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Pneumonia Nursing Care Plans
ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVES NURSING
INTERVENTIONS
RATIONALE EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Increase in
respiratory rate of 31 cpm
Shortness of breath (orthopnea)
Dyspnea
Use of accessory
muscles in breathing
Altered chest
excursion
Nasal Flaring
Increased anterior-posterior diameter
SHORT TERMAfter 2-3 hours of nursing intervention, patient will be able to verbalize understanding and demonstrate proper deep
breathing technique to facilitate proper oxygenation to alleviate hyperventilation
LONG TERM
After 2-3 days of nursing intervention, patient will be free of cyanosis and establish normal breathing
pattern
1. Establish rapport with patient
2. Instruct patient to increase oral fluid intake to 8-10 glasses
3. Instruct patient to do deep breathing exercise after demonstrating proper technique
4. Keep environment allergen free (dust, feather pillows, smoke, pollen)
5. Take and VS 6. Suction naso,
tracheal/oral PRN
7. Educate proper hand washing
8. Position the patient in semi fowler’s position
9. Encourage patient to eat nutritious foods such as green leafy vegetables and lean meat
10. Review client’s chest x-ray for severity of
acute/ chronic conditions
1. To gain patient’s trust and cooperation
2. Increased mucus and sputum secretions can lead to
dehydration; increased water intake can help dissolve secretions
3. Deep breathing exercise increases oxygen intake and can help alleviate dyspnea
4. Presence may trigger allergic response that may cause
further increase in mucus secretion
5. To get baseline data 6. These may
compromise airway. A distended abdomen can interfere with normal diaphragm expansion
7. To increase feeling of comfort
8. To enable the body to recuperate and repair
9. To prevent infections such as nosocomial infections
10. To prevent allergic reactions that can cause respiratory distres
SHORT TERMClient shall verbalize understanding and demonstrate proper deep breathing technique to facilitate proper oxygenation to alleviate
hyperventilation
LONGTERM
Patient shall be free of cyanosis and establish normal breathing pattern