The nursing care plan outlines assessments, diagnoses, goals, and interventions for a patient who has undergone a cholecystectomy and is experiencing acute pain, including monitoring vital signs, assessing pain levels, administering medication, and providing non-pharmacological pain relief techniques with short-term goals of relieving pain within 1-2 hours and long-term goals of pain being controlled after 4 hours of nursing care.
The nursing care plan outlines assessments, diagnoses, goals, and interventions for a patient who has undergone a cholecystectomy and is experiencing acute pain, including monitoring vital signs, assessing pain levels, administering medication, and providing non-pharmacological pain relief techniques with short-term goals of relieving pain within 1-2 hours and long-term goals of pain being controlled after 4 hours of nursing care.
The nursing care plan outlines assessments, diagnoses, goals, and interventions for a patient who has undergone a cholecystectomy and is experiencing acute pain, including monitoring vital signs, assessing pain levels, administering medication, and providing non-pharmacological pain relief techniques with short-term goals of relieving pain within 1-2 hours and long-term goals of pain being controlled after 4 hours of nursing care.
The nursing care plan outlines assessments, diagnoses, goals, and interventions for a patient who has undergone a cholecystectomy and is experiencing acute pain, including monitoring vital signs, assessing pain levels, administering medication, and providing non-pharmacological pain relief techniques with short-term goals of relieving pain within 1-2 hours and long-term goals of pain being controlled after 4 hours of nursing care.
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Cholecystectomy Nursing Care Plan
Garcia Joreliegh Rose D.
Assessment Nursing Planning Interventions Rationale Evaluation Diagnosis (Objective/Goal) Subjective: Acute pain Short-term: 1. Establish 1. To gain Short-term: patient may rapport patient’s trust verbalize: After 1-2 hours of 2. Monitor and and After 1-2 hours > unrelieved pain nursing interventions, record vital cooperation of nursing the patient will signs 2. for baseline interventions, the Objective: patient demonstrate behaviors 3. assess the data patient shall have may manifest: to relieve pain severity, 3. pain is a demonstrated > (+) facial frequency, and subjective behaviors to grimaces characteristic of data, relieve pain >appears Long-term: pain therefore it irritable, 4. administer should be Long-term: restlessness After 4 hours of medication as reported and >guarded or nursing interventions, ordered to determine After 4 hours of protective the patient will report 5. provide non- patient’s level nursing behavior pain is controlled. pharmacologica of pain interventions, the >diaphoresis l intervention 4. to minimize/ patient shall have >inability to such as touch relieve pain reported pain is sleep and frequent 5. to provide controlled. > pain on the changing of comfort abdominal area position
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