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    Nursing Care Plan

    Patient’s Code: Covida Pandemy Age: 37 yr. old Sex: Female Civil Status: Married Date & Time of Admission: June 30, 2021 | 11:00 A.M
    Chief Complaints: _N/A___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Nursing Diagnosis (PES): Risk for unstable blood glucose level associated to pregnancy as evidenced by insufficient dietary intake, insufficient diabetes
    management, and nonadherence to diabetes management plan.

    Definition: Susceptible to variation in serum levels of glucose from the normal range, which may compromise health.

    Assessment/ Cues Planning Interventions Rationale Evaluation


    (Subjective/ Objective) (Goals and Objectives)
    At the end of my 8 hours of
    Independent: Independent: The planned care was
    Objective Data: ➢ Instruct the client that meals
    nursing care, the patient will be ➢ An irregular schedule or met as evidenced by:
    able to prescribed/diet should be eaten at nonadherence of prescribed
    ➢ Fasting blood glucose is regularly paced intervals in a diabetes plan may interfere with the ➢ The client has a blood
    152 mg/dL. ➢ To have the recommended relaxed setting. recommended blood glucose of the glucose reading of the
    blood glucose reading of less ➢ Teach patient how to perform home client. following within 2
    than 180 mg/dL within 2 hours glucose monitoring. ➢ Blood glucose is monitored before hours after meals;
    after meals (lunch and meals and at bedtime. Glucose ➢ Lunch: 164 mg/dL
    dinner). Dependent: values are used to adjust insulin ➢ Dinner: 159 mg/dL
    ➢ Instruct patient to take oral doses.
    hypoglycemic medications as
    directed: Dependent:
    ➢ Meglitinides: repaglinide ➢ Stimulates insulin secretion by the
    (Prandin) pancreas.
    ➢ Biguanides: metformin ➢ These drugs decrease the amount
    (Glucophage) of glucose produced by the liver
    ➢ Thiazolidinediones: and improve insulin sensitivity.
    pioglitazone (Actos), They enhance muscle cell receptor
    rosiglitazone (Avandia) sensitivity to insulin.
    ➢ Incretin modifiers: sitagliptin ➢ Sensitizes body tissues to insulin
    phosphate (Januvia), vildagliptin and stimulates insulin receptor sites
    (Galvus) to lower blood glucose and improve
    the action of insulin.
    ➢ Increases and prolongs the action
    of incretin which increases insulin
    secretion and decreases glucagon
    levels.

    References: Herdman, H. T., & Kamitsuru, S. (2017). NANDA International Nursing Diagnoses: Definitions & Classification, 2018–2020 (11th ed.). Thieme.

    Name of Student: _Gwyneth Hannah T. Castro_______________ Yr/Crs/Sec: 1st yr / BSN / 1A____ RLE Group: _no. 2_____ CI: Ma’am Catherine Delfin_________

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