subjective data what the patient tells the nurse. objective date: What the nurse observed for patient...
Recognizing Subjective and Objective Data and Nursing Diagnoses A. The risk for Aspiration (Inhaling fluids) B. Activity Intolerance F. Ineffective Breathing Pattern C. Anxiety G. Ineffective Airway Clearance D. The risk for Impaired Skin Integrity E Fears H. Impaired Skin Integrity 1.) Mrs. Ballard is admitted to your unit. She says she “just feels tired all the time”. You perform your assessment and find that her lungs are clear, she is short of breath after walking only 20 feet, her...
Recognizing Subjective and Objective Data and Nursing Diagnoses A. The risk for Aspiration (Inhaling fluids) B. Fear, E,.activity Intolerance F. Ineffective Breathing Pattern C Anxiety D Risk for Impaired Skin Integrity G. Ineffective Airway Clearance H. Impaired Skin Integrity. Mrs. Taft is 92 years old. She has just had a hip replacement done yesterday. She is very thin, her skin is dry, but she has no skin break down noted. She says she is afraid of moving because of pain...
Recognizing Subjective and Objective Data and Nursing Diagnoses A. The risk for Aspiration (Inhaling fluids) B. Fear, E,.activity Intolerance F. Ineffective Breathing Pattern C Anxiety D Risk for Impaired Skin Integrity G. Ineffective Airway Clearance H. Impaired Skin Integrity. You are working on the Psychiatric Unit today. You go in to check on your patient and he says, “I feel so nervous and jumpy but I can’t explain why”. You notice that he is constantly tapping his fingers on his...
What are objective data and subjective data related to the patient problem of hypertension?
What are subjective data and objective data that are related to the patient problem of being a fall risk?
Based on the subjective and objective data gathered what will be the diagnosis, short term goal and nursing interventions. Nursing Interventions Data 1. Subjective Data: Patient stated, "they do witchcraft here" alongside incoherent speech. 2. Objective Data: Patient is alert x3; however, patient seemed out of touch with reality. Patient exhibit flight of ideas as he engaged in dialogue. 3. 4. Nursing Diagnosis/Problems Priority #1 5. 6. Short Term Goal Evaluation
Recognizing Subjective and Objective Data and Nursing Diagnoses A Risk for Aspiration (Inhaling fluids) E. Fear B Activity Intolerance F. Ineffective Breathing Pattern C Anxiety D Risk for Impaired Skin Integrity G. Ineffective Airway Clearance H. Impaired Skin Integrity Jim Riley has just had surgery to correct a fractured jaw. His jaw is wired shut. You go in to check on him and ask him how he is feeling. He replies, “I had my jaw wired shut yesterday and I’m...
Recognizing Subjective and Objective Data and Nursing Diagnoses A. The risk for Aspiration (Inhaling fluids) B. Fear, E,.activity Intolerance F. Ineffective Breathing Pattern C Anxiety D Risk for Impaired Skin Integrity G. Ineffective Airway Clearance H. Impaired Skin Integrity. Mr. Smith comes into the emergency room. He says that he has had a cold for two weeks and now has pain in his lower rib cage. He says he feels like he needs to cough but he can’t because he...
Base on the subjective data and objective data develop a nursing care plan with a nursing diagnosis, 1 short term goal, 4 nursing interventions with rationalesand an evaluation. Subjective Data:Patient stated, “I take an Iron pill, diabetic pill and high blood pressure pill. I don’t know their names.” Objective Data: Patient was unable to name or describe the medication taken. Patient states “it’s okay” patient displayed no interest in knowing or learning.
name 4 example of subjective patient data and 4 example of objective patient data and name the main source for each type of information success in practicical/ vocational nursing