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    DATE CUES NEEDS NSG.

    OBJECTIVE INTERVENTION EVALUATION


    /TIME DIAGNOSIS OF CARE
    1. Established rapport. Goal met:
    S Subjective: Health Risk for Within 8º span ®To gain cooperation and Patient remains
    E None Perception- infection r/t of care the reduce anxiety. free of
    P Health Invasive patient remains infection, as
    T Objective: Managemen procedure free from any 2. Monitored the following evidenced by
    E -post Exlap t pattern secondary to signs and for signs of infection: the absence of
    M -T- Exploratory symptoms of Redness, swelling, rubor ,calor,
    B -P- Laparotomy infection such increased pain, or dulor, tumor
    E -R- as: purulent drainage at and loss of
    R -BP- Scientific Basis: -Rubor incisions.® this could function.
    -Pain during -Calor be the signs that the
    1, standing noted: Persons at risk -Dulor patient is developing
    with a pain for infection -Tumor
    infection.
    2010 scale of 5/10. are those -Loss of
    whose natural function
    3. Washed hands and
    / defense taught other caregivers
    mechanisms to wash hands before
    7-3 are inadequate contact with patient and
    to protect between procedures
    them from the with patient. ®
    inevitable Washing between
    injuries and procedures reduces the
    exposures that risk of transmitting
    occur pathogens from one
    throughout the area of the body to
    course of another.
    living. Open
    wounds, 4. Limited visitors. ® This
    traumatic or reduces the number of
    surgical, can organisms in patient’s
    be sites for environment and
    infection; soft restricts visitation by
    tissues (cells, individuals with any
    fat, muscle) type of infection to
    and organs reduce the transmission
    (kidneys, of pathogens to the
    lungs) can also patient at risk for
    be sites for infection.
    infection either
    after trauma, 5. Encouraged intake of
    invasive protein- and calorie-rich
    procedures, or foods. ® This maintains
    by invasion of optimal nutritional
    pathogens status.
    carried
    through the 6. Teach patient and
    bloodstream or caregiver the signs and
    lymphatic symptoms of infection,
    system. and when to report
    these to the physician
    or nurse. ®To give
    immediate action.

    Dependent:
    1. Administer antibiotic
    as prescribed.
    ® To kill/inhibit the
    pathogens by its own
    mechanism of action.

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