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    The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing frequent vomiting and weight loss. The plan includes short term goals of reducing vomiting within 2 hours and improving appetite from poor to fair. Long term goals include regaining lost weight over 1 month. Interventions include using flavoring agents to enhance food satisfaction, medication to decrease vomiting, and referral to a dietician for modified diet. The plan aims to stimulate appetite and intake to promote nutrition and recovery.

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    The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing frequent vomiting and weight loss. The plan includes short term goals of reducing vomiting within 2 hours and improving appetite from poor to fair. Long term goals include regaining lost weight over 1 month. Interventions include using flavoring agents to enhance food satisfaction, medication to decrease vomiting, and referral to a dietician for modified diet. The plan aims to stimulate appetite and intake to promote nutrition and recovery.

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    The nursing care plan addresses a patient experiencing frequent vomiting and weight loss. The plan includes short term goals of reducing vomiting within 2 hours and improving appetite from poor to fair. Long term goals include regaining lost weight over 1 month. Interventions include using flavoring agents to enhance food satisfaction, medication to decrease vomiting, and referral to a dietician for modified diet. The plan aims to stimulate appetite and intake to promote nutrition and recovery.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN FOR VOMITING

    Cues Diagnosis Justification


    Subjective: Imbalanced Nutrition: less than body Patient was experiencing episodes of
    “Wala man syang ganang requirements related to frequent vomiting and loss a weight over a
    kumain tapos kapag kumain naman vomiting and poor appetite week
    siya ay nagsusuka sya” as verbalized
    by the mother of the patient.

    Objective:
     Vomiting
     Weakness
     Weight loss of 5 kg over a
    week(47 kg to 42 kg)
     V/S taken as follows:

    T: 39.5
    P: 96
    R: 20
    Bp: 110/80

    ASSESMENT DIAGNOSIS INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTI RATIONALE EVALUATION


    ON
    Subjective: Imbalanced Vomiting are Short term Independent: 1) Suggest Short Term Goals:
    Nutrition: less not diseases, goal: 1) Use severity
    “Nagsusuka ako” than body but rather are At the end of 2 flavoring of effect Goal partially met,
    as verbalized by requirements symptoms of hours of agents in fluid at the end of 2
    patient. related to many nursing R – To and hours of nursing
    frequent different intervention determine electrolyt intervention the
    Objective: vomiting and conditions, the patient will enhance e balance patient will be
     Vomiting poor appetite such as be able to: food and able to verbalize
     Weakness infection food a) Verbalize satisfaction nutritional food preference
     Weight poisoning, food and status which are not
    loss of 5 kg motion preference stimulate 2) To contraindicated to
    over a sickness, which is appetite promote hr underlying
    week(47 overeating, not 2) Encourage comfort disease to
    kg to 42 blocked contraindi client to and promote good
    kg) intestines, cated to hr choose enhance appetite and
     V/S taken illness, underlying foods. intake reduced the
    as follows: concussion or disease to Have family 3) To reduce occurrence of
    brain injury, promote members gastric vomiting but
    T: 39.5 appendicitis, good bring foods acidity failed to improve
    P: 96 and migraine. appetite. that seen and appetite from
    R: 20 Vomiting can b) Improve appealing improve poor to fair
    Bp: 110/80 be symptoms appetite (which are nutrient
    of more from poor not intake. Long Term Goals:
    serious to fair contraindica Goals not met for
    disease such c) Reduces ted patient was not
    as heart the R – To stimulate Collaborative: further assessed
    attacks, occurrenc appetite. 1) Refer to
    kidney or liver e of 3) Promote dietician
    disorders, vomiting pleasant, from
    CNS Long term relaxing modification
    Disorders, goals: environmen of diet
    brain tumors After 1 month t, including ( General
    and some throughout the socialization Liquids)
    forms of nursing when R- to gradually
    cancers intervention, possible. stimulate
    the client will R – To enhance appetite for
    be able to: food intake fast recovery
    a) Regain the 4) Prevent/min
    weight imize
    loss of 5 unpleasant
    kg to odors
    weigh R- To reduce
    47kg from the occurrence
    42 kg) of vomiting

    Dependent:
    1) Administer
    medication
    (metoclopra
    mide 1
    ampule
    IVTT), as
    ordered
    R- To decrease
    the occurrence
    of vomiting

    Prepared by:

    MARY GRACE V. FUENTES

    BSN1-B

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