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Fractured femur
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Nursing diagnosis Acute pain (femur) related to breakage in continuity of bone as evidenced by grimace ,verbalisation pain score |
Nursing diagnosis Impaired mobility related to fracture as evidenced by restricted mobilization |
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Intervention
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Intervention
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Positive outcomes
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Positive outcomes
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Negative outcomes
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Negative outcomes
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Evaluation The patient has reduced pain |
Evaluation The patient is able to do activities of daily living |
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