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    Fluid Volume Deficit (Dehydration) : Ateneo de Naga University College of Nursing Nursing Care Plan

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    The nursing care plan addresses fluid volume deficit (dehydration) and includes interventions to replace fluid loss and restore normal fluid balance. The plan involves urging the patient to drink prescribed amounts of fluid orally and aiding with feedings if needed. The patient's status will be reassessed after 1 hour of nursing intervention and the goal is for the patient to be normovolemic, as evidenced by vital signs within normal limits and normal skin turgor. Education focuses on causes of fluid loss and lifestyle changes to prevent progression of dehydration.

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    Fluid Volume Deficit (Dehydration) : Ateneo de Naga University College of Nursing Nursing Care Plan

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    The nursing care plan addresses fluid volume deficit (dehydration) and includes interventions to replace fluid loss and restore normal fluid balance. The plan involves urging the patient to drink prescribed amounts of fluid orally and aiding with feedings if needed. The patient's status will be reassessed after 1 hour of nursing intervention and the goal is for the patient to be normovolemic, as evidenced by vital signs within normal limits and normal skin turgor. Education focuses on causes of fluid loss and lifestyle changes to prevent progression of dehydration.

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    The nursing care plan addresses fluid volume deficit (dehydration) and includes interventions to replace fluid loss and restore normal fluid balance. The plan involves urging the patient to drink prescribed amounts of fluid orally and aiding with feedings if needed. The patient's status will be reassessed after 1 hour of nursing intervention and the goal is for the patient to be normovolemic, as evidenced by vital signs within normal limits and normal skin turgor. Education focuses on causes of fluid loss and lifestyle changes to prevent progression of dehydration.

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    Fluid Volume Deficit (Dehydration) : Ateneo de Naga University College of Nursing Nursing Care Plan

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    Renie Serrano
    The nursing care plan addresses fluid volume deficit (dehydration) and includes interventions to replace fluid loss and restore normal fluid balance. The plan involves urging the patient to drink prescribed amounts of fluid orally and aiding with feedings if needed. The patient's status will be reassessed after 1 hour of nursing intervention and the goal is for the patient to be normovolemic, as evidenced by vital signs within normal limits and normal skin turgor. Education focuses on causes of fluid loss and lifestyle changes to prevent progression of dehydration.

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    ATENEO DE NAGA UNIVERSITY

    COLLEGE OF NURSING
    NURSING CARE PLAN
    FLUID VOLUME DEFICIT (DEHYDRATION)

    ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS RATIONALE PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION


    lterations in mental After 1hr of nursing
    -Urge the patient to drink -Oral fluid After 1hr of nursing
    state Fluid Volume Fluid volume intervention the patient
    intervention the patient
    will be : prescribed amount of replacement is
    Patient complaints of deficit (FVD) or was :
    Deficit -normovolemic as fluid. indicated for mild
    weakness and thirst hypovolemia is -normovolemic as
    evidenced by systolic BP fluid deficit and is a
    that may or may not evidenced by systolic BP
    a state or greater than or equal to -Aid the patient if he or she
    cost-effective method greater than or equal to
    be accompanied by condition 90 mm HG (or patient’s is unable to eat without
    90 mm HG (or patient’s
    tachycardia or weak where the fluid baseline), absence of assistance, and encourage for replacement baseline), absence of
    pulse orthostasis, HR 60 to 100 the family or SO to assist treatment orthostasis, HR 60 to 100
    output exceeds
    Weight loss beats/min, urine output with feedings, as Dehydrated patients beats/min, urine output
    the fluid intake. greater than 30 mL/hr
    (depending on the necessary. may be weak and greater than 30 mL/hr
    severity of fluid It occurs when and normal skin turgor.
    unable to meet and normal skin turgor.
    the body loses -able to demonstrate -If patient can tolerate
    volume deficit) -able to demonstrate
    lifestyle changes to prescribed intake
    Concentrated urine, both water and oral fluids, give what lifestyle changes to
    avoid progression of independently. avoid progression of
    decreased urine electrolytes oral fluids patient
    dehydration
    dehydration
    output from the ECF in -able to verbalize prefers. Provide fluid -Most patients may -able to verbalize
    Dry mucous similar awareness of causative and straw at bedside have reduced sense awareness of causative
    membranes, sunken proportions
    factors and behaviors within easy reach. of thirst and may factors and behaviors
    eyeballs essential to correct fluid
    Provide fresh water and require continuing essential to correct fluid
    deficit
    Weak pulse, a straw. deficit
    -able to explains reminders to drink. -able to explain
    tachycardiaDecrease
    measures that can be -Educate patient about measures that can be
    d skin turgor taken to treat or prevent -Enough knowledge aids
    possible cause and taken to treat or prevent
    Decreased blood fluid volume loss the patient to take part in
    pressure, effect of fluid losses or his or her plan of care. fluid volume loss

    hemoconcentration decreased fluid intake.

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