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3sHealth, NISS Copyright. Not to be reproduced in any manner. 1 of 12 SRCP-011.2 Dec 2016 Individual Care Plan: Stroke Rehabilitation Admitting diagnosis Ischemic_________________ Hemorrhagic____________________ Confirmed diagnosis Other Medical Conditions Age Surgery/Confinement (type, date) Allergies: (describe reaction(s)) Drug: Food: Latex: Environment: See Facility-specific Allergy/Intolerance record (if applicable) Family physician: Attending physician: ORDERED DATE TESTS/X-RAYS COMPLETED DATE ID RESULTS RETURNED DATE INTERVENTIONS ORDERED DATE CONSULTS INITIATED DATE Occupational Therapist Physical Therapist Speech Language Path. Social Worker Metabolic & diabetic education centre (MEDEC) Ordered Date DISCHARGE PLANNING Initiated Date Tentative Discharge Date MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Key Contact: Relationship: Health Directives: Yes No On file Location: Phone: (H): (W) (C) Other: Immunizations (date) Influenza: Pneumovax: Legal Medical Substitute Decision Maker: Treated for AROs (date) Proxy Personal Guardian Nearest relative VRE: Phone: (H) (W) (C) MRSA: Financial Power of Attorney: (include ph#) Other: Rewritten date:

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Individual Care Plan: Stroke Rehabilitation Admitting diagnosis

Ischemic_________________ Hemorrhagic____________________

Confirmed diagnosis

Other Medical Conditions Age

Surgery/Confinement (type, date) Allergies: (describe reaction(s))

Drug:

Food:

Latex:

Environment:

See Facility-specific Allergy/Intolerance record (if applicable)

Family physician: Attending physician:

ORDERED

DATE TESTS/X-RAYS COMPLETED

DATE ID

RESULTS

RETURNED

DATE INTERVENTIONS

ORDERED

DATE CONSULTS INITIATED

DATE

Occupational Therapist

Physical Therapist

Speech Language Path.

Social Worker

Metabolic & diabetic education centre (MEDEC)

Ordered

Date DISCHARGE PLANNING

Initiated Date

Tentative Discharge Date

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

Key Contact: Relationship: Health Directives: Yes No On file Location:

Phone: (H): (W) (C)

Other: Immunizations (date)

Influenza:

Pneumovax:

Legal Medical Substitute Decision Maker: Treated for AROs (date)

Proxy Personal Guardian Nearest relative VRE:

Phone: (H) (W) (C) MRSA:

Financial Power of Attorney: (include ph#) Other:

Rew

rit

ten

da

te:

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DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE PROFILE

ORDERED

DATE TESTS/X-RAYS COMPLETE

D DATE

ID

RESULTS

RETURNED

DATE INTERVENTIONS

ORDERED

DATE CONSULTS

INITIATED

DATE

EXTERNAL APPOINTMENTS AND LOCATION DATE TIME METHOD OF TRAVEL ACCOMPANIED

BY:

DATE AND TIME

OF RETURN

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INDIVIDUAL CARE PLAN STROKE REHABILITATION

INITIATOR DESIRED OUTCOME REVIEW

DATE ID

INITIATED

DATE ID

INTERVENTIONS

DISC DATE

ID

PE

RS

ON

AL

HY

GIE

NE

Bathing and dressing self-care deficit related

to neuromuscular impairment.

Increase the client’s ability to self perform

ADLs.

Upper ADL’s AM and PM

Bathing (neck down to waist excluding back)

Wash, rinse, dry

Total

Maximum

Moderate

Minimal

Supervised

Independent

Dressing- Upper Body

Total

Maximum

Moderate

Minimal

Supervised

Independent

Lower ADL’s AM and PM

Bathing from the waist down: wash, rinse, dry

Total

Maximum

Moderate

Minimal

Supervised

Independent

Dressing- Lower Body

Total

Maximum

Moderate

Minimal

Supervised

Independent

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INITIATOR DESIRED OUTCOME REVIEW

DATE ID

INITIATED

DATE ID

INTERVENTIONS DISC

DATE ID

PE

RS

ON

AL

HY

GIE

NE

(C

ON

TIN

UE

D)

Risk of self-care deficit and altered oral

mucosa related to neuromuscular impairment and

fatigue.

Intact oral mucosa. Oral care minimum twice a day (bid).

Oral Care: Brushing teeth AM and PM

Total

Maximum

Moderate

Minimal

Supervised

Independent

Dentures Upper Lower

Grooming self-care deficit related to neuromuscular

impairment.

Increase the client’s ability to self perform

daily grooming.

Comb/ Brush hair AM

Total

Maximum

Moderate

Minimal

Supervised

Independent

Wash Hands before meals

Total

Maximum

Moderate

Minimal

Supervised

Independent

Shaving/ Apply Make up in AM

S

Total

Maximum

Moderate

Minimal

Supervised

Independent

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INDIVIDUAL CARE PLAN STROKE REHABILITATION

INITIATOR DESIRED OUTCOME REVIEW

DATE ID

INITIATED

DATE ID

INTERVENTIONS DISC DATE

ID

EL

IMIN

AT

ION

Risk of altered pattern of urinary elimination

related to neurosensory deficits.

Manages urinary elimination.

Instruct client to void at regular intervals

Scheduled voids:

Q____________hours on days

Q____________hours on nights

Incontinent: Day Night

Incontinent briefs worn Day Night

Size Small Medium Large

Uses urinal / Uses bedpan

Uses commode: Day Night

Bathroom: Day Night

Continent: Day Night

Risk of infection related to indwelling

catheter.

No evidence of Urinary Tract

Infection.

Indwelling catheter

#_________ with _________mls of NS

Change due: _____________

_____________

Initiate bladder retraining program

Risk of constipation related to decreased mobility, decreased

fluid intake, decreased fiber and

neurosensory deficits.

Maintains regular bowel evacuation.

Encourage fluid and fiber intake

Offer fluids q ____________hrs during day

Monitor daily bowel movement

If there is no bowel movement , implement

physician ordered bowel care

Incontinent of bowel

Briefs worn: Small Medium Large

Uses bedpan

Uses commode

Uses Bathroom

Continent of bowel

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INITIATOR DESIRED OUTCOME REVIEW

DATE ID

INITIATED

DATE ID

INTERVENTIONS

DISC DATE

ID E

LIM

INA

TIO

N (

CO

NT

INU

ED

)

NU

TR

ITIO

N

Risk of inadequate nutrition related to

neurosensory deficits.

Maintain adequate nutrition and

hydration.

Diet:

Enteral feeds:

NPO

Ensure dentures are in place (if applicable)

Feed: Total

Maximum

Moderate

Minimal

Supervised

Independent

Risk of choking / aspiration related to

dysphasia.

Avoid aspiration.

Swallowing assessment

Reinforce SLP recommendations:

Ensure client is in an appropriate position:

_______ Upright at 90 degrees for all meals

________Upright for 30 minutes after meals

Observe for coughing / choking during oral

intake

Ensure mouth care after meals and check for

pocketing

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INDIVIDUAL CARE PLAN STROKE REHABILITATION

INITIATOR DESIRED OUTCOME REVIEW

DATE ID

INITIATED

DATE ID

INTERVENTIONS

DISC DATE

ID

MO

BIL

ITY

Risk of altered mobility related to

neuromuscular impairment/ dysfunction.

Client provided with task orientation training which is

progressively adapted and directed at

enhancing motor control, sensory and functional ability with

increasing client independence.

TLR Mobility record

Transfer to right left side

Range of motion on unit twice daily

Sit/ stand exercises daily on unit (11-13 reps)

Walk with person assist ________ X daily

Provide minimum 1 hour daily 6 days a week of

task orientated training on the unit outside of

direct therapy time

Risk of shoulder subluxation related to

poor glenohumeral joint alignment,

decreased passive ROM and decreased

muscular, ligamentous and tendinous function

around shoulder.

Client is able to verbalize/ report pain

sensation. Pain is reduced or eliminated.

Provide analgesia PRN

Encourage client to handle affected limb

Support limb and hand

Position affected limb in bed: elbow straight,

hand open position, elevate on pillow to

decrease edema

Support shoulder / arm on a firm surface

when sitting

Hemitray

Arm trough

Elbow / wrist splint

Other:

Risk of activity intolerance related to

fatigue and pain.

Will increase tolerance for activity.

Activity as tolerated

Up to chair X ________hours

Risk of Unilateral neglect related to

neuro deficits.

Recognize/ acknowledge affected

limb

Reinforce and teach how to care for affected

limb

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INITIATOR DESIRED OUTCOME REVIEW

DATE ID

INITIATED

DATE ID

INTERVENTIONS

DISC DATE

ID M

OB

ILIT

Y (

CO

NT

INU

ED

)

Risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT)

related to decreased mobility.

Prevention or early detection of DVT.

Bilateral below the knee AES/ TED stockings

Assess for DVT q shift

Observe and document extremity edema BID

OB

SE

RV

AT

ION

S A

ND

ME

AS

UR

EM

EN

TS

Risk of altered Vital Signs and/or

neurological condition related to acute stroke and other medical co-

morbidities.

Detect alterations in Vital Signs and Blood Pressure. Maintain a Blood Pressure less

than or equal to 140/90 or for diabetic 130/90.

Monitor vital signs

Blood glucose monitoring (if applicable)

Height and weight on admission

Weight q weekly on ___________________

Risk of pain related to neuro changes and

immobility.

Maintain optimum comfort.

Assess and document pain (PQRST)

Offer analgesia PRN, document effectiveness

Refer to mobility record for positioning

Risk of skin breakdown related to

deficits in mobility and sensation.

Maintain skin integrity.

Braden Scale score

Observe skin integrity BID

Turn and position q ___________hours

Turn and position self

Ensure positioning with pressure relief in

wheelchair

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INDIVIDUAL CARE PLAN STROKE REHABILITATION

INITIATOR DESIRED OUTCOME REVIEW

DATE ID

INITIATED

DATE ID

INTERVENTIONS

DISC DATE

ID

OB

SE

RV

AT

ION

S A

ND

ME

AS

UR

EM

EN

TS

(C

ON

TIN

UE

D)

ME

DIC

AT

ION

S

Risk of alteration in body requirements and

comfort related to acute stroke and/ or other co-mobidities.

Maintain optimal body requirements and

comforts.

Administer medications as ordered by the

physician – see MAR

Administer appropriate analgesia as required

to ensure patient comfort

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INITIATOR DESIRED OUTCOME REVIEW

DATE ID

INITIATED

DATE ID

INTERVENTIONS

DISC DATE

ID T

RE

AT

ME

NT

S A

ND

PR

OC

ED

UR

ES

Risk of infection related to physical

environment and skin integrity.

Prevent infection and transfer of micro

organism.

Use proper hand washing technique and

teach to client

Adhere to routine practice procedures

Risk of respiratory complications related to decreased mobility.

No evidence of respiratory

complications.

DB & C exercises q ____________

Risk of infection related to ARO

Prevent infection and transmission of micro-

organisms

Isolation precautions

Type:

TE

AC

HIN

G

Risk of knowledge deficit related to disease process,

diagnostic procedures, 2o to cerebral injury.

Client, families and caregivers will have

appropriate and realistic expectations about role changes,

availability of services and resources in

changing care environment.

Assess client and family knowledge and

determine needs and readiness for education

and training

Correct misinformation

Include in the teaching: what is a stroke, risk

factors and risk management of a stroke and

information on medications and actions

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INDIVIDUAL CARE PLAN STROKE REHABILITATION

INITIATOR DESIRED OUTCOME REVIEW

DATE ID

INITIATED

DATE ID

INTERVENTIONS

DISC DATE

ID

SA

FE

TY

Risk of injury related to sensory- altered

mobility and or visual, special deficits.

Maintain safety and prevent physical

injury.

Complete TLR mobility record- ensure

correct TLR logos are above client’s bed &

on wheelchair

Observe for impulsivity and impaired

judgment

Use repetition and step commands for

transfer

Ensure and enforce use of wheelchair

brakes, seat belts and proper footwear

Call bell within reach

Side rails up X___________

Ensure environment is organized and free of

hazards

Facility-specific fall risk assessment

Risk of wandering related to altered thought process.

Will remain safe on premise.

Watch for S&S of agitation/restlessness

Re-orientate PRN

PS

YC

HO

SO

CIA

L

Risk of client’s health care preferences may have changed related

to recent health issues and not documented.

Client will be approached by health

care team to participate in advance

care plan.

Provide avenue for timely, sensitive,

communication between client, family, and

health care providers to develop or review

advance care plans

Risk of anxiety, loneliness,

dependency and lack of confidence related

to recent health issues.

Client is actively participating in

rehabilitation activities and expresses

emotions related to health issue.

Give clear information regarding care plan

Establish Yes / No reliability

Give opportunity for the client to express

feelings

Encourage family involvement

Assess for and discuss stages of grieving

of loss of function

Risk of ineffective coping and

psychosocial needs related to anticipated

grief.

Appropriate coping skills are encouraged.

Observe for S&S of depression

Leave of absence as ordered______________

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INITIATOR DESIRED OUTCOME REVIEW

DATE ID

INITIATED

DATE ID

INTERVENTIONS

DISC DATE

ID