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    NURSING CARE PLAN # 1

    ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS

    (NANDA-BASED)

    PLANNING IMPLEMENTATION RATIONALE

    (cite sources)

    EVALUAT

    (ACTUA

    Subjective cue!

    - Dili na kaayo

    sakit,

    verbalized by

    the patient.- Pain Scale of

    6 out of 10

    Objective cue!

    - ncision on the

    lo!er

    abdo"en- #uardin$

    %ehavior- &acial $ri"ace- Positionin$ to

    avoid pain

    'cute Pain

    r(t to )issue

    )rau"a Secondary

    to Status Post

    )'*%S+ )otal

    'bdo"inal

    *ysterecto"y

    %ilateral Salphin$o

    +ophorecto"y-

    S"$t te$%!

    'fter hours of

    nursin$

    interventions/

    1. the client !ill

    state !ays

    of relievin$

    pain such as

    i"a$ery,

    application of

    hot and cold

    co"press and

    therapeutic

    touch. the clients

    pain scale !ill

    decrease

    fro" 2 to .

    I&'ee&'e&t

    1. nstruct client to report

    any

    i"prove"ent(e3acerbatio

    n in pain e3perience.. 4ncoura$e and assist

    client to do deep

    breathin$ e3ercises.. 4ncoura$e ade5uate

    periods of rest and sleep,

    includin$ uninterruptedperiods of sufficient

    duration, "eetin$ co"fort

    needs, li"itin$( avoidin$

    use of caffeine( alcohol

    and "edications affectin$

    47 sleep. 4ncoura$e

    5uiet, restful at"osphere.

    2. Discuss !ith relatives thei"portance of early

    detection and reportin$ of

    chan$es in condition or

    1. 8nrelieved pain can create

    other proble"s such as an$er,

    an3iety, i""obility, respiratory

    proble"s, and delay in healin$.. Deep breathin$ for rela3ation is

    easy to learn and contributes to

    pain relief and(or reduction by

    reducin$ "uscle tension and

    an3iety.

    3. )o prevent fati$ue.

    4. Pro"otes early detection of

    developin$ co"plications.

    5. t "ay be possible to teach

    clients a co"bination of these

    techni5ues to "a3i"ize their

    opportunities for self9control

    over "anifestations of pain.

    6. )o pro"ote healin$ of !ound.:. 'n infor"ation baseline

    co"parison fro" previous data.;.

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    L& te$%!

    't the end of 2

    hours, patient !ill

    rate pain as 0 out of

    10

    any unusual physical

    disco"forts( chan$es.

    =. )each the client and

    si$nificant others about

    the nonphar"acolo$ic

    !ays to lessen pain.

    6. ncrease intake

    of >ita"in ?

    :. 7onitor >ital si$ns

    C**+b$+tive,Dee&'e&t!

    ;. 'd"inister "edications

    particularly anal$esics-

    as prescribed.

    acceptable level of pain.