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Nursing Care Plan for Skin Infection

The nursing care plan addresses a client presenting with ringworm affecting various areas of the body including both feet, thighs, rectal area, left arm, and finger tips. The plan includes an assessment noting the rash appearance and locations, vital signs, and the client's complaint of itchy skin on legs, hands, and feet. The nursing diagnosis is skin integrity impairment related to external factors and poor hygiene. The plan aims to demonstrate personal hygiene, perform prescribed treatment, monitor progress, and minimize infection risk through hand washing, oral hygiene, and cleaning perennial areas from least to most contaminated.
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Nursing Care Plan for Skin Infection

The nursing care plan addresses a client presenting with ringworm affecting various areas of the body including both feet, thighs, rectal area, left arm, and finger tips. The plan includes an assessment noting the rash appearance and locations, vital signs, and the client's complaint of itchy skin on legs, hands, and feet. The nursing diagnosis is skin integrity impairment related to external factors and poor hygiene. The plan aims to demonstrate personal hygiene, perform prescribed treatment, monitor progress, and minimize infection risk through hand washing, oral hygiene, and cleaning perennial areas from least to most contaminated.
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ACTUAL NURSING CARE PLAN

Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation


Subjective
 Skin integrity At the end of nursing
“Medyo makati po yung hita,
impairment intervention client will be
kamay ko at paa ko”
related to external able to:
Objectives
factors and poor
 Appearance of ring worm a) Demonstrate the
hygiene
redness and ring shape on personal hygiene
the affected area at b) Perform prescribed
- Both feet/foot treatment regimen for
- Thigh part skin condition
- Rectal area involved; monitor
- Left arm progress
- Finger tip
 Blister in mouth
Vital Sign
BP: 110/80 mmhg
RR: 20 bmp
HR: 60 bmp
Temp: 37.5’C
NURSING CARE PLAN – POTENTIAL

ASSESSMENT NURSING PLANNING IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION


DIAGNOSIS

 Infection, for risk At the end of Nursing


related to external intervention client will
factors able to minimize
client’s risk of infection
by:

a) Hand washing
before and after
providing care
b) Oral hygiene every
4 hours to reduce
risk descending
infection
c) Cleaning perennial
area by wiping or
washing from area
of least
contamination

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