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    Assessment

    Subjective:
    ang laki
    ng kagat ng
    aso sa binti
    ko
    Objectives:
    Facial
    Grimace
    Agitated
    Pain scale:
    7/10
    VS:
    T: 37.7
    PR:88
    RR: 30
    BP: 130/90

    Nursing
    Diagnosis
    Risk for
    infection d/t
    inadequate
    primary
    defense as
    manifested by
    open wound

    Background
    Knowledge
    Trauma on
    skin at left
    anterior

    Broken skin

    Open wound

    Risk for
    infection

    Planning

    After 2 hours of
    nursing
    intervention the
    patient will be
    able to identify
    ways to reduce
    risk for infection.

    Nursing Intervention

    1. Monitored VS
    especially the
    temperature.
    2. Emphasized
    the importance
    of hand
    washing
    3. Maintained
    aseptic
    technique
    when changing
    dressing the
    wound.
    4. Kept area
    around the
    wound clean
    and dry.
    5. Emphasized
    necessity of
    taking
    antibiotics as
    ordered.

    Rationale

    1. Fever may
    indicate
    infection.
    2. It is the first
    line of defense
    3. Regular
    wound healing
    promotes fast
    healing.
    4. wet area can
    be lodge of
    bacteria.
    5. Premature
    discountinuation
    of treatment
    when client
    begins to feel
    well may result
    in return of
    infection.

    Evaluation

    After 2 hours of
    nursing intervention
    the patient was able
    able to identify ways
    to reduce risk for
    infection.
    Goal was met.

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