7) List 2 (two) specific nursing interventions for each of the following health issues commonly seen in Cerebral Palsy. Nursing interventions/ care plan (minimum 2 each) 7.1) Aspiration/Recurrent chest infections 7.2) Oral/ Dental problems 7.3) Incontinence 7.4) Skin breakdown risk/ pressure injuries
Answer :
1. Aspiration or reccurent chest infections :
Nursing interventions :
* keep semifowlers or Fowler position that is in 90 degree angle while feeding time.
* provide rest before feeding.
* implement the postural changes to improve swallowing.
* adjust the rate of feeding, and aspirate the secretions before feeding if patient is having Nasogastric tube.
2. Oral or dental problems :
Nursing interventions :
* Provide mouth wash 4thly to reduce halitosis,
* advice clients to gargle the mouth with normal water after eating any thing.
* administer analgesics if patient is having any pain.
3. Incontinence :
Nursing interventions :
* fluid administration up to 2 to 4 liter per day, for urinary incontinence.
* Advice pelvic floor Exercises or kegel exercises to improve bladder control.
* give bladder training.
* for fecal incontinence advice to take fiber diet.
* administer laxatives.
4. Skin breakdown or pressure injuries :
Nursing interventions :
* change position second hourly with the support of pillows.
* provide alpha beds or air beds, or water beds.
* keep area dry by avoiding moisture.
7) List 2 (two) specific nursing interventions for each of the following health issues commonly seen...
List 2 (two) specific nursing interventions for each of the following health issues commonly seen in Cerebral Palsy Clients Health issue Nursing interventions/ care plan (minimum 2 each) 7.1) Aspiration/Recurrent chest infections 7.2) Oral/ Dental problems 7.3) Incontinence 7.4) Skin breakdown risk/ pressure injuries
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