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    NCP1223

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    This nursing care plan is for a patient experiencing ineffective breathing patterns due to decreased lung volume capacity. The plan includes monitoring vital signs, assessing breath sounds, elevating the head of the bed, encouraging deep breathing exercises, providing a relaxing environment, administering oxygen as ordered, and giving prescribed medications. The objectives are for the patient to demonstrate appropriate coping behaviors to improve breathing within 2 hours.

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    This nursing care plan is for a patient experiencing ineffective breathing patterns due to decreased lung volume capacity. The plan includes monitoring vital signs, assessing breath sounds, elevating the head of the bed, encouraging deep breathing exercises, providing a relaxing environment, administering oxygen as ordered, and giving prescribed medications. The objectives are for the patient to demonstrate appropriate coping behaviors to improve breathing within 2 hours.

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    This nursing care plan is for a patient experiencing ineffective breathing patterns due to decreased lung volume capacity. The plan includes monitoring vital signs, assessing breath sounds, elevating the head of the bed, encouraging deep breathing exercises, providing a relaxing environment, administering oxygen as ordered, and giving prescribed medications. The objectives are for the patient to demonstrate appropriate coping behaviors to improve breathing within 2 hours.

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    This nursing care plan is for a patient experiencing ineffective breathing patterns due to decreased lung volume capacity. The plan includes monitoring vital signs, assessing breath sounds, elevating the head of the bed, encouraging deep breathing exercises, providing a relaxing environment, administering oxygen as ordered, and giving prescribed medications. The objectives are for the patient to demonstrate appropriate coping behaviors to improve breathing within 2 hours.

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    West Visayas State University

    College of Nursing
    NURSING CARE PLAN

    Name of Patient: Attending Physician:


    Age: Ward/Bed Number: Impression/Diagnosis:

    Nursing Rationale (Scientific


    Clustered Cues Objectives of Care/ Nursing Interventions Rationale Evaluation
    Diagnosis Basis)
    Outcome Criteria (Scientific Basis)
    08/ 26 /17 Ineffective Ineffective breathing After 2 hours of nursing 1.Monitor and record vital To obtain baseline
    9:00am Breathing Pattern pattern occurs when interventions,the signs. data. 11:00 am
    r/t decreased lung inspiration and expiration patient will be able to:
    volume capacity does not provide adequate 1. Demonstrate 2.Assess breath sounds To note for respiratory
    Orthopnea ventilation.Pleural appropriate ,respiratory depth and abnormalities that
    Use of inflammation causes sharp coping behaviors rhythm. may indicate early
    accessory localized pain that increases and methods to respiratory
    muscles deep pf breathing,coughing improve compromise and
    Diaphoresis and movement.This can breathing hypoxia.
    Presence result to shallow and rapid pattern.
    of crackles breathing pattern.Distal 2. Apply techniques 3.Elevate head of bed. To promote lung
    on both airways and alveoli may not that would expansion.
    lung fields expand optimally with each improve
    breath,increasing the breathing 4.Encourage patient to To promote lung
    possibility of atelectasis and pattern and free perform deep breathing expansion.
    impaired gas exchange. form signs and exercises.
    symptoms of
    respiratory 5.Provide relaxing To promote adequate
    distress. environment. rest periods to limit
    fatigue.

    6.Administer oxygen as To maximize oxygen


    ordered. available for cellular
    uptake.

    7.Administer prescribed For the


    medication as ordered. pharmacological
    management of the
    `patients condition.

    Students Name: RLE GROUP 2


    Clinical Instructor: Mrs. Ma. Teresa M. Cercado,RN

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