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    Nursing Care Plan: To Ascertain Status, Breath

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    The 23-year-old male patient presented with cough and cold symptoms from acute bronchitis. His nursing assessment found occasional productive coughing and rapid breathing. The nursing care plan was to monitor his breathing and provide interventions like deep breathing exercises, increased fluids, medication, and proper disposal of secretions over 2 hours to maintain clear airway and support resolution of his infection. After 2 hours of nursing intervention, the goal of maintained clear airway was met as his breathing had stabilized.

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    Nursing Care Plan: To Ascertain Status, Breath

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    The 23-year-old male patient presented with cough and cold symptoms from acute bronchitis. His nursing assessment found occasional productive coughing and rapid breathing. The nursing care plan was to monitor his breathing and provide interventions like deep breathing exercises, increased fluids, medication, and proper disposal of secretions over 2 hours to maintain clear airway and support resolution of his infection. After 2 hours of nursing intervention, the goal of maintained clear airway was met as his breathing had stabilized.

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    The 23-year-old male patient presented with cough and cold symptoms from acute bronchitis. His nursing assessment found occasional productive coughing and rapid breathing. The nursing care plan was to monitor his breathing and provide interventions like deep breathing exercises, increased fluids, medication, and proper disposal of secretions over 2 hours to maintain clear airway and support resolution of his infection. After 2 hours of nursing intervention, the goal of maintained clear airway was met as his breathing had stabilized.

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    Nursing Care Plan: To Ascertain Status, Breath

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    The 23-year-old male patient presented with cough and cold symptoms from acute bronchitis. His nursing assessment found occasional productive coughing and rapid breathing. The nursing care plan was to monitor his breathing and provide interventions like deep breathing exercises, increased fluids, medication, and proper disposal of secretions over 2 hours to maintain clear airway and support resolution of his infection. After 2 hours of nursing intervention, the goal of maintained clear airway was met as his breathing had stabilized.

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    Nursing Care Plan

    Patient: Male, 23 years old

    Diagnosis: Acute bronchitis resolving

    Chief Complaint: Cough and cold

    Assessment Nursing Planning Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation


    Diagnosis

    Subjective: Ineffective airway After 2 hours of >Assessed breath sounds. > to ascertain status, breath Goal met, after 2 hours
    “may sipon pa din clearance related nursing sounds suggest developing of intervention the
    ako at inuubo pa to intervention pulmonary infection. patient shows behavior
    minsan minsan” tracheabronchial patient will on maintained clear air
    as verbalized by maintain airway >Monitored respiratory rate, > Respiration may remain way.
    the patient. patency depth and working breathing. somewhat rapid because of
    hyperthyroid state, but
    development of respiratory
    Objective: distress is indicative tracheal
    >occasionally compression from edema or
    productive cough hemorrhage.
    >Maintained bed rest.
    >cold > for patient to gain energy and
    prevent or lessen fatigue.
    >RR-22 >Encouraged deep breathing
    and coughing exercise. > maintains clear airway and
    ventilation. Although “routine”
    coughing is not encouraged and
    may be painful, it may be
    >Encouraged increased fluid necessary to clear secretion.
    intake like fruit juices.
    > to help liquefy secretion, fruit
    juices contain vitamins that can
    >Due medication given such help to the patient.
    co-amoxiclav and ascorbic
    acid. > to fight the bacterial infection,
    improve or make immune system
    >Adviced on proper disposal strong.
    of respiratory secretion.
    > to avoid infecting others and
    spreading the bacteria.

    University of Perpetual Help System-GMA Campus

    College of Nursing

    Nursing Care Plan

    Submitted by:
    Glory Ann P. Cadalin

    BSN IIIA

    Submitted to:

    Mrs. Rizalina B. Ragudo RN, MAN

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