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Nursing Care Plan for Patient Management

Chapter Three outlines the planning phase of the nursing process, focusing on setting goals and determining priorities for patient care. It includes specific objectives for patient outcomes related to body temperature, pain management, anxiety relief, nutrition, daily living activities, sleep patterns, and disease understanding. The nursing care plan details interventions and evaluations to ensure these goals are met effectively.

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Nursing Care Plan for Patient Management

Chapter Three outlines the planning phase of the nursing process, focusing on setting goals and determining priorities for patient care. It includes specific objectives for patient outcomes related to body temperature, pain management, anxiety relief, nutrition, daily living activities, sleep patterns, and disease understanding. The nursing care plan details interventions and evaluations to ensure these goals are met effectively.

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CHAPTER THREE

PLANNING FOR PATIENT/FAMILY CARE

Planning is the third phase of the nursing process and it involves setting of goals, determination

of priorities and planning a care to prevent or eliminate client’s health problems and identifying

nursing intervention to meet the set goals.

The client and the family members must be involved in the nursing care plan.

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

1. Patient’s will maintain a normal body temperature of 36.2oC-37.2oC within 3 hours as

evidenced by the nurse taking her temperature and observing that it has dropped to the normal

range.

2. Patient’s pain level will reduce after 1 hour as evidenced by;

a) Nurse assess and patient pain scale record as 3/10

b) patient’s verbalizing relieve of headache and being cheerful.

3. Patient’s and her relative will be relieved from anxiety within 24hr as evidenced by patient

and mother having cheerful facial expression and being cooperative.

4. Patient’s will maintain normal nutritional balance throughout hospitalization as evidence by;

a) Nurse ensuring patient oral hygiene and encourage patient to take balance diet.

b) patient’s taking adequate food and water every day.


5. After 48 hours patient will perform activities of daily living without being assist as evidence

by,

a) Nurse observing patient’s performing activities of daily living such as mouth care, bathing,

and washing of hands regularly after visiting the washroom.

b) patient performing activities of daily living without being assist.

6. Patient will maintain normal sleeping pattern throughout the period of hospitalization as

evidenced by patient sleeping at least 3 hours during the day and 6-8 hours in the night.

7. Patient and family will have insight into her disease condition before discharge as evidenced

by patient answering question on her condition correctly.


TABLE FOUR: NURSING CARE PLAN

DATE NURSING OBJECTIVE / NURSING NURSING INTERVENTION DATE EVALUATION SIGNATURE

AND DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME ORDERS AND

TIME CRITERIA TIME

19/11/24 Hyperthermia Patient’s will 1. Reassure 1. Patient was reassured that 19/11/24 Goal fully

9:00 am related to maintain a normal patient that measures will be put in place to @ achieved as

inflammation body temperature everything will reduce her temperature to 12:00 evidence by

process as of 36.2oC-37.2oC be done to normal range. pm. patient

evidence by within 3 hours as reduce her temperature

patient body evidenced by the temperature to assess and

temperature nurse taking her normal level. recorded within

assess and temperature and normal range of


2. Institute 2. Patient was tepid sponge
recorded as observing that it (37.0Oc).
measures to using sweep stroke leaving
39.4°C. has dropped to
reduce client’s damp water on patient’s body to
the normal range.
temperature. dry up by evaporation by
reducing the temperature in

every 15 minutes.

3. Administer 3. Prescribed medications were

prescribed administered ( IV Ciprofloxacin

medication. 400mg and IV Paracetamol

500ml) were administered.

4. Light clothing was used to

cover the client to prevent her

from generating heat. Adequate

ventilation was ensured by

4. Monitor opening nearby windows and

vital signs. her vital signs were checked

and recorded.

DATE NURSING OBJECTIVE/ NURSING NURSING INTERVENTION DATE EVALUATION SIGNATURE


AND DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME ORDERS AND STATEMENT

TIME CRITERIA TIME

19/11/24 Acute pain Patient’s pain level 1. Reassure 1. Client and mother were 19/11/24 Goal fully met as

10:30pm (headache ) will reduce after 1 patient and reassured that patient is in the 11:30pm evidenced by

related to an hour as evidence mother that hands of competent personnel a) patient relaxed

increase in by everything and that everything possible in bed and

frontal arterial a) Nurse assessing will be done will be done to reduce the pain. verbalized she

load as patient pain scale to reduce the was relieve of

evidenced by and recorded as pain. pain.

patient report 3/10. b) nurse observed

of a 7/10 b) patient 2. Assess the 2. Patient’s pain was assessed. reduction in pain.

throbbing verbalizing relieve level of pain.

headache, of pain and being 3. Diclofenac 10mg IM and

head being cheerful. paracetamol 500mg were

warm to touch administered.

and onset of 3. Administer

symptoms 2 prescribed 4. Patient was made


hours ago. pain comfortable in bed and was

medication. assisted to assume a left

lateral position.

4. Put the
5. Patient’s attention was taken
patient on a
of the pain by engaging her in a
comfortable
conversation about her past
bed in a
pleasant experiences and
comfortable
listening to music.
position.

5. Engage

patient in a

diversional

therapy.
DATE NURSING OBJECTIVE/ NURSING NURSING INTERVENTION DATE EVALUATION SIGNATURE

AND DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME ORDERS AND

TIME CRITERIA TIME

19/11/24 Anxiety Patient and her 1. Reassure 1. Patient’s and mother were 20/11/24 Goal fully met,

7:00am related to mother will be patient and her reassured that everything 6:00am. as evidenced by

unknown relieved from mother to allay possible will be done to alleviate patient and

outcome of anxiety within any fear and their fears and all measures will mother

diseases 24hrs as anxiety. be put in place to make patient expressed a

condition as evidenced by comfortable as early as possible. cheerful face

evidence by patient and and were co-

patient and mother having operative more

her mother cheerful facial 2. Educate the 2. Patient’s and mother were than before.

expression and patient and her


being restless. being mother about the educated on

cooperative. disease Typhoid fever and how it can be

condition. prevented. They were also

allowed to ask question about

the condition and answers were

given in simple terms.

3. Ask for

feedback. 3. Patient and mother were asked

questions on the condition and

they were able to give

appropriate answers.

4. Put the patient

in a comfortable Admission bed was made for a

bed. patient.
DATE NURSING OBJECTIVE/ NURSING NURSING INTERVENTION DATE EVALUATION SIGNATURE

AND DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME ORDERS AND

TIME CRITERIA TIME

20/11/2 Risk for Patient’s will 1. Reassure 1. Patient’s and her mother was 25/11/24 Goal fully

4 nutritional and maintain patient and reassured. 9:30am achieved as

8:00 electrolytes normal mother about evidence by

pm imbalance nutritional and competent patient

related to electrolytes nursing care. maintaining

inadequate oral balance normal nutritional


intake ( food throughout and electrolytes

and water ). hospitalization balance .

as evidence by: 2. Ensure patient 2. Patient’s oral hygiene was

a). Nurse oral hygiene ensured morning and evening.

ensuring (morning and

patient oral evening ).

hygiene and

encouraging 3. Encourage 3. Adequate water and balance

patients to eat patient to take in diet was given to the patient.

balance diet. adequate oral

b). Patient’s fluid and balance

taking diet.

adequate food

and water 4. Prepare a 4. Admission bed was made for a

every day. comfortable bed patient

for a patient’s
5. administer 5. Vitamins B complex was

prescribed administered to boost the patient

medication. appetite.

DATE NURSING OBJECTIVE/ NURSING NURSING INTERVENTION DATE EVALUATION SIGNATURE

AND DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME ORDERS AND

TIME CRITERIA TIME


21/11/24 Impaired After 48 hours 1. Reassure 1. Patient’s was reassured that 23/11/24 Goal fully met as

6:00 am ability to patient will patient to allay she will be able to care for 6:00am evidenced by

perform perform fear and herself and do normal activities Nurse observed

personal activities of daily anxiety. as soon as possible but at the patient maintain

hygiene related living without moment, she needs temporal her personal

to fatigue as being assist as assistance in doing them. hygiene with no

evidence by evidence by assistance, patient

patient nurse observing 2. Serve bed 2. On request, bed pan was verbalized that

decrease patient’s pan served warm. After voiding, the she is able to do

ability to performing amount, colour and consistency normal daily

perform activities of daily was observed and documented. Activities by

activities of living such as 1010mls. 0f normal colour urine herself.

daily living. mouth care, was emptied .

bathing, and

regular hand

hygiene after

visiting the 3. Assist 3. Patient’s was assisted to bath


washroom. patient to bath. with warm water, soap and

sponge twice daily to improve

blood circulation. Pressure

areas such as elbow, heals,

scapula and sacral region were

massage with mild soap and

water. Vaseline was applied

afterward to prevent formation

of bed sores.

4. Assist [Link] assistance was given to

patient to patient’s to maintain her oral

ensure her oral hygiene with toothpaste and

hygiene. toothbrush twice daily to

prevent

mouth odour and improve


freshness. Vaseline was applied

on the mouth to prevent crack

lips.

5. Ensure early 5. Patient was given support to

ambulation walk around her bed and in the

ward till she was able to walk

alone.
SIGNATURE
DATE NURSING OBJECTIVES / NURSING NURSING INTERVENTION DATE EV

AND DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME ORDERS AND

TIME CRITERIA TIME

22/11/24 Insomnia Patient’s will 1. Reassure 1. Client was reassured that 25/11/24 Goa

8:00pm related to have a normal patient that her measures are in place to enable 9:30am evid

unfamiliar sleeping pattern normal sleep her have a normal sleep pattern pati

hospital throughout the pattern will be to sl

environment period of maintained thro

as evidenced hospitalization as of h

by patient evidenced by 2. Minimize 2. Movement of visitors are

report of patient sleeping noise, organized regulated, volume of radio and

sleepless at least 3 hours nursing care television set turned down and

night. during the day and do at a go, nursing procedures carried on

and 6 – 8 hours provide client were organized and

in the night. adequate performed at once to

ventilation and prevent interruption and noise.

good clothing Nearby windows were opened,

ceiling fan switched on to

promote ventilation and induce

sleep.

3. Assist patient 3. Client was assisted to have a

to take a warm warm bath to relax her muscles.

bath, groom and She was assisted to groom and


provide a put on a comfortable bed free

comfortable bed from creases and crumps to

induce sleep.

4. Serve 4. Prescribed injection

prescribed diclofenac (I.M) 10mg was

medication. administered to relieve pain and

promote sleep.

NURSING OBJECTIVES / NURSING NURSING INTERVENTION DATE EVALUATION SIG

IAGNOSIS OUTCOME ORDERS AND

CRITERIA TIME

eficit Patient’s and 1. Reassure 1. Patient’s and family were 25/11/24 Goal fully

owledge family will have patient and reassured that all the necessary 9:00 am. achieved as

ated to lack insight into her family. information about typhoid fever evidenced by

information disease condition will be given to enable them patient’s and

out disease before discharge understand the management of family can now

ndition as as evidenced by; the condition. answer correctly

idenced by patient question about the

tient not answering 2. Establish an 2. A good friendly relationship disease condition.

ing able to question on her environment of was established to enhance

swer condition mutual trust and learning.

estions correctly. cooperation to

ked about enhance

r condition learning.
3. Educate 3. Patient’s and family were

patient and educated on the causes,

family on predisposing factors, signs and

typhoid fever. symptoms and the prevention of

the condition.

4. Give room 4. Patient’s and family were

for patient and allowed to ask questions

family to ask beyond their understanding and

questions answers were provided in

simple terms.

5. Ask patient 5. Patient’s and family were

and family asked to give feedback on the

questions to preventive measures of typhoid

know their level fever where they did correctly.

of insight into Patient and family were

the condition. thanked for their effort and

Thank patient cooperation.

and family for Procedure was documented in

their the nurses’ notes.

cooperation and

document in the

nurses’ notes.

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