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    The patient was experiencing disturbed sleep patterns related to difficulty breathing from an underlying disease process. After 6-8 hours of nursing interventions including encouraging deep breathing exercises, adequate rest, and position changes, the patient was able to demonstrate an increased tolerance for activity without dyspnea or fatigue. The patient also identified and addressed negative factors affecting their activity tolerance and participated willingly in necessary activities. The nursing interventions aimed to promote optimal breathing and rest to facilitate healing and recovery.

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    The patient was experiencing disturbed sleep patterns related to difficulty breathing from an underlying disease process. After 6-8 hours of nursing interventions including encouraging deep breathing exercises, adequate rest, and position changes, the patient was able to demonstrate an increased tolerance for activity without dyspnea or fatigue. The patient also identified and addressed negative factors affecting their activity tolerance and participated willingly in necessary activities. The nursing interventions aimed to promote optimal breathing and rest to facilitate healing and recovery.

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    The patient was experiencing disturbed sleep patterns related to difficulty breathing from an underlying disease process. After 6-8 hours of nursing interventions including encouraging deep breathing exercises, adequate rest, and position changes, the patient was able to demonstrate an increased tolerance for activity without dyspnea or fatigue. The patient also identified and addressed negative factors affecting their activity tolerance and participated willingly in necessary activities. The nursing interventions aimed to promote optimal breathing and rest to facilitate healing and recovery.

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    Disturbed Sleep

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    The patient was experiencing disturbed sleep patterns related to difficulty breathing from an underlying disease process. After 6-8 hours of nursing interventions including encouraging deep breathing exercises, adequate rest, and position changes, the patient was able to demonstrate an increased tolerance for activity without dyspnea or fatigue. The patient also identified and addressed negative factors affecting their activity tolerance and participated willingly in necessary activities. The nursing interventions aimed to promote optimal breathing and rest to facilitate healing and recovery.

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    Need/Nursing Scientific Nursing Value

    Objective Rationale Evaluation


    Diagnosis/Cues Analysis Intervention Integration
    Need: Sleep is required to After 6-8 hours Independent: After 6-8 hours
    Physiologic need provide energy for of nursing of nursing
    physical and mental intervention, the • Evaluate patient’s response • Establishes patient’s intervention, the
    Nursing Diagnosis: activities. As persons patient will be to activity. capabilities or needs and patient was able
    Disturbed sleep age the amount of able to: facilitates choice of interventions to:
    pattern related to time spent in REM • Reduces stress and excess
    difficulty or laboured sleep diminishes. The a. demonstrate a • Provide a quiet environment stimulation, promoting a. the patient was
    breathing secondary to amount of sleep that measurable and limit visitors. rest. able to
    disease process individuals require increase in demonstrate a
    Cues: varies with age and tolerance in • Elevate head and encourage • These measures promote measurable
    personal activity with frequent maximal inspiration. increase in
    Subjective cues: characteristics. absence of position changes. tolerance in
    “Dili ko katulog kay Disruption in the dyspnea and activity with
    maglisod ko ug individual’s usual excessive • Encourage deep • Improve ventilation and absence of
    ginhawa”, as diurnal pattern of fatigue. breathing exercise. promotes optimal chest dyspnea and
    verbalized by the sleep and expansion. excessive fatigue.
    patient. wakefulness may be b. Identify
    temporary or chronic. negative factors • Encourage adequate rest • Facilitates healing process b. Identified
    Such disruptions may affecting activity balanced with moderate and enhances natural negative factors
    Objective cues: result in both tolerance and activity. Promote adequate resistance. affecting activity
    • Frequent subjective distress eliminate or nutritional intake. tolerance and
    yawning and apparent reduce their eliminate or
    • Assist patient with self-care • Weakness may make
    noticed impairment in effects when reduce their
    needs. Keep bed in low activities of daily living
    functional abilities. possible. effects when
    position and assist and ambulation difficult,
    • Fatigue possible.
    with ambulation. further assistance is
    c. Participate
    needed.
    • Weak-looking willingly in c. Participated
    necessary /
    Dependent: • Aids in reduction of willingly in
    desired • Provide supplemental shortness of breathe and necessary /
    • Dyspnea oxygen via nasal cannula as prevent hyperventilation.
    activities. desired activities.
    ordered by the physician.
    • Use of
    accessory
    muscles in
    breathing

    • Restlessness

    • Number of
    hours of
    sleeping = 5
    hours.

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