The nursing care plan addresses a patient with COPD experiencing acute respiratory distress. The plan involves administering oxygen, proper positioning, breathing exercises, and medications to lessen breathing difficulties within an hour. Maintaining a quiet environment and adequate rest while giving specific treatments and medications aims to improve gas exchange and comfort the patient's breathing. Evaluation shows the patient's breathing is less strained and they are coping well with the implemented care.
The nursing care plan addresses a patient with COPD experiencing acute respiratory distress. The plan involves administering oxygen, proper positioning, breathing exercises, and medications to lessen breathing difficulties within an hour. Maintaining a quiet environment and adequate rest while giving specific treatments and medications aims to improve gas exchange and comfort the patient's breathing. Evaluation shows the patient's breathing is less strained and they are coping well with the implemented care.
The nursing care plan addresses a patient with COPD experiencing acute respiratory distress. The plan involves administering oxygen, proper positioning, breathing exercises, and medications to lessen breathing difficulties within an hour. Maintaining a quiet environment and adequate rest while giving specific treatments and medications aims to improve gas exchange and comfort the patient's breathing. Evaluation shows the patient's breathing is less strained and they are coping well with the implemented care.
The nursing care plan addresses a patient with COPD experiencing acute respiratory distress. The plan involves administering oxygen, proper positioning, breathing exercises, and medications to lessen breathing difficulties within an hour. Maintaining a quiet environment and adequate rest while giving specific treatments and medications aims to improve gas exchange and comfort the patient's breathing. Evaluation shows the patient's breathing is less strained and they are coping well with the implemented care.
Subjective Ineffective airway Within a minute of Assess the vital Assessing the vital Patients vital signs has “The patient has a breathing related to nursing intervention signs of the patient. signs of the patient a little improvement long history of increased product of patients difficulty of Assist the client in to know if there’s unlike before. Patient cardiopulmonary secretions breathing will be proper positioning. changes. Proper knows the proper problems with lessened Perform a proper positioning will position in order to chronic productive breathing exercise. lessen the difficulty breath comfortably. cough and had Apply bedside of breathing. Proper Patient has knowledge been diagnosed a spirometry. Apply breathing exercise to do proper breathing having COPD about chest x-ray. Apply will promote comfort. exercise. Patient knows 15 yrs ago.” 12 lead ECG. Bedside spirometry more about his As verbalized by the Sputum GS-CS. Due to determine once conditions results of his son of the patient. meds given. you breath it test. The patient is able Objective distinguish if you to take medicine prior to VS: BP: have a problem. the doctors order. 140/90mmHg ECG to detect if RR: 35bpm, HR: there’s a problem in 145bpm, TEMP: your heart related to 37⁰C. ABG values breathing. Sputum 35% venturi mask culture if the sputum pH 7.31, PaCO2 produces a 92mmHg, HCO3-46 microorganisms. mEq/L, PaO2 Specific medications 52nmmHg, Sa O2 prior to the 82%, Hmg 13g%. condition. LORMA COLLEGES CON TEMPLATE NURSING CARE PLAN RELATED NURSING EXPERIENCE STUDENT NAME: Valdriz Joshua B. ROTATION: 1ST ROTATION AREA: YR LEVEL & SEC: BSN-III Jean Watson DATES: 14 15 16 21 22 23 28 CLINICAL INSTRUCTORS: Sir Randy B. Sandoval
PROBLEM: Confused and disoriented DIAGNOSIS: COPD
PRIORITIZATION: relief of confusion and disorientation DATE: 09/10/20
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Subjective Impaired gas Within an hour of Administer oxygen. Administer oxygen n The patients breathing “I could not take a exchange related to nursing intervention Proper breathing order to promote is lessened unlike deep breath.” As related to altered the patients exercise. Proper comfort breathing. before, the patient is verbalized by the oxygen supply or breathing will be positioning of the Proper positioning of coping up well. patient. obstruction of lessened. client. Provide the clients in order to Objective airways by secretion adequate rest. Keep breath comfortably. VS: BP: bronchospasm. the environment Adequate rest while 140/90mmHg quiet. Due meds doing the proper RR: 35bpm, HR: given. positioning. Quiet 145bpm, TEMP: environment may 37⁰C. ABG values ease the condition of 35% venturi mask the patient. Specific pH 7.31, PaCO2 medications given. 92mmHg, HCO3-46 mEq/L, PaO2 52nmmHg, Sa O2 82%, Hmg 13g%.