WRITE A NURSING CARE PLAN FOR PATIENT WITH DIABETES MELLITUS.
- State what you will teach. Identify one Nursing Diagnosis and Goal (short term and long term) , 5 NURSING INTERVENTIONS WITH RATIONALES and evaluation . Include any special teaching aids or techniques that would be helpful with teaching.
WRITE A NURSING CARE PLAN FOR PATIENT WITH DIABETES MELLITUS. - State what you will teach....
* Write a Teaching Plan for the Pt. for - How to use the Glucometer to check diabetes. -Patient information - a 67y/o with type 2 diabetes, African American male, no allergies , family history of hypertension , CVA , Coronary Artery disease, healthy weight for the elderly male. Just a Teaching plan is needed. Follow the guidelines :- 1 -Assessment -Document initials and sex of patient. Identify patient needs to be taught. Gather information such as age, culture, family...
PATIENT TEACHING PLAN ON MEGESTROL ACETATE ( GIVEN FOR TREATMENT OF LOSS OF APPETITE) Directions: Teaching Plan is worth 100 points. Each clinical will required a Patient Teaching Plan(s) as denoted on Required Paperwork Form in meeting clinical guidelines. Please refer to your clinical faculty member for specifics regarding patient selection and delivery. PATIENT INFORMATION - 40 YEAR OLD MALE , TRACH IN PLACE, MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS - PNEUMONIA, ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE, ABDOMINAL SEPSIS, SHORTNESS OF BREATH, HTN. Assessment ( 20...
Develop 3 nursing care plans with 1 nursing diagnosis, 1 short term goal, 3 interventions and 3 rationales and evaluation for each rationale for a patient who is diagnosis with diabetes mellitus 252 mg/dL, COPD who also exhibits dry skin and erythema in lower extremities.
Based on the information below create a nursing care plan with a nursing diagnosis, short term goal, 5 nursing interventions with rationales and an evaluation. Patient denials having any mental health illness while in a psychiatric unit. Patient also denies history of mental illnesses.
TEACHING PLAN ON SEPSIS. Patient is a 78 year old Hispanic Female admitted with a Chief complaint of S/P RT Hip replacment which was infected and she has severe sepsis without sepsis shock. She has anxiety disorder, hypertention, MRSA, UTI and Asthma she is allergic to levofloxacin resulting in itching, rash/hives no smoking history she is in total bed rest unable to move her lower extremities she also has a PICC line and a Foley Catheter. My main topic is...
Create a nursing care plan with 3 nursing diagnosis. For one of the diagnosis create a short term goal with 5 nursing interventions with rationales and outcome evaluation. 60 y/o Russian Male admitted on 09/10/19 with SOB. Patient medical diagnosis is CHF, Hyperkalemia, Pneumonia. Patient has a history HTN, CAD, Diabetes Mellitus Type 2, Abdominal Hernia, Depression and Arthritis. Patient is alert and oriented x3. Upon assessment lungs clear bilaterally, skin warm and dry. Patient's vitals are as follows BP...
Nursing Care Plan Assessment Objective Data: Roblem ICONI ) Nursing Diagnosis Evaluation of Outcomes Patient Outcomes Patient will: Interventions Rationale Subjective Data: Medical Diagnoses: Diabetes Mellitus. Pipertension
Nursing care plan for this case study using the rubric 1)Sallie Jeffries, 28-year-old patient, is at the obstetric clinic for a pregnancy visit. The physician informs the patient that her HIV screen test is positive. The patient has no evidence of AIDS. The nurse provides patient education regarding what HIV is and what the clinical management entails. (Learning Objective 5) * NURSING CARE PLAN RUBRIC Do not write the NCP using a grid format… use an essay format/ bullet...
Nursing Care Plan Assessment Objective Data: Evaluation PROBLEMI CONAN') Nursing Diagnosis 16.imained Patient Outcomes Patient will: Interventions of Outcomes Rationale Physical Imobility Subjective Data: Medical Diagnoses: Diabetes mellitus
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 rationales and an evaluation. Subjective Data:Patient stated, “I don’t have any mental illness. I don’t know why I am here. I came because my left leg was leaking.” Objective Data: Patient believes she is at the hospital solely to treat her ulcers on her left leg.