physical therapy. Rationale:
It helps in loosening the secretions for effective breathing.
Encourage frequent and effective cough. Rationale: to clear the
mucus.
Administer bronchodilators and mycolytics. Rationale: decrease
viscosity of the mucus.
3. Nursing diagnosis: Imbalanced nutrition less than body
requirements related to increased caloric needs as evidenced by
weight loss.
Expected outcome: Client will maintain adequate nutritional
status.
Nursing intervention:
Assess abdomen for bloating; fullness, bowel sounds, stool
patterns. Rationale: It provides a baseline data for
malabsorption.
Encourage liberal hydration and high fiber intake. Rationale:
constipation can cause increased in mucus production and
dehydration.
Encourage high protein, high calorie diet. Rationale: Client with
cystic fibrosis needs increased calorie of 1.2 to 1.5 of the
recommended amounts.
Administer pancreatic enzymes. Rationale: supplement to digest
foods.
Map a nursing care plan/clinical pathway for a patient with a specific genetic disorder (e.g., sickle...
Map a nursing care plan/clinical pathway for a patient with a specific genetic disorder as Huntington disease. Prepare to discuss your care plan and rationales following a minimum of three nursing diagnosis for the disease specified.
Concept Map PATIENT CARE DOCUMENTATION LEVEL 2 CLINICAL COURSE PAGE 6 OF Signs and Symptoms Interventions for Nursing Diagnosis Lab Values Related to Nursing Diagnosis Nursing Diagnosis Rationales for Interventions Risk for potential Skin breakdown due to incontinence. Medication(s) r/t Diagnosis Patient Outcome(s) Medication Side Effects
Competency Explain the interdependency of genetics, genomics, and ethics on nursing care. Scenario You are invited to a Lunch-and-Learn session sponsored by the hospital where you are currently completing your clinical rotations. The hospital’s Ethics Committee is scheduled to talk about the interdependence of genetics, genomics, and ethics. Three disease processes are slated for discussion: Sickle Cell Disease, Huntington’s disease, and Down syndrome. Select one of these genetic disease processes to address in this assignment. As you review resources available...
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Create a care plan for the following patient with two nursing diagnosis, five interventions with rationales. 62 y/o M, hospital day #3 w/ extensive AL amyloidosis (confirmed w/ abdominal fat pad bx, a/p cycles of vcd), possible plasma cell neoplasm, HFpEF, HTN, HLD, GERD, chronic diarrhea from chemo-- who presents w/ anasarca and fluid overload.
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