Care Plan Map
Mr. TM is a 71year old admitted to room H-523 with a GI Bleed.
VS= B/P 100/60 TPR= 37°C 100- 20. Pulse Ox= 96% RA. Pain 7/10 c/o abdominal discomfort. Color pale, skin warm & dry. Braden = 21. A & O x 4, PERRLA,
MAE x 4. Hand grip = & weak. Unsteady gait when ambulating. Needs assistance of 1. Denies numbness or tingling to extremities. Lungs clear vesicular sounds. No cough. PPP x 4 @ + 2, No edema, No JVD. CR < 3 sec. Abdomen hyperactive BS in all four quadrants. Abd soft; c/o abdominal tenderness to RUQ & LUQ upon palpation. No distention. Negative rebound. Black tarry stool ċ visible blood. Pt c/o diarrhea x 2 days. No c/o nausea. Foley catheter inserted to straight drain ċ clear amber urine. Falls precautions d/t weakness. History of GERD and depression.
Stat EGD completed., Results of biopsy pending. Pt. states he is afraid of results of biopsy. CXR is normal.
Lab results: Na+ 132 K+ 3.2 Cl- 97, Bicarb 23 BUN 10 Creatinine 0.9 Blood glucose 100 WBC= 6,200 Hbg = 7.8 Hct = 36% Platelets = 224,000
Dr’s orders: Insert foley catheter. Type & cross match for 2 units PRBCs; BR ċ BRP. SCDs while in bed. IV 0.9 % Normal Saline infuse @ 50 ml/hr to L-antecubital ṡ redness or swelling. I & O; NPO except for po meds; May give small sips of H2O with meds only.
esomeprazole magnesium 20 mg tab po daily
hydromorphone 1 mg IVP q4h prn pain
venlafaxine 75 mg po daily.
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1)Acute pain related to increased bowel pattern,disease condition as evidenced by pain score,abdominal discomfort:
Supporting data
Abdominal discomfort ,pain on palpation
STG: to relieve from pain
Intervention with rationale:
Evaluation:decrease level if pain
2)Deficient fluid volume related to haemorrhage as evidenced by bleeding,decreased blood pressure,loss of sodium,increased bowel movement
Supporting data: black tarry stools,diarrhoea,weakness, pale,dry skin
STG: To cease patients bleeding ,loose stools,maintain fliud balance
Intervention with rational:
Evaluation :
Increase in haemoglobin level,decreased fatigue
3)Ineffective coping mechanism related to anxiety as evidenced by patient fear,depression
Supporting data: anxiousand refusing to see the result of biopsy
STG: to cope with the current situation and ways to overcome it.
Interventions with rationale
Evaluation
able to cope with the disease condition
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