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    The client presented with fatigue, weakness, loss of appetite, and numbness in her left arm. Her blood pressure was elevated. The nurse's goals were for the client to have reduced fatigue, increased energy, and ability to perform activities of daily living after nursing interventions over 3 days. The nurse minimized stimuli, assessed activities and their effects, and assisted the client in developing a schedule balancing activity and rest. The client demonstrated increased endurance and participation in desired activities at her ability level after nursing interventions.

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    The client presented with fatigue, weakness, loss of appetite, and numbness in her left arm. Her blood pressure was elevated. The nurse's goals were for the client to have reduced fatigue, increased energy, and ability to perform activities of daily living after nursing interventions over 3 days. The nurse minimized stimuli, assessed activities and their effects, and assisted the client in developing a schedule balancing activity and rest. The client demonstrated increased endurance and participation in desired activities at her ability level after nursing interventions.

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    The client presented with fatigue, weakness, loss of appetite, and numbness in her left arm. Her blood pressure was elevated. The nurse's goals were for the client to have reduced fatigue, increased energy, and ability to perform activities of daily living after nursing interventions over 3 days. The nurse minimized stimuli, assessed activities and their effects, and assisted the client in developing a schedule balancing activity and rest. The client demonstrated increased endurance and participation in desired activities at her ability level after nursing interventions.

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    Cues Nursing Diagnosis Background Knowledge Goal and Objective Nursing Interventions & Rationale Evaluation

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    The client presented with fatigue, weakness, loss of appetite, and numbness in her left arm. Her blood pressure was elevated. The nurse's goals were for the client to have reduced fatigue, increased energy, and ability to perform activities of daily living after nursing interventions over 3 days. The nurse minimized stimuli, assessed activities and their effects, and assisted the client in developing a schedule balancing activity and rest. The client demonstrated increased endurance and participation in desired activities at her ability level after nursing interventions.

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    CUES NURSING BACKGROUND GOAL AND NURSING EVALUATION

    DIAGNOSIS KNOWLEDGE OBJECTIVE INTERVENTIONS


    & RATIONALE

     Px report Fatigue related to Fatigue is a NOC: Endurance NIC: Energy


    unusual poor physical subjective Management
    weakness condition. compliant with Goal: After 3 days
    and both acute and of the nursing
    shortness of chronic conditions. interventions, the
    breath when It is self-recognized client will be able to
    she did her state in which an verbalize reduction
    usual individual of fatigue, as The nurse will:
    household experiences an evidenced by Patient verbalized
    work. overwhelming increased energy Minimize that she was able to
    Because of sustained sense of and ability to environment rest comfortably
    this, she also exhaustion and perform ADL’s. stimuli to provide and well
    loses decreased capacity comfort and
    appetite for physical and Objectives: prevent further Patient was able to
    often and mental work that is exacerbation of identify factors that
    has been not relieved by rest. After nursing fatigue. aggravate and
    eating less. However, it is interventions, the relieved her fatigue.
    important to know client will be able Assess the client’s
     She added that fatigue is not to: activities and Patient was able to
    that she also the same as response to create a schedule
    felt tiredness. Tiredness Achieve adequate activities to know that balances
    numbing or is temporary. rest. potential causes activity and rest.
    “pangangap Fatigue is and appropriate
    al” of her associated with a Identify basis of fatigue Patient majority
    left arm variety of physical fatigue and interventions. performed ADLs
    starting and psychological individual areas of with acceptance of
    from her left conditions. control. Assist client in minor help from the
    shoulder to developing a nurse.
    her fingers. In the case of the Participate in schedule for activity
     She is client, fatigue was desired activities at and rest to balance Patient
    unrelieved felt by her due to energy expenditure. demonstrated
    by rest. poor physical level of ability. Encourage increased
     BP 160/110 condition of independence with endurance with
    mmHg weakness and Perform usual tasks ADLs but assist usual activities.
    Nutrition: possibly. with ease. when necessary to
    Since she often loses maintain activity Patient
    her appetite with (Gil Wayne,2020) Increase activity without causing demonstrates active
    her unusual endurance. exhaustion. and positive
    weaknesses, she just attitude with
    takes light meals or Participate in Encourage client to suggested nutrition
    snaks like salitine nutrition do a light task for a management.
    crackers and drinks management. day for a few
    2 bottles of RC a minutes then
    day to feel full. gradually increase
    the duration daily
    to improve
    endurance without
    energy
    compromise.

    Invovle client in
    meal planning to
    facilitate adequate
    intake and
    consumption of
    foods that boos
    energy and
    endurance. Energy
    sources include:
    oats, whole-grain
    bread and cereals.
    Protein sources for
    stronger tissues:
    fish, lean meat and
    eggs. Vegetables for
    cell health and
    repair. Dark greens
    like spinach and
    broccoli. Advise
    reduction of salty
    and fatty foods to
    guard BP and heart
    health.

    Note: reports of
    increased weakness,
    fatigue, and
    changes in vital
    signs during and
    after the activities.

    Assist client in
    developing a
    schedule for daily
    activity and rest.

    Evaluate the client’s


    sleep pattern for
    quality, quantity,
    and time taken to
    fall asleep.

    Minimize
    environment
    stimuli, especially
    during planned
    time for rest and
    sleep.

    Assist clients with


    ADLs necessary;
    encourage
    independence
    without causing
    exhaustion.

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