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    The patient reported acute pain from vehicular accident injuries including wounds on various body parts. A comprehensive assessment found the patient reporting an 8/10 pain level with facial grimacing and vital signs within normal limits. Over 8 hours of nursing interventions including pharmacological pain medications, rest, relaxation techniques, and a calm environment, the patient was able to report satisfactory 6/10 pain control and use recommended pain relief strategies, meeting the goal of pain management.

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    The patient reported acute pain from vehicular accident injuries including wounds on various body parts. A comprehensive assessment found the patient reporting an 8/10 pain level with facial grimacing and vital signs within normal limits. Over 8 hours of nursing interventions including pharmacological pain medications, rest, relaxation techniques, and a calm environment, the patient was able to report satisfactory 6/10 pain control and use recommended pain relief strategies, meeting the goal of pain management.

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    The patient reported acute pain from vehicular accident injuries including wounds on various body parts. A comprehensive assessment found the patient reporting an 8/10 pain level with facial grimacing and vital signs within normal limits. Over 8 hours of nursing interventions including pharmacological pain medications, rest, relaxation techniques, and a calm environment, the patient was able to report satisfactory 6/10 pain control and use recommended pain relief strategies, meeting the goal of pain management.

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    825 views3 pages

    NCP Acute Pain Va

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    The patient reported acute pain from vehicular accident injuries including wounds on various body parts. A comprehensive assessment found the patient reporting an 8/10 pain level with facial grimacing and vital signs within normal limits. Over 8 hours of nursing interventions including pharmacological pain medications, rest, relaxation techniques, and a calm environment, the patient was able to report satisfactory 6/10 pain control and use recommended pain relief strategies, meeting the goal of pain management.

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    Date Nursing Diagnosis

    & Assessment Needs Objective Interventions Evaluation


    Time
    Jan. Subjective: C Acute pain related to After 8 hours of 1. Perform a comprehensive assessment. GOAL MET
    22, “Usahay O vehicular accident nursing Assess location, characteristics, onset,
    2019 makabati sya G interventions, duration, frequency, quality and After 8 hours of
    ug kasakit N R: Vehicular accident the patient will severity of pain. nursing
    7:00 basta I injury inflicts wounds be able to: R: Assessment is the first step in interventions,
    am – matandog T which are either caused managing pain. It helps ensure that the the patient was
    3:00 iyang mga I by skin damage, nerve - report patient receives effective pain relief. able to:
    pm samad, V damage, blood vessel satisfactory pain
    mahalata man E injury, infection or control on a rate 2. Accept patient’s description of pain. - - report
    kay maglain ischaemia which results of 6/10 R: Pain is highly subjective satisfactory pain
    ang nawong” - to pain. - use control on a rate
    as verbalized pharmacological 3. Obtain vital signs. of 6/10
    by the wife of P Source: K Baheti, D., and non R: Vital signs are usually affected when - use
    the patient. E Bakshi, S. and Gupta, pharmacological pain is present. pharmacological
    R S. (2016). pain relief and non
    Objective: C Interventional Pain strategies 4. Anticipate the need for pain relief. pharmacological
    E Management: A R: Early and timely intervention is key to pain relief
    - reports of P Practical Approach. JP effective pain management. It can even strategies
    pain T Medical Ltd, p.675. reduce the total amount of analgesia
    through U required.
    writing A
    - facial mask L 5. Provide a calm and comfortable
    of pain environment.
    - pain scale P R: Calm and comfortable environment
    of 8/10 A induces sense of relief to patient.
    T
    - Vital Signs T
    recorded at: E
    Temp: 36.5 R
    BP: 120/80 N 6. Get rid of additional stressors or
    RR: 22 sources of discomfort whenever
    PR: 80 possible.
    R: Patients may experience an
    exaggeration in pain or a decreased ability
    to tolerate painful stimuli if
    environmental, intrapersonal, or
    intrapsychic factors are further stressing
    them.

    7. Provide rest periods to promote relief,


    sleep, and relaxation.
    R: Pain results to fatigue which leads to
    exaggerated pain.

    8. Teach techniques of
    nonpharmacological pain relief methods
    (relaxation exercises, breathing exercises,
    music therapy).
    R: Works by increasing the release of
    endorphins, boosting the therapeutic
    effects of pain relief medications.

    9. Administer medications as prescribed.


    R: Paracetamol, also known as
    acetaminophen and APAP, is a medicine
    used to treat pain and fever. It is typically
    used for mild to moderate pain relief.

    10. Document patient’s response to pain


    management.
    R: It helps the entire healthcare team
    evaluate their pain management strategy.

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