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    The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing dehydration due to diabetes mellitus. The plan involves monitoring the patient's vital signs, skin condition, intake and output over 8 hours to assess hydration status. Planned interventions include monitoring for signs of dehydration like orthostatic changes and administering fluids as needed. The goal is for the patient to demonstrate adequate hydration after 8 hours, as evidenced by stable vital signs and good skin turgor.

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    The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing dehydration due to diabetes mellitus. The plan involves monitoring the patient's vital signs, skin condition, intake and output over 8 hours to assess hydration status. Planned interventions include monitoring for signs of dehydration like orthostatic changes and administering fluids as needed. The goal is for the patient to demonstrate adequate hydration after 8 hours, as evidenced by stable vital signs and good skin turgor.

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    The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing dehydration due to diabetes mellitus. The plan involves monitoring the patient's vital signs, skin condition, intake and output over 8 hours to assess hydration status. Planned interventions include monitoring for signs of dehydration like orthostatic changes and administering fluids as needed. The goal is for the patient to demonstrate adequate hydration after 8 hours, as evidenced by stable vital signs and good skin turgor.

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    Nursing Care Plan Diabetes 2

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    inagasi
    The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing dehydration due to diabetes mellitus. The plan involves monitoring the patient's vital signs, skin condition, intake and output over 8 hours to assess hydration status. Planned interventions include monitoring for signs of dehydration like orthostatic changes and administering fluids as needed. The goal is for the patient to demonstrate adequate hydration after 8 hours, as evidenced by stable vital signs and good skin turgor.

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    The key takeaways are about diabetes mellitus, its causes, signs and symptoms, and nursing care plan for a patient with dehydration.

    Signs and symptoms of dehydration include dry skin and mucous membranes, poor skin turgor, sudden weight loss, hypotension, tachycardia, fever, chills, and diaphoresis.

    Nursing interventions included monitoring vital signs, assessing skin, administering fluids, maintaining fluid intake of at least 2500 ml per day, providing a comfortable environment, and collaborating with other nurses on fluid administration.

    Nursing Care Plan

    Assessment Nursing Inference Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation


    Diagnosis
    Subjective: Fluid volume Diabetes After 8 hours Independent: • Hypovole After 8 hours of
    “Pakiramdam ko deficient mellitus (DM) of nursing mia Nursing
    lagi akong related to is a chronic interventions, • Monitor may be interventions, the
    nanghihina saka osmotic metabolic the patient orthostatic manifested by patient was able to
    na uuhaw” (I feel diuresis from disorder will blood hypotension demonstrate
    weak and I’m hyperglycemia caused by an demonstrate pressure and adequate
    always absolute or adequate changes. tachycardia. hydration
    thirsty) as relative hydration • Monitor evidenced by
    verbalized by the deficiency of respiratory • Lungs stable vital signs,
    patient. insulin, an pattern like remove palpable
    Objective: anabolic Kussmaul’s carbonic acid peripheral pulses,
    · Dry skin and hormone. Respirations through good skin turgor
    mucous Type 1 and respirations, and capillary
    membrane. diabetes acetone producing a refill.
    · Poor skin mellitus can breath. compensatory
    turgor. occur at any • Monitor respiratory
    · Sudden weight age and is temperature, alkalosis for
    loss. characterized skin color ketoacidosis.
    · V/S taken as by the marked and
    follows: and moisture. • Fever,
    T:37.1 progressive • Assess chills,
    P:85 inability of the peripheral and
    R:20 pancreas to pulses, diaphoresis
    BP: 110/80 secrete insulin capillary arecommon
    because of refill, skin with infectious
    autoimmune turgor, process; fever
    destruction of and mucous with flushed,
    the beta cells. membrane. dry skin may
    It commonly • Monitor reflect
    occurs in input and dehydration.
    children, with a output. Note
    fairly abrupt onset; urine specific • Indicators
    however, gravity. of
    newer • Weigh daily. level of
    antibody tests • Maintain fluid dehydration,
    have allowed intake at adequacy of
    for the least circulating
    2500 ml / day volume.
    identification of
    more people within cardiac
    with the newonset
    tolerance • Provides
    with ongoing
    adult oral intake is estimate of
    form of type 1 resumed. volume
    diabetes • Promote replacement
    mellitus called comfortable needs, kidney
    latent environment. function, and
    autoimmune Cover patient
    diabetes of the with light
    adult (LADA). sheets.
    The
    Collaborative:
    distinguishing
    characteristic Administer fluids
    of a patient as indicated.
    with type 1
    diabetes is
    that, if his or
    her insulin is
    withdrawn,
    ketosis and
    eventually
    ketoacidosis
    develop.
    Therefore,
    these patients
    are dependent
    on exogenous
    insulin.

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