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    1. The patient was experiencing ineffective breathing patterns related to anxiety, with a respiratory rate of 29 cycles per minute. 2. After 8 hours of nursing interventions including establishing trust, monitoring vitals, positioning the patient, assisting with treatment, instructing breathing techniques, and maintaining a calm environment, the patient's respiratory rate decreased to a normal 19 cycles per minute. 3. The nursing plan was to continue interventions and evaluate the patient's respiratory pattern and condition over time.

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    1. The patient was experiencing ineffective breathing patterns related to anxiety, with a respiratory rate of 29 cycles per minute. 2. After 8 hours of nursing interventions including establishing trust, monitoring vitals, positioning the patient, assisting with treatment, instructing breathing techniques, and maintaining a calm environment, the patient's respiratory rate decreased to a normal 19 cycles per minute. 3. The nursing plan was to continue interventions and evaluate the patient's respiratory pattern and condition over time.

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    1. The patient was experiencing ineffective breathing patterns related to anxiety, with a respiratory rate of 29 cycles per minute. 2. After 8 hours of nursing interventions including establishing trust, monitoring vitals, positioning the patient, assisting with treatment, instructing breathing techniques, and maintaining a calm environment, the patient's respiratory rate decreased to a normal 19 cycles per minute. 3. The nursing plan was to continue interventions and evaluate the patient's respiratory pattern and condition over time.

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    Ineffective Breathing Pattern

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    Kimberly T. Caballero
    1. The patient was experiencing ineffective breathing patterns related to anxiety, with a respiratory rate of 29 cycles per minute. 2. After 8 hours of nursing interventions including establishing trust, monitoring vitals, positioning the patient, assisting with treatment, instructing breathing techniques, and maintaining a calm environment, the patient's respiratory rate decreased to a normal 19 cycles per minute. 3. The nursing plan was to continue interventions and evaluate the patient's respiratory pattern and condition over time.

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    Case No.

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    ASSESSEMENT NURSING PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION
    DIAGNOSIS
    Subjective data: Ineffective breathing After 8 hours of 1. Establish trust to 1. To promote After 8 hours of
    pattern related to nursing interventions, patient. cooperation in the nursing interventions,
    "Nahihirapan
    anxiety as evidenced the patient will be treatment of the the patient was able
    siyang huminga," as
    by shortness of able to establish a infant. to establish a normal,
    verbalized by the 2. Monitor
    breath and a normal, effective effective respiratory
    patient's SO. 2. To detect patient's
    respiratory rate of 29 respiratory pattern as respirations, breath pattern as evidenced
    changes in condition.
    cycles per minute. evidenced by a sounds, and vital by a respiratory rate
    respiratory rate signs. 3. To open or of 19 cycles per
    Objective data: maintain airway and
    within normal value 3. Position patient on minute.
    - Recieved patient of 12-20 cycles per promote physiological
    high back rest or
    awake and restless. minute. and psychological
    have the client sit up
    ease of maximal
    -shortness of breath in a chair, as
    inspiration.
    noted appropriate.
    4. For management of
    -nasal flaring noted
    respiratory distress.
    4. Assist in treatment
    of underlying
    conditions,
    VS: administering 5. To help manage
    T - 36.5 degree celcius medications. respiratory distress.
    O2Sat - 100% 5. Instruct patient to
    breath to brown bag,
    HR - 110 bpm as ordered by
    RR - 29 cpm physician. 6. To assist client in
    BP - 150/100 mmHg 6.Direct client in "taking control" of
    breathing efforts as the situation,
    needed. Encourage especially when
    slower and deeper condition is
    respirations and use associated with
    of pursed-lip anxiety and air
    technique. hunger.
    7. To limit the level of
    anxiety.
    7. Maintain a calm
    attitude while dealing
    with the client and
    significant other.
    8. To conserve
    8. Promote adequate energy.
    rest period.
    9. Keep environment
    allergen free (e.g., 9. To avoid
    dust or smoke). complicating patient's
    condition.

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