Urinary Tract Infection - NCP

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XII. Nursing Care Plan Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Rationale Evaluation Subjective Cue “Konti lang yung iniinom niyang tubig. Kahit painumin namin siya ayaw pa din niya eh” As verbalized by the client’s relative. Objective Cue Vital Signs BP: 90/60 PR: 95 RR: 25 Temp: 37.0 Degree Celsius I/O Oral: 615 cc/day Urine: 315 cc/day Stool: BM (1x) per day Pale Deficient Fluid Volume r/t Inadequate Fluid Intake Short-Term Goal After 30 minutes of nursing intervention, the client will be able to verbalize understanding of condition and treatment. Long-Term Goal After 1 hour of nursing intervention, the client will be able to perform necessary procedures correctly and explain reasons for the actions. Independent Monitor Vital signs. Monitor and record I/O. Emphasize fluid intake. ……. Mmmm nni miih niogg nhogb mihfnikfngfkn ng cajbjda idahfnosf bhathhd. Note preferences, and provide beverages and foods with high fluid content. Instruct client to decrease intake of salty food. Jsdhjka djnd jbas jsjd jhkjinidaudha s jdijis Independent Obtain baseline data. To monitor fluid status. Increases urine production. Flushes bacteria out of the urinary system. Prevent dehydration Help increase fluid intake. Fhkglbb jfjfh kgugjfvh vfhvjkv jvukgkujvjmug kug A salt-rich diet increases risk for kidney stones by increasing the calcium Short-Term Goal After 30 minutes of nursing intervention, the client was able to verbalize understanding of condition and treatment. Long-Term Goal After 1 hour of nursing intervention, the client was able to perform necessary procedures correctly and explain reasons for the actions.

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XII. Nursing Care Plan

Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Rationale EvaluationSubjective Cue“Konti lang yung iniinom niyang tubig. Kahit painumin namin siya ayaw pa din niya eh” As verbalized by the client’s relative.

Objective Cue Vital Signs

BP: 90/60 PR: 95 RR: 25 Temp: 37.0

Degree Celsius

I/O Oral: 615 cc/day Urine: 315

cc/day Stool: BM (1x)

per day

Pale Appearance Dry Skin

Deficient Fluid Volume r/t Inadequate Fluid Intake

Short-Term GoalAfter 30 minutes of nursing intervention, the client will be able to verbalize understanding of condition and treatment.

Long-Term GoalAfter 1 hour of nursing intervention, the client will be able to perform necessary procedures correctly and explain reasons for the actions.

Independent Monitor Vital

signs. Monitor and record

I/O. Emphasize fluid

intake.……. Mmmm nni miih niogg nhogb mihfnikfngfknng cajbjda idahfnosf bhathhd.

Note preferences, and provide beverages and foods with high fluid content.

Instruct client to decrease intake of salty food. Jsdhjka djnd jbas jsjd jhkjinidaudhas jdijis

Assist client to a stand position. Kjans jnsajb.

Use running water in sink or warm water over perineum.

Advise client intake of vitamin C and drinking 2 to 3 glasses of cranberry juices daily.

Independent Obtain baseline

data. To monitor fluid

status. Increases urine

production. Flushes bacteria

out of the urinary system.

Prevent dehydration

Help increase fluid intake. Fhkglbb jfjfh kgugjfvh vfhvjkv jvukgkujvjmugkug

A salt-rich diet increases risk for kidney stones by increasing the calcium content of your urine.

To provide functional position of voiding.

Stimulate urination.kda skljdnsa jsdiaklnds ildkjsailk lkjdlak.

Increase the acidity of urine. Jgdiufgkids khfhasif kihhdsas ihidsihsd hihidsojidfs

Short-Term GoalAfter 30 minutes of nursing intervention, the client was able to verbalize understanding of condition and treatment.

Long-Term GoalAfter 1 hour of nursing intervention, the client was able to perform necessary procedures correctly and explain reasons for the actions.

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Weigh client daily. Jhdsiuhdas uhsduhsd

Collaborative Administer

parenteral fluids as indicated.

Indicator of overall fluid and nutritional status.

Collaborative Alternative fluid

replacements.