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1 Mr. Edwards is a 20-year-old male patient who is admitted for treatment of recurring pyelonephritis (kidney infection) and

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The nursing interventions and care needed for this paraplegic patient with diagnosis of recurring pyelonephritis and urinary stricture are

  • Assessing the patient from head to toe ,especially for bedsore
  • Collecting past mefical and surgical history
  • Knowing about any allergies (food and drug)
  • The patient infection has to be treated first, before being taken for surgery as it can increase the chance of infection post operatively
  • General preparation of the patient (consent, skin preparation, required laboratory test as per order ,NBM prior to surgery,administration of medication )
  • Meticulous care needed post operatively to enhance urinary function, preventing infection
  • Early mobilisation,range of motion exercise, physical therapy to the patient use of  wheelchair to enhance good musculoskeletal functions thus preventing rigidity.
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