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Nursing Intervention Prostate Cancer

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Nursing intervention Prostate cancer:

Independent Nursing Intervention Rationale


1. Realize that a diagnosis of Prostate 1. To relieve anxiety about the
cancer is a devastating emotional shock to diagnostic and treatment process.
the woman.Provide psychological support
to the patient throughout the diagnostic
and treatment process. 2. Promotes and encourages realistic
2. Provide open, nonjudgmental dialogue about feelings and concerns.
environment. Use therapeutic 3. In able for the patient to have the
communication skills of Active-Listening, knowledge ondiagnostic and treatment
acknowledgment, and so on. process.
3. Reinforce teaching regarding disease 4. Provides knowledge base from which
process and treatments. patient can make informed choices.
5. May have anxieties about the effects
4. Review implications of procedure and of surgery and may be hesitant about
future expectations. asking necessary questions. Anxiety may
have affected ability to access
5. Give opportunities or openings for information given previously.
patient and to talk about concerns of 6. Indicators of ineffective coping and
incontinence and sexual functioning. need for additional interventions.
6. Perform comfort measures. Preventing destructive actions enables
patient to maintain control and sense of
self-esteem.
7. In able for the patient to have the
7. Reinforce teaching regarding disease knowledge ondiagnostic and treatment
process and treatments. process.

Dependent Nursing Intervention Rationale


1. Administer analgesics 1. To reduce pain as needed
2. Administer chemotheraphy as 2. To complete chemotherapy
order administration cycle.
3. Administer antiemetics 3. To treat nausea and vomiting caused by
prophylactically, as directed, for other medications, frequent motion
patients receiving chemotherapy. sickness, infections, or stomach flu.
4. Radical Prostastectomy surgery 4. Surgical removal of the prostate wherein
5. Administer I.V. fluids and the procedure could include all (radical) or
hyperalimentation as indicated. part (simple).
5. To provide sufficient fluid and most of
the nutrients that body needs.
Collaborative Nursing Intervention Rationale
1. Reffer to dietician 1. For proper recommended nutrition
2. Reffer to radiology department 2. To detect further abnormality in the
fortransrectal ultrasound (TRUS) prostate.
3. Secure laboratory results 3. Results from these tests can provide
insight into which cancer treatment
options may be most effective for you.

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