Fully Met If: The Infant
Fully Met If: The Infant
Fully Met If: The Infant
Nursing interventions
1. Assess patients
weight
2. Noted age, body
build, strength and
rest level.
3. Evaluate total daily
food intake.
6. Promote
breastfeeding.
7. Encourage small
frequent meals that is
high in calories and
protein.
8. Encourage mother to
use foods appropriate
for his age that can
stimulate appetite.
9. encourage to breast
the infant and
reiterate the
importance of
breastfeeding
Rationale
1. To establish baseline
parameter.
2. This helps in
determining
nutritional needs of
the patient.
3. To reveal possible
changes that could be
made in patients
intake.
4. To observe the
balance between the
ingested and
eliminated foods and
fluids of the infant.
5. To reduce possibility
of early satiety and
promoting soft form
stool to prevent
constipation.
6. This provides
nutrients that are
needed by the infant.
7. This will promote
weight gain and
nitrogen balance
8. To encourage food
intake and to enhance
food satisfaction.
9.
To increase the
compliance of the
mother in
breastfeeding the
infant for the mother
to gain knowledge
Evaluation
LTO:
Fully met if: the infant
manifest a good sucking
reflex observed during
breastfeeding, has a normal
stool consistency and will
attain increase in weight from
7 kg to 7.5 kg.
Partially met if: the infant
manifest a good sucking
reflex, and has a normal stool
consistency but no changes in
weight occur.
Not met if: no changes occur
after 72 hours of nursing
interventions
STO>
Fully met if: the infant
manifest good sucking reflex,
able to tolerate foods such as
cerelac & breastmilk and
other given foods, and has a
soft form stool with no
episode of n/v.
Partially met if: the infant
manifest good sucking reflex,
able to tolerate foods such as
cerelac, breastmilk and other
given foods, with no episode
of n/v but has a has a bulky
stool.
Not met if: no changes occur
after 8 hours of nursing
interventions.
CASE PRESENTATION:
Hirschsprungs Disease
Members:
Dela Cruz, John Francis Kei
Adaoag, Lyle Aika
Dagdag, Sheila Mae
Latiff, Sofia Abdul
Piluden, Christine Aubrey
Untalan, Angelica
BSN IV- A4