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    The patient reported feeling tired and prone to infections. Their assessment showed a lack of energy, inability to maintain routines, and decreased performance. Their diagnosis was fatigue related to decreased energy production and increased needs from HIV. The plan was for the patient to report improved energy, participate in activities at their ability level, and identify areas of control after 8 hours of nursing interventions like assessing sleep, discussing feelings, and teaching energy conservation techniques. The evaluation found the patient was able to do all of these things after the interventions.

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    The patient reported feeling tired and prone to infections. Their assessment showed a lack of energy, inability to maintain routines, and decreased performance. Their diagnosis was fatigue related to decreased energy production and increased needs from HIV. The plan was for the patient to report improved energy, participate in activities at their ability level, and identify areas of control after 8 hours of nursing interventions like assessing sleep, discussing feelings, and teaching energy conservation techniques. The evaluation found the patient was able to do all of these things after the interventions.

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    The patient reported feeling tired and prone to infections. Their assessment showed a lack of energy, inability to maintain routines, and decreased performance. Their diagnosis was fatigue related to decreased energy production and increased needs from HIV. The plan was for the patient to report improved energy, participate in activities at their ability level, and identify areas of control after 8 hours of nursing interventions like assessing sleep, discussing feelings, and teaching energy conservation techniques. The evaluation found the patient was able to do all of these things after the interventions.

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    Student Nurses Community

    NURSING CARE PLAN AIDS/HIV


    ASSESSMENT

    SUBJECTIVE:
    I always feel
    tired and
    lately Im
    prone to
    infections as
    verbalized by
    the patient.
    OBJECTIVE:
    Overwhelmin
    g lack of
    energy
    Inability to
    maintain
    usual
    routines
    Decreased
    performance
    V/S taken as
    follows:
    T: 36.5 C
    P: 65
    R: 16
    BP: 100/80

    DIAGNOSIS

    INFERENCE

    PLANNING

    INTERVENTION

    Fatigue may
    be related to
    decrease in
    metabolic
    energy
    production,
    increased
    energy
    requirements
    ,
    overwhelmin
    g
    psychological
    and
    emotional
    demands,
    and altered
    body
    chemistry
    such as side
    effects of
    medication or
    insulin
    resistance.

    Human
    immunodeficie
    ncy virus is a
    particle that
    has an outer
    envelope with
    special
    docking
    proteins
    known as gp41
    and gp120
    that assist in
    finding a host.
    Inside the
    virus has two
    protein
    coatings and
    the generic
    material with
    reverse
    transcriptase
    (RT) attached.
    The first
    challenge is
    for the HIV
    particle to get
    inside a host
    cell. HIV
    accomplishes
    this task by

    After 8
    hours or
    nursing
    intervention
    s, the
    patient will:

    Independent:

    Report
    improved
    sense of
    energy
    Participate
    in desired
    activities
    at level of
    ability; and
    Identify
    individual
    areas of
    control;
    and
    Engage in
    energy
    conservati
    on
    techniques
    .

    RATIONALE

    Multiple factors
    can cause and
    Assess sleep
    aggravate
    patterns and
    fatigue,
    other factors
    including sleep
    that may be
    deprivation,
    aggravating
    emotional
    fatigue
    distress, side
    effects of
    Encourage
    drugs, and
    timely
    developing
    evaluation of
    central nervous
    fatigue if new
    system disease.
    medications
    Fatigue is
    have been
    added to the
    present in
    regimen.
    variable
    degrees as part
    Discuss reality
    of HIV infection
    of patients
    process but is
    feelings of
    often
    exhaustion
    aggravated by
    and identify
    nutritional
    limitations
    deficiencies
    imposed by
    and side effects
    fatigue state.
    of certain
    Assist patient
    medications.
    to set realistic

    Helpful in
    activity goals,
    planning
    determining
    activities within
    individual
    tolerance
    priorities and

    EVALUATIO
    N
    After 8 hours
    of nursing
    intervention
    s, the
    patient was
    able to:
    Report
    improved
    sense of
    energy
    Participate
    in desired
    activities
    at level of
    ability; and
    Identify
    individual
    areas of
    control;
    and
    Engage in
    energy
    conservati
    on
    techniques
    .

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    finding a way
    into the hosts
    bloodstream.
    One of the cell
    that it
    hijacks is the
    CD4+
    lymphocytes,
    also known as
    the CD4+ cell,
    helper/inducer
    T-call, or T4
    cell. This cell
    directs
    immune
    system
    defenses and
    regulates the
    activity of all
    immune
    system cells. If
    the HIV
    successfully
    enters the
    CD4+ cell, it
    can then
    create more
    virus particles.

    responsibilitie
    s.
    Discuss
    energy
    conservation
    techniques
    such as sitting
    instead of
    standing for
    activities, as
    appropriate.
    Encourage
    adequate rest
    periods during
    the day.
    Instruct in
    stress
    management
    techniques,
    such as
    breathing
    exercises,
    visualization,
    and music
    and light
    therapy.
    Collaborative:
    Administer
    intravenous
    fluid as
    prescribed
    Identify

    levels.
    Patient may
    need to alter
    priorities and
    delegate some
    responsibilities
    to manage
    fatigue and
    optimize
    performance.
    Enables patient
    to become
    aware in which
    energy
    expenditures
    can be
    maximized to
    complete
    necessary
    tasks.
    Helps patient
    recoup energy
    to manage
    desired
    activities.
    Reduction of
    stress factors in
    patients life
    can minimize
    energy output.

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    available
    resource and
    support
    systems.

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