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    The nursing student provided a care plan for a postoperative patient with the following nursing diagnosis: Risk for Infection. The expected outcome within 4 hours was that the patient would be able to identify risk factors for infection and have a partial understanding of infection control. Nursing interventions included wound care, hand hygiene, sterile technique during dressing changes, premedicating for dressing changes if needed, cleansing the wound, patient education, and administering antibiotics as ordered. The rationales focused on preventing infection, promoting healing, ensuring comfort, and empowering the patient.

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    The nursing student provided a care plan for a postoperative patient with the following nursing diagnosis: Risk for Infection. The expected outcome within 4 hours was that the patient would be able to identify risk factors for infection and have a partial understanding of infection control. Nursing interventions included wound care, hand hygiene, sterile technique during dressing changes, premedicating for dressing changes if needed, cleansing the wound, patient education, and administering antibiotics as ordered. The rationales focused on preventing infection, promoting healing, ensuring comfort, and empowering the patient.

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    The nursing student provided a care plan for a postoperative patient with the following nursing diagnosis: Risk for Infection. The expected outcome within 4 hours was that the patient would be able to identify risk factors for infection and have a partial understanding of infection control. Nursing interventions included wound care, hand hygiene, sterile technique during dressing changes, premedicating for dressing changes if needed, cleansing the wound, patient education, and administering antibiotics as ordered. The rationales focused on preventing infection, promoting healing, ensuring comfort, and empowering the patient.

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    NCP Ward # 4

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    The nursing student provided a care plan for a postoperative patient with the following nursing diagnosis: Risk for Infection. The expected outcome within 4 hours was that the patient would be able to identify risk factors for infection and have a partial understanding of infection control. Nursing interventions included wound care, hand hygiene, sterile technique during dressing changes, premedicating for dressing changes if needed, cleansing the wound, patient education, and administering antibiotics as ordered. The rationales focused on preventing infection, promoting healing, ensuring comfort, and empowering the patient.

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    NAME: LESMORAS, JUDY ICELEY H. BSN 3-B CI: CHESCA MAE C.

    ELCEDULAN DATE: 03 -10 - 24

    Cues/ Evidences Nursing Diagnosis Outcome Criteria Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation

    SUBJECTIVE: Risk for Infection After 4 hours of • Provide wound care • Providing wound care as needed is After 8 hours of
    “ Dile pako r/t to post nursing interventions, as needed. essential for preventing infection, nursing
    kabalo unsaon operative incision patient will be able promoting healing, detecting interventions, the
    pag dressing sa to: • Perform hand complications early, ensuring patient patient was able to:
    tinahian” as • Identify the hygiene prior to comfort, and facilitating rehabilitation
    verbalized risk factors arranging the following surgical procedures. • Identify the
    that are supplies at the risk factors
    OBJECTIVE: present bedside and after • Hand hygiene is necessary during that are
    BP: 90/60 mmHg wound care. wound care to prevent infection and present
    Temp: 37.1 c • Have partial cross-contamination.
    O2sat: 98% understandin • Keep a sterile • Have partial
    PR: 98 bpm g about dressing technique • A sterile technique reduces the risk of understanding
    RR: 21 cpm infection during wound care. infection in impaired tissue integrity. about
    control This involves the use of a sterile infection
    • Premedicate for procedure field, sterile gloves, sterile control
    • Be free from dressing changes as supplies, dressing, and sterile
    any signs and necessary. instruments. • Be free from
    symptoms of any signs and
    relation • Cleanse the client’s • Manipulation of deep or extensive cuts symptoms of
    infection wound using the or injuries may be painful. If the client relation
    appropriate experiences pain during dressing infection
    cleansing solutions. changes, it should be managed with the
    administration of pain medication
    • Educate the patient before the scheduled dressing change.
    and family members
    about signs and • It facilitates early detection and
    symptoms of intervention, improves compliance
    infection with postoperative care instructions,
    reduces anxiety, and ultimately
    contributes to better outcomes for
    patients undergoing surgery.
    NAME: LESMORAS, JUDY ICELEY H. BSN 3-B CI: CHESCA MAE C. ELCEDULAN DATE: 03 -10 - 24

    • Teach proper wound • Facilitate healing, preventing


    care techniques infections, empowering patients,
    promoting independence, reducing
    • Administer anxiety, and ensuring consistency in
    antibiotics as care.
    ordered.
    • Although intravenous antibiotics may
    be indicated, wound infections may be
    managed well and more efficiently
    with topical agents. One of the primary
    goals of wound care is to protect the
    wound base from bacteria and
    contaminants.

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