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NCP Self CaRE Deficit

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Assessment

Diagnosis

Analysis

Subjective:
Patient complains
of nearly constant
swelling, stiffness,
and pain, with
occasional
numbness and
tingling in her
hands, wrists, and
elbows
Patient reported
her pain using a
visual analog scale
(VAS) as 8/10 and
stated that the
morning pain was
frequently
unbearable, rating it
as 9/10-10/10

Self-care deficits
related to loss of
motion

Rheumatoid
arthritis is a chronic
progressive disease
causing
inflammation in the
joints and
distention of tissues
resulting in painful
deformity and
immobility,
especially in the
fingers, wrists, feet,
and ankles

Objective:
Swelling on
metacarpal
phalangeal joints
and her proximal
interphalangeal
joints bilaterally
Wrists and elbows
were warm, with
mild edema and
tenderness to
palpation

Goals and
Objective
Short-term
After6 hours of
nursing
interventions, the
patient will:
-identify individual
areas of weakness
or needs
-demonstrate
techniques and
lifestyles changes to
meet self-care
needs
Long-Term
After1weekof
nursing
interventions, the
patient will be able
to:
-Perform self-care
activities within
level of own ability
-

Interventions
Independent
1.Assist patient to
identify self-care
activities

2.Develop a plan
based on the
patients
perceptions and
priorities on how to
establish and
achieve goals to
meet self-care
needs
a. Provide
appropriate
assistive devices.
b.Reinforce correct
and safe use of
assistive devices
3.Allow patient
sufficient time to
complete tasks to
fullest extent of
ability
Collaborative
1.Consult with
rehabilitation
specialists like OT

Rationale

1.The ability to
perform self-care
activities is
influenced by
disease activity
2.Assistive device
may enhance selfcare abilities.

Evaluation
Short-term
After6 hours of
nursing
interventions, the
patient was able to:
-identify individual
areas of weakness
or needs
-demonstrate
techniques and
lifestyles changes to
meetself-careneeds
Long-Term
After1weekof
nursing
interventions, the
patient was be able
to:
-Perform self-care
activities within
level of own ability

3.Gives opportunity
for greater senseof
self-confidence .

1.Helpful in
determining
assistive devices.

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