Kenneth is a single Catholic male who presented with skin trauma to his right lower abdomen area. He reported falling and noticing a lot of blood coming from the wound. On examination, he displayed guarding of the right lower quadrant and a facial grimace when the wound was touched. His pain level was 6/10. The goal is for the wound to stop bleeding within 10 minutes and for him to be able to walk with little effort. Long term, he should be able to walk normally and the skin trauma should close within a week. The nursing interventions include cleaning and disinfecting the wound, moving him every two hours, educating him on proper wound care, and assessing his pain level.
Kenneth is a single Catholic male who presented with skin trauma to his right lower abdomen area. He reported falling and noticing a lot of blood coming from the wound. On examination, he displayed guarding of the right lower quadrant and a facial grimace when the wound was touched. His pain level was 6/10. The goal is for the wound to stop bleeding within 10 minutes and for him to be able to walk with little effort. Long term, he should be able to walk normally and the skin trauma should close within a week. The nursing interventions include cleaning and disinfecting the wound, moving him every two hours, educating him on proper wound care, and assessing his pain level.
Kenneth is a single Catholic male who presented with skin trauma to his right lower abdomen area. He reported falling and noticing a lot of blood coming from the wound. On examination, he displayed guarding of the right lower quadrant and a facial grimace when the wound was touched. His pain level was 6/10. The goal is for the wound to stop bleeding within 10 minutes and for him to be able to walk with little effort. Long term, he should be able to walk normally and the skin trauma should close within a week. The nursing interventions include cleaning and disinfecting the wound, moving him every two hours, educating him on proper wound care, and assessing his pain level.
Kenneth is a single Catholic male who presented with skin trauma to his right lower abdomen area. He reported falling and noticing a lot of blood coming from the wound. On examination, he displayed guarding of the right lower quadrant and a facial grimace when the wound was touched. His pain level was 6/10. The goal is for the wound to stop bleeding within 10 minutes and for him to be able to walk with little effort. Long term, he should be able to walk normally and the skin trauma should close within a week. The nursing interventions include cleaning and disinfecting the wound, moving him every two hours, educating him on proper wound care, and assessing his pain level.
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Client name: Kenneth Religion: Catholic
Gender: Male Civil Status: Single
PROBLEM/ NURSING EXPLANATION OF THE GOAL/OUTCOME NURSING RATIONALE EVALUATION
DIAGNOSIS PROBLEM INTERVENTIONS Subjective: Skin trauma is serious and Long term: Dx: Moving patient every two “Akala ko nagas-gas lang ako altering physical injury Patient should be able to walk Administer supplemental hours could help the patient’s nung natumba ako pero nung experienced by the skin or normally and skin trauma need in cleaning or blood flow normally. nahawakan ko na ang dami multiple layers of epithelial should close within a week. disinfecting the wound. Move Proper wound cleaning is an nang dugong lumalabas” as tissues. This can be in the patient every two hours effective way for the client’s stated by the patient form of cuts, burns, Short term goal: wound to heal faster and is sickness or other injury. Within the first 10 minutes Educative: also a way to prevent Objective: patients wound should stop Advice patient not to the complications/infection of the Guarding position on bleeding and patient should wound and clean it regularly wound. the right lower be able to walk with little in order to prevent infection. Assessing client’s pain can quadrant of the effort. Teach patient proper wound help us determine on what abdomen. cleaning. type of care the nurse would Facial grimace when apply to the patient. wound is touched Therapeutic: Patient has a hard Assess client’s pain using time walking. pain scale measure. Patients pain is 6/10 Encourage patient to be more careful when running around. Nursing diagnosis:
Impaired skin integrity
related to skin trauma as manifested by bleeding in the right lower quadrant of the abdomen, facial grimace and guarding position of the patient.