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    Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation Subjective: "She Has Always Short Term

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    Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation

    Subjective: Imbalanced The patient will Determine patient’sAll factors that can Short Term:
    “She has always nutrition less than demonstrate ability to chew, affect the ingestion The patient or
    been small for her body requirements progressive weight swallow and taste and or digestion of significance others
    age” r/t fever, malaise gain and increase in foods nutrients should be will be able to
    and cough height toward goal identify. verbalized
    Objective: Discuss eating To identify the understanding of
    Height and weight The patient will habits including patient willingness causative factors
    are at the 5th display food preferences or eagerness to and do necessary
    percentile of age normalization of participate. actions immediately
    laboratory values Evaluate the daily To reveal the when needs it.
    food intake possible cause of
    Vital Signs: malnutrition. Long Term:
    Temp: 38.3 Encourage adequate It may lead to early The patient shall
    RR: 32 food and fluid anxiety have documented
    intake progressive weight
    gain toward goal.
    Encourage patient To stimulate the
    to choose food that appetite
    are nutritious

    Weigh regularly To evaluate the


    effectiveness of the
    program

    Provide a pleasant A pleasing


    environment atmosphere
    helps in
    decreasing stress
    and is more
    Provide favorable to
    companionship eating.
    during mealtime Attention to the
    social
    perspectives of
    eating is
    Attention to the important in
    social both hospital
    perspectives of and home
    eating is settings
    important in Eating small,
    both hospital frequent meals
    and home lessens the
    settings feeling of
    fullness and
    decreases the
    stimulus to vomit

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