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    Student Nurses' Community: NURSING CARE PLAN Neonatal Sepsis

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    The nursing care plan summarizes interventions for a neonatal patient diagnosed with sepsis. Over an 8 hour period, the nurse will isolate the patient, monitor visitors, practice hand hygiene and sterile technique, limit invasive devices, inspect wounds, provide sponge baths to reduce fever, and observe for worsening symptoms. Specimens will be collected and antibiotics administered as directed by the care plan. The goal is for the patient to achieve timely healing and be free from further infection after 8 hours of nursing interventions.

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    Student Nurses' Community: NURSING CARE PLAN Neonatal Sepsis

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    The nursing care plan summarizes interventions for a neonatal patient diagnosed with sepsis. Over an 8 hour period, the nurse will isolate the patient, monitor visitors, practice hand hygiene and sterile technique, limit invasive devices, inspect wounds, provide sponge baths to reduce fever, and observe for worsening symptoms. Specimens will be collected and antibiotics administered as directed by the care plan. The goal is for the patient to achieve timely healing and be free from further infection after 8 hours of nursing interventions.

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    The nursing care plan summarizes interventions for a neonatal patient diagnosed with sepsis. Over an 8 hour period, the nurse will isolate the patient, monitor visitors, practice hand hygiene and sterile technique, limit invasive devices, inspect wounds, provide sponge baths to reduce fever, and observe for worsening symptoms. Specimens will be collected and antibiotics administered as directed by the care plan. The goal is for the patient to achieve timely healing and be free from further infection after 8 hours of nursing interventions.

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    Student Nurses' Community: NURSING CARE PLAN Neonatal Sepsis

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    The nursing care plan summarizes interventions for a neonatal patient diagnosed with sepsis. Over an 8 hour period, the nurse will isolate the patient, monitor visitors, practice hand hygiene and sterile technique, limit invasive devices, inspect wounds, provide sponge baths to reduce fever, and observe for worsening symptoms. Specimens will be collected and antibiotics administered as directed by the care plan. The goal is for the patient to achieve timely healing and be free from further infection after 8 hours of nursing interventions.

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    Student Nurses’ Community

    NURSING CARE PLAN ─ Neonatal Sepsis


    ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION
    SUBJECTIVE:
    Risk for Sepsis is a clinical After 8 hours of INDEPENDENT: Body substance After 8 hours
    “Walng gana infection related term used to nursing  Provide isolation isolation (BSI) of
    dumede ang anak to compromised describe interventions, and monitor visitors should be used for nursing
    ko, parang mainit immune symptomatic the patient will as indicated. all infectious interventions,
    sya at matamlay” system. bacteremia, with or achieve timely  Wash hands before patients. Reverse the patient
    (it’s difficult to without organ healing and free or after each care isolation/restricti was
    feed my baby, she dysfunction. from further activity, even gloves on of visitors may able to
    feels warm to Sustained infection. are used. be needed to achieve
    touch & not very bacteremia, in  Limit use of invasive protect the timely healing
    active) as contrast to devices or immunosuppressed and free from
    verbalized by the transient procedure as patient. further
    mother. bacteremia, may possible. Reduces risk of infection.
    result in a  Inspect wounds or cross
    OBJECTIVE: sustained febrile site of invasive contamination
    • Increased body response that may devices, paying because gloves
    temperature. be associated with particular attention may have
    • Flushed skin. organ dysfunction. to parenteral lines. noticeable defects,
    • Increased Septicemia refers  Maintain sterile get torn or
    respiratory rate. to technique when damaged during
    the active changing dressings, use.
    • V/S taken as multiplication of suctioning or Prevents spread of
    follows: bacteria in the providing site care. infection via
    T: 37.7 bloodstream that  Provide tepid airborne droplets.
    P: 130 results in an sponge bath and May provide clue
    R: 45 overwhelming avoid use of alcohol. to portal entry,
    infection.  Observe for chills type of primary
    and profuse infecting
    diaphoresis. organisms, as well
     Monitor for signs of as early
    identification
    Student Nurses’ Community
    deterioration of secondary
    condition or failure infection.
    to improve in Prevents
    therapy. introduction of
    bacteria, reducing
    COLLABORATIVE: risk of nosocomial
     Obtain specimens of infection.
    urine, blood, Used to reduce
    sputum, wound as fever.
    indicated for gram Chills often
    stain, and precede
    sensitivity. temperature spikes
     Administer in presence of
    antibiotics as generalized
    prescribed. infection.
    May reflect
    inappropriate
    antibiotic therapy
    or overgrowth of
    secondary
    infections.
    Identification of
    portal entry and
    organism causing
    the septicemia is
    crucial in effective
    treatment.
    To prevent further
    spread of infection.

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