The nursing care plan is for a 30-year-old patient named S.A who has been diagnosed with a fracture. The patient complained of not being able to move their leg. Upon assessment, the patient has limited range of motion and mobility due to the loss of bone integrity from the fracture. The nursing diagnosis is impaired physical mobility related to the fracture. The goals are for the patient to understand their condition and treatment plan, participate in activities, maintain position and skin integrity, and increase strength of the affected area. The interventions include encouraging fluid/food intake, supporting the affected body part, assisting with repositioning, and determining immobility levels. The rationale is to promote well-being, reduce pressure ulcers,
The nursing care plan is for a 30-year-old patient named S.A who has been diagnosed with a fracture. The patient complained of not being able to move their leg. Upon assessment, the patient has limited range of motion and mobility due to the loss of bone integrity from the fracture. The nursing diagnosis is impaired physical mobility related to the fracture. The goals are for the patient to understand their condition and treatment plan, participate in activities, maintain position and skin integrity, and increase strength of the affected area. The interventions include encouraging fluid/food intake, supporting the affected body part, assisting with repositioning, and determining immobility levels. The rationale is to promote well-being, reduce pressure ulcers,
The nursing care plan is for a 30-year-old patient named S.A who has been diagnosed with a fracture. The patient complained of not being able to move their leg. Upon assessment, the patient has limited range of motion and mobility due to the loss of bone integrity from the fracture. The nursing diagnosis is impaired physical mobility related to the fracture. The goals are for the patient to understand their condition and treatment plan, participate in activities, maintain position and skin integrity, and increase strength of the affected area. The interventions include encouraging fluid/food intake, supporting the affected body part, assisting with repositioning, and determining immobility levels. The rationale is to promote well-being, reduce pressure ulcers,
The nursing care plan is for a 30-year-old patient named S.A who has been diagnosed with a fracture. The patient complained of not being able to move their leg. Upon assessment, the patient has limited range of motion and mobility due to the loss of bone integrity from the fracture. The nursing diagnosis is impaired physical mobility related to the fracture. The goals are for the patient to understand their condition and treatment plan, participate in activities, maintain position and skin integrity, and increase strength of the affected area. The interventions include encouraging fluid/food intake, supporting the affected body part, assisting with repositioning, and determining immobility levels. The rationale is to promote well-being, reduce pressure ulcers,
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UNIVERSITY OF TABUK
FACULTY OF APPLIED MEDICAL SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT OF NURSING
NURSING CARE PLAN
Name of Student: ___Fahad Saad Alenzi Student Number: __381007055_______________
Name of Patient: _________S A______________ Age:__30____ Medical Diagnosis: __Fracture____________________________ Ward/Unit :_________________ Room/ Bed No.:__________ Date of Assessment: _________________ Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Goal Interventions Rationale Evaluation Subjective Cues: Impaired physical Goal Statement: 1-Encourage adequate intake 1-It promotes well- being “I can't move my leg” mobility related to loss At the end 6hrs. of nurse- of fluids/nutritious foods. and maximizes Goals are met. As claimed by patient. of integrity of bone patient interaction and energy production. intervention, the patient will: structure (fracture). Objective Cues: 1- Verbalize understanding of >limited range of the situation and individual 2-Support affected body part 2-to maintain position motion treatment regimen and safety using pillows. and function and reduce measures. >slowed movement risk of pressure ulcers. >limited ability to 2-Participate in ADLs and perform gross and fine desired activities. motor 3-Assist client reposition self 3-to promote optimum > with cast on left leg 3-Maintain position of function on a regular schedule. level of function and and skin integrity as evidenced >Functional Level: 3. prevent complications. by absence of decubitus ulcers.
4-Maintain and increase
strength and function of 4-determine the degree of 4-to assess presence of affected part. immobility in relation to complications. suggested scale.
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