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    Nursing Care Plan: Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Rationale Desired Outcome Nursing Intervention Justification Evaluation

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    1) 50 year old male presented with acute gastroenteritis with complaints of loose watery stools. 2) Nursing assessment found increased abdominal pain, peristalsis, and stool frequency. 3) The nursing care plan aimed to provide relief of symptoms and promote intestinal rest through bed rest, monitoring stool characteristics, avoiding food irritants, and gradually restarting clear fluids over 8 hours.

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    1) 50 year old male presented with acute gastroenteritis with complaints of loose watery stools. 2) Nursing assessment found increased abdominal pain, peristalsis, and stool frequency. 3) The nursing care plan aimed to provide relief of symptoms and promote intestinal rest through bed rest, monitoring stool characteristics, avoiding food irritants, and gradually restarting clear fluids over 8 hours.

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    1) 50 year old male presented with acute gastroenteritis with complaints of loose watery stools. 2) Nursing assessment found increased abdominal pain, peristalsis, and stool frequency. 3) The nursing care plan aimed to provide relief of symptoms and promote intestinal rest through bed rest, monitoring stool characteristics, avoiding food irritants, and gradually restarting clear fluids over 8 hours.

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    Nursing Care Plan: Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Rationale Desired Outcome Nursing Intervention Justification Evaluation

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    1) 50 year old male presented with acute gastroenteritis with complaints of loose watery stools. 2) Nursing assessment found increased abdominal pain, peristalsis, and stool frequency. 3) The nursing care plan aimed to provide relief of symptoms and promote intestinal rest through bed rest, monitoring stool characteristics, avoiding food irritants, and gradually restarting clear fluids over 8 hours.

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    Baseline Data Carl Danielle Mandig

    BN3H
    Name of Patient:
    Age: 50y/o
    Sex: Male
    Diagnosis: Acute Gastro Enteritis
    Attending Physician: Dr. C.
    Chief Complaint: Loose Watery Stools

    Nursing Care Plan

    ASSESSMENT NURSING RATIONALE DESIRED NURSING JUSTIFICATION EVALUATION


    DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME INTERVENTION
    Objective:
    . Food irritates GI Short Term: Independent: After 8 hours of nursing
    • Increased After 8 hours of intervention my client
    peristalsis nursing was able to:
    Abdominal cramping intervention my
    • Frequent client will be able 1. Observe and record 1. Helps differentiate 1. GOAL MET
    watery stools to: stool frequency, individual disease Client was able to state
    Cramping characteristics, amount & assesses severity of characteristic,
    •Abdominal precipitating factors episode frequency and amount
    pain of stool
    Increased Motility
    • V/S taken as 2. GOAL MET
    2. Promote bed rest 2. Rest decreases
    follows: intestinal motility and Patient has decrease
    Urgency his intestinal bed rest
    Source: Nanda reduces metabolic rate
    T: 36.6 11th Edition
    P: 80 Authors: 3. Urge to defecate 3. GOAL PARTIALLY
    R: 18 - Marilynn Doenges Loose Watery Stool 3. Provide bedside may occur w/out MET
    Bp: 110/80 - Mary Moorhouse commode warning and Comply with all his
    -Alice Murr uncontrollable, medications and all the
    increasing risk of procedures done to
    incontinence or tells if him.
    facilitates are not close
     . at hand

    Strengths/Welln
    ess:
    4. Identify foods & fluids
     Emotiona
    that precipitate diarrhea
    l support
    4. Avoiding intestinal
    from his wife irritants promotes
    & daughter. 5. Restart oral fluid intake intestinal rest
     His gradually. Offer clear
    strong belief liquids hourly, and avoid 5. Provides colon rest
    & faith in cold fluids by omitting or
    God. decreasing stimulus of
    foods or fluids gradual
    consumption of liquids
    may prevent cramping
    and recurrence of
    diarrhea
    Collaborative:
     Administer Anti-
    diarrheals as  Decreases GI
    prescribed by the motility and
    physician diminishes digestive
    secretions to relieve
    cramping & diarrhea

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