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    The patient is experiencing acute pain in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen likely due to obstruction of the common bile duct. Nursing interventions include establishing rapport, assessing the quality of the pain, monitoring vital signs, and providing comfort measures like relaxation techniques and positioning. The goal is for the patient to verbalize a decrease in pain within 4 hours and relief of pain within 2 days through these nursing interventions.

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    The patient is experiencing acute pain in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen likely due to obstruction of the common bile duct. Nursing interventions include establishing rapport, assessing the quality of the pain, monitoring vital signs, and providing comfort measures like relaxation techniques and positioning. The goal is for the patient to verbalize a decrease in pain within 4 hours and relief of pain within 2 days through these nursing interventions.

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    The patient is experiencing acute pain in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen likely due to obstruction of the common bile duct. Nursing interventions include establishing rapport, assessing the quality of the pain, monitoring vital signs, and providing comfort measures like relaxation techniques and positioning. The goal is for the patient to verbalize a decrease in pain within 4 hours and relief of pain within 2 days through these nursing interventions.

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    #3 #3 Acute Pain (Preoperative)

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    The patient is experiencing acute pain in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen likely due to obstruction of the common bile duct. Nursing interventions include establishing rapport, assessing the quality of the pain, monitoring vital signs, and providing comfort measures like relaxation techniques and positioning. The goal is for the patient to verbalize a decrease in pain within 4 hours and relief of pain within 2 days through these nursing interventions.

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    #3 Acute pain (Preoperative)


    ASSESSMENTNURSING
    DIAGNOSI
    S

    SCIENTIFIC
    EXPLANATIO
    N

    DESIRED
    OUTCOME
    INTERVENTIONS
    RATIONALE
    EXPECTED
    OUTCOME
    S> Ø
    O>
    The
    patient
    may
    manifest:
    >guarding
    behavior

    on RUQ portion of

    the
    stomach
    >nausea and
    vomiting
    >facial
    grimace
    >unable
    to
    move freely
    Acute
    Pain
    Pain
    may
    arise
    from
    obstruction
    of

    the common bile duct.


    Inflammatio
    n
    and
    swelling
    depress the
    free

    nerve endings and cause

    the
    pain
    Short Term:
    After 4 hours
    of
    NI,

    the patient will be able

    to
    verbalize
    a
    decrease
    in
    pain.
    Long Term:

    After 2 days of NI, the patient will be able to verbalize

    relief of pain.
    >Establish rapport
    >Assess
    patient
    quality

    onset, duration, location and intensity of pain.

    >Monitor
    and
    record vital signs.

    >Provide comfort measure such as quite environment using

    relaxation
    techniques,
    backrub,
    comfortable
    positioning
    >Provide
    individuals

    with
    opportunities
    to
    >to
    gain
    patient’s trust

    >to be specific of the kind of pain

    experienced
    >to

    obtain
    baseline data
    >to

    promote
    rest
    and
    enhance
    the
    effects

    of
    analgesics
    given

    >to
    assist
    patient
    and
    family
    to
    Short Term:
    After 4 hours
    of
    NI,

    the patient shall have

    verbalized a
    decrease
    in
    pain.
    Long Term:

    After 2 days of NI, the patient shall

    have
    verbalized
    relief of pain.

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