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    The nursing care plan is for a 50-year-old male farmer named Rab Dino S/O Mola Bux who is admitted to Ward 12 Bed 12 with a cough. His assessments show fatigue, dyspnea, and vital signs of 37.7°C temperature, 90 pulse, 22 respiration rate, and 110/80 blood pressure. The plan is to evaluate his response to activity after 4 hours of nursing interventions, provide a quiet environment and limit visitors, and encourage adequate rest, position changes, deep breathing, coughing, and fluid intake of at least 3000ml per day.

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    The nursing care plan is for a 50-year-old male farmer named Rab Dino S/O Mola Bux who is admitted to Ward 12 Bed 12 with a cough. His assessments show fatigue, dyspnea, and vital signs of 37.7°C temperature, 90 pulse, 22 respiration rate, and 110/80 blood pressure. The plan is to evaluate his response to activity after 4 hours of nursing interventions, provide a quiet environment and limit visitors, and encourage adequate rest, position changes, deep breathing, coughing, and fluid intake of at least 3000ml per day.

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    The nursing care plan is for a 50-year-old male farmer named Rab Dino S/O Mola Bux who is admitted to Ward 12 Bed 12 with a cough. His assessments show fatigue, dyspnea, and vital signs of 37.7°C temperature, 90 pulse, 22 respiration rate, and 110/80 blood pressure. The plan is to evaluate his response to activity after 4 hours of nursing interventions, provide a quiet environment and limit visitors, and encourage adequate rest, position changes, deep breathing, coughing, and fluid intake of at least 3000ml per day.

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    Cough

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    Bheru Lal
    The nursing care plan is for a 50-year-old male farmer named Rab Dino S/O Mola Bux who is admitted to Ward 12 Bed 12 with a cough. His assessments show fatigue, dyspnea, and vital signs of 37.7°C temperature, 90 pulse, 22 respiration rate, and 110/80 blood pressure. The plan is to evaluate his response to activity after 4 hours of nursing interventions, provide a quiet environment and limit visitors, and encourage adequate rest, position changes, deep breathing, coughing, and fluid intake of at least 3000ml per day.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN-1

    Patient Name: - Rab Dino S/O Mola Bux Age: 50Y Sex: Male Ward No: 12 Bed No: 12 Marital Status: Married
    Medical Diagnoses: Cough Address : SAKRAND OCCUPATION: Farmer Date: 19--03-2007

    ASSESSMENT NURSING PLANNING INTERVENTION SCIENTIFIC RATIONALE EVALUATION


    DIAGNOSI
    S
    • Actvity • After 4 hours 1. Evaluate patient’s response 1. Establishes patient’s • After 4 hours
    SUBJECTIVE: intolerance of nursing to activity. capabilities or needs of nursing
    related to interventions and facilitates choice of interventions
    exhaustion , the patient interventions , the patient
    associated will 2. Provide a quiet environment 2. Reduces stress and was able to
    with demonstrate and limit visitors during excess stimulation, demonstrate
    interruption a acute phase. promoting rest. a
    in usual measurable 3. Elevate head and 3. These measures measurable
    sleep increase in encourage frequent position promotes maximal increase in
    pattern tolerance in changes, deep breathing inspiration, enhance tolerance in
    because of activity with and effective coughing. expectoration n of activity with
    discomfort, absence of secretions to improve absence of
    excessive dyspnea and ventilation. dyspnea and
    OBJECTIVE: coughing excessive 4. Encourage adequate rest 4. Facilitates healing excessive
    • Fatigue. and fatigue. balanced with moderate process and enhances fatigue.
    • Dyspnea. dyspnea. activity. Promote adequate natural resistance.
    • V/S taken nutritional intake.
    as follows: 5. Force fluids to at least 3000 5. Fluids especially warm
    T: 37.7 ml per day and offer warm, liquids aid in mobilization
    P: 90 rather than cold fluids. and expectoration of
    secretions.
    R: 22
    BP: 110/80

    Reference:
    Carpenito. L .J. (1995). Nursing Diagnosis (6th Ed.), New Jersey J.B.Lippincott Company.
    Student name: Akbar Ali Arain Discipline B.Sc. N-1(2007-9)

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