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    Carpenito-Moyet, L. J. (2009) : Independent

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    1. The patient, M.T., presented with constipation related to aplastic anemia and suspected DIC. Nursing interventions included determining stool characteristics, encouraging fluid intake, administering stool softeners and fiber supplements, and educating caregivers. 2. Evaluation after one day found the patient's bowel had returned to normal patterns. 3. The nursing care plan addressed identifying causes, appropriate interventions like laxatives and fluid intake, and collaborating with dietitians on fiber sources.

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    1. The patient, M.T., presented with constipation related to aplastic anemia and suspected DIC. Nursing interventions included determining stool characteristics, encouraging fluid intake, administering stool softeners and fiber supplements, and educating caregivers. 2. Evaluation after one day found the patient's bowel had returned to normal patterns. 3. The nursing care plan addressed identifying causes, appropriate interventions like laxatives and fluid intake, and collaborating with dietitians on fiber sources.

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    1. The patient, M.T., presented with constipation related to aplastic anemia and suspected DIC. Nursing interventions included determining stool characteristics, encouraging fluid intake, administering stool softeners and fiber supplements, and educating caregivers. 2. Evaluation after one day found the patient's bowel had returned to normal patterns. 3. The nursing care plan addressed identifying causes, appropriate interventions like laxatives and fluid intake, and collaborating with dietitians on fiber sources.

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    Patient Name: M. T Chief Complaint: Constipation Medical/Surgical Diagnosis: Aplastic Anemia with suspected DIC Bed No.

    9C

    Assessment Diagnosis Scientific Analysis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation


    Subjective Data:  Constipation Decrease in normal After 6- Independent: After a day of
    “Wala na sya related to frequency of 8hours •Determine stool - Assist in identifying nursing
    kalibang mga 4 low dietary defecation accompanied of nursing color, consistency, causative or intervention the
    days sukad naadmit fiber intake by difficult or intervention, frequency and contributing factors and patient bowel
    sya dire sa hospital” secondary incomplete passage the client amount. appropriate returned to
    as verbalized by to DIC of stool and/or passage will establish interventions. normal and the
    patients S.O related to of excessively hard, dry or return to •Auscultate bowel (Carpenito-Moyet, L. J. (2009) goal was met.
    APL stool. Constipation is normal sounds.
    common especially patterns - Bowel sounds are
    Objective Data: among older patients. of bowel generally decreased in
     Weak in The obvious culprits functioning •Encourage constipation.
    appearance include a low fiber diet, as evidenced increased fluid (Carpenito-Moyet, L. J. (2009)
     The patient repeatedly ignoring the by: intake of 2500 –
    has a pale urge to go, not drinking 3000 ml/day within - Sufficient fluid intake is
    conjunctiva enough water, or a lack Absence of cardiac tolerance. necessary for the bowel
    and lips of exercise. Also, the bloating to absorb sufficient
     Patient is use of medications, Patient amounts of liquid to
    Bloated especially opioid expresses Dependent: promote proper stool
    analgesics, and overuse feelings of consistency.
    of enemas and laxatives, comfort  Administer (Carpenito-Moyet, L. J. (2009)
    can cause constipation.  stool - These laxatives soften
    softeners. stool and lubricate
    (Ackley, B. J., Ladwig, G. B., intestinal mucosa.
    Msn, R. N., Makic, M. B. F., (Gulanick, M., & Myers, J. L. (2016)
    Martinez-Kratz, M., &  Bulk fiber - These laxatives increase
    Zanotti, M. (Metamucil fluid, gaseous, and solid
    (2019). Nursing Diagnosis
    and similar bulk of intestinal
    Handbook E-Book: An
    Evidence-Based Guide to fiber contents.
    Planning Care. Mosby.) products). (Gulanick, M., & Myers, J. L.
    (2016)
    Patient Name: M. T Chief Complaint: Constipation Medical/Surgical Diagnosis: Aplastic Anemia with suspected DIC Bed No. 9C

     Educate the - This may be challenging


    caregiver but the caregiver has the
    the use of a chance to learn to
    fecal device, manage the device with
    if necessary. appropriate guidance and
    feedback.
    (Gulanick, M., & Myers, J. L.
    (2016)
    Collaborative:
     Discuss with - A person with enough
    a dietitian knowledge about the
    about matter will recommend
    dietary sources of fiber consistent
    sources of with the patient’s usual
    fiber. eating habits. A patient
    unaccustomed to a high-
    fiber diet may experience
    abdominal discomfort and
    flatulence; a progressive
    increase in fiber intake is
    recommended.
    (Gulanick, M., & Myers, J. L. (2016)

    References:
    Ackley, B. J., Ladwig, G. B., Msn, R. N., Makic, M. B. F., Martinez-Kratz, M., & Zanotti, M.
    (2019). Nursing Diagnosis Handbook E-Book: An Evidence-Based Guide to Planning Care. Mosby.
    Carpenito-Moyet, L. J. (2009). Nursing care plans & documentation: nursing diagnoses and
    collaborative problems. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
    Patient Name: M. T Chief Complaint: Constipation Medical/Surgical Diagnosis: Aplastic Anemia with suspected DIC Bed No. 9C

    Gulanick, M., & Myers, J. L. (2016). Nursing Care Plans: Diagnoses, Interventions, and Outcomes.
    Elsevier Health Sciences. 

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