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    Provide education on: - Signs and symptoms of complications - Importance of rest, immobilization, exercises - Nutrition, hydration, hygiene - Follow-up appointments EVALUATION: After 8 hours of nursing intervention the patient was able to regain or maintain mobility at the highest possible level.

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    Provide education on: - Signs and symptoms of complications - Importance of rest, immobilization, exercises - Nutrition, hydration, hygiene - Follow-up appointments EVALUATION: After 8 hours of nursing intervention the patient was able to regain or maintain mobility at the highest possible level.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN – Fracture

    ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION


    SUBJECTIVE: Impaired A fracture is a break After 8 hours of Independent: After 8 hours of
    physical in the continuity of nursing  Assess degree of  Patient may be nursing intervention
    “Nadulas ako sa mobility related bone. A fracture intervention the mobility produced restricted by self- the patient was able
    hagdan, hindi ako to occurs when the patient will by injury or view or self- to regain or maintain
    makalakad” (I neuromuscular stress placed on a regain or maintain treatment and note perception out of mobility at the
    slipped down the skeletal bone is greater than mobility at the patient’s perception proportion with highest possible
    stairs and now I impairment. the bone can absorb. highest possible level.
    of immobility. actual physical
    can’t walk) as
    The stress may be level. limitations
    verbalize by the mechanical (trauma) requiring
    patient or related to a interventions to
    disease process promote progress
    (pathologic). toward wellness.
    OBJECTIVE: Muscles, blood  Encourage  Provides
    vessels, nerves, participation on opportunity for
     Limited diversional or
    tendons, joints, release of energy,
    range of and body organs recreational refocuses attention,
    motion may be injured activities.
     Decreased enhances patient’s
    when fracture self control or self
    muscle occurs. worth and aids in
    strength Complications of reducing social
     Inability to fractures include isolation.
    move problems associated
    purposefully  Increases blood
    with immobility flow to muscle and
    (muscle atrophy,  Instruct patient in bone to improve
     V/S taken as joint contracture, assisting in active or muscle tone,
    follows pressure sores), passive range of maintain joint
    growth problems ( motion exercises of mobility; prevent
    T: 37.1 ˚C in children), affected and contractures or
    P: 82 infection, shock, unaffected atrophy and calcium
    R: 18 venous stasis and extremities. resorption from
    BP: 120/ 100 thromboembolism disease.
    , pulmonary  Useful in
    emboli and fat maintaining
    emboli, and bone
     Provide footboard.
    union problems. functional position
    of extremities,
    preventing
    complication.
     Assist with or  Improve muscle
    encourage self- strength and
    care activities. circulation,
    enhances patient
    control in situation,
    and promotes self-
    directed wellness.
     Prevents or
     Reposition
    periodically and reduces incidence
    encourage of skin and
    coughing or deep respiratory
    breathing complication.
    exercises.
     Encourage  Keeps the body
    increased fluid well hydrated,
    intake to 2000- decreasing the
    3000 mL/day risk of urinary
    (within cardiac infection, stone
    tolerance), formation, and
    including acid/ash constipation.
    juices.
    Collaborative:
     Refer to a therapist  Done to promote
    as indicated. bowel evacuation.

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