nursing diagnosis care plan for risk for infection related to immature immunological defense and environmental exposure
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Risk for Infection related to immature immunological defence.
1. Intervention : Assessing for the presence of any wounds,injuries, abrasions , catheters etc.
Rationale : This determines the alteration in the body defence in the first step.
Evaluation : Found to have a urinary catheter placed.
2. Intervention : Assess white blood count
Rationale: Increase in WBC indicates the presence of infection.
Evaluation : WBC of the patient was found to be greater than 12000 which indicates immune defence is compromised.
3. Intervention : Encourage fluid intake of 2000 to 3000ml per day.
Rationale : To promote frequent emptying of bladder which reduces the risk of UTI.
Evaluation : Patient is frequently voiding and enough hydration is maintained.
4. Intervention : Wash hands before contact with the patient every time.
Rationale: It reduces the risk of transmitting infections.
Evaluation : Found to be followed best hygienic practices that made patient feel so secure and comfortable.
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