infection ncp

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Cues/Needs Nursing Diagnosis Goals and Objectives Interventions Rationale Evaluation Subjective: “Kagagaling lang nga anak ko sa sakit, tapos ngayon ngakasakit nanaman.” As verbalized by the patient’s mother Objective: _Weakness _Pale looking _Clammy Skin _Sunken eyebags _Presence of illness V/S P: 132 R:48 T: 37 Risk for infection After 6 hours of nursing intervention, the patient’s support familywill identify interventions to prevent/ reduce risk of infection as evidenced by positive feedbacks. _Assess signs and symptoms of infection especially temperature _Stress proper hand hygiene by all caregivers between therapies/clients _Recommend routine body shower/scrubs when indicated _Emphasize necessity of taking antivirals/antibiotics as directed _Discuss importance of not taking antibiotics/using “leftover” drugs unless specifically instructed by healthcare provider _Encourage patient and patient’s support family to consume nutirous _Fever may indicate infection _A first line defense against health care- associated infections _To reduce bacterial colonization _Premature dicontinuation of treatment when client begins to fell well may result in return of infection and potentiate drug- resistant strains _Unappropriate use can lead to development of drug- resistant strains/secondary infections _To boost immune system After 6 hour of nursing intervention , the patient ‘s support familily identified intervetnion s to prevent/redu ce risk of infection as evidenced by poritive feedbacks. The mother stated that she would ensure to provide nutirous foods for the patient. Goal Met

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Page 1: Infection NCP

Cues/Needs Nursing Diagnosis

Goals and Objectives

Interventions Rationale Evaluation

Subjective:“Kagagaling lang nga anak ko sa sakit, tapos ngayon ngakasakit nanaman.” As verbalized by the patient’s mother

Objective:_Weakness_Pale looking_Clammy Skin_Sunken eyebags_Presence of illness

V/S P: 132 R:48 T: 37

Risk for infection After 6 hours of nursing intervention, the patient’s support familywill identify interventions to prevent/ reduce risk of infection as evidenced by positive feedbacks.

_Assess signs and symptoms of infection especially temperature

_Stress proper hand hygiene by all caregivers between therapies/clients

_Recommend routine body shower/scrubs when indicated

_Emphasize necessity of taking antivirals/antibiotics as directed

_Discuss importance of not taking antibiotics/using “leftover” drugs unless specifically instructed by healthcare provider

_Encourage patient and patient’s support family to consume nutirous foods and refrain from sedentary lifestyle

_Fever may indicate infection

_A first line defense against health care-associated infections

_To reduce bacterial colonization

_Premature dicontinuation of treatment when client begins to fell well may result in return of infection and potentiate drug-resistant strains

_Unappropriate use can lead to development of drug-resistant strains/secondary infections

_To boost immune system

After 6 hour of nursing intervention, the patient ‘s support familily identified intervetnions to prevent/reduce risk of infection as evidenced by poritive feedbacks. The mother stated that she would ensure to provide nutirous foods for the patient.

Goal Met