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    Imbalance Nutrition Less Than Body Requirements

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    The patient presented with weakness, fatigue, poor muscle tone, weight loss, and hyperactive bowel sounds. The goals were for the patient to demonstrate progressive weight gain over 2 weeks and maintain proper weight and healthy lifestyle changes over 4 weeks through nursing interventions. These included documenting weight and height, obtaining a thorough nutritional assessment, determining etiological factors, monitoring bowel sounds and diet, and consulting a dietitian. The rationales focused on identifying deficiencies, choosing appropriate interventions, and reducing complications. After 2 and 4 weeks, the goals were met as the patient demonstrated weight gain and behaviors to maintain proper nutrition.

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    The patient presented with weakness, fatigue, poor muscle tone, weight loss, and hyperactive bowel sounds. The goals were for the patient to demonstrate progressive weight gain over 2 weeks and maintain proper weight and healthy lifestyle changes over 4 weeks through nursing interventions. These included documenting weight and height, obtaining a thorough nutritional assessment, determining etiological factors, monitoring bowel sounds and diet, and consulting a dietitian. The rationales focused on identifying deficiencies, choosing appropriate interventions, and reducing complications. After 2 and 4 weeks, the goals were met as the patient demonstrated weight gain and behaviors to maintain proper nutrition.

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    The patient presented with weakness, fatigue, poor muscle tone, weight loss, and hyperactive bowel sounds. The goals were for the patient to demonstrate progressive weight gain over 2 weeks and maintain proper weight and healthy lifestyle changes over 4 weeks through nursing interventions. These included documenting weight and height, obtaining a thorough nutritional assessment, determining etiological factors, monitoring bowel sounds and diet, and consulting a dietitian. The rationales focused on identifying deficiencies, choosing appropriate interventions, and reducing complications. After 2 and 4 weeks, the goals were met as the patient demonstrated weight gain and behaviors to maintain proper nutrition.

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    Imbalance Nutrition Less Than Body Requirements

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    The patient presented with weakness, fatigue, poor muscle tone, weight loss, and hyperactive bowel sounds. The goals were for the patient to demonstrate progressive weight gain over 2 weeks and maintain proper weight and healthy lifestyle changes over 4 weeks through nursing interventions. These included documenting weight and height, obtaining a thorough nutritional assessment, determining etiological factors, monitoring bowel sounds and diet, and consulting a dietitian. The rationales focused on identifying deficiencies, choosing appropriate interventions, and reducing complications. After 2 and 4 weeks, the goals were met as the patient demonstrated weight gain and behaviors to maintain proper nutrition.

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    ASSESSMENT EXPLANATION OF GOALS INTERVETIONS RATIONALE EVALUTATION

    THE PROBLEM
    Subjective: Biologic, STO:  Document actual  Patients may be STO:
    “Lagi akong parang Psychologic, and After 2 weeks of weight and unaware of their After 2 weeks of
    nanghihina at pagod” Economic factos. nursing interventions, height; do not actual weight and nursing interventions,
    as verbalized by the the patient will be estimate. height or weight the goal was met.
    patient. able to demonstrate loss due to Patient was able to
    progressive weight estimating demonstrate
    Objective: gain toward goal. weight. progressive weight
     Poor muscle tone Impair a person’s gain toward goal.
     Loss of weight ability to ingest or  Obtain a  Identifies
    with adequate digest food /absorb thorough deficiencies and
    food intake nutrients. LTO: nutritional needs to aid in LTO:
     Hyperactive After 4 weeks of assessment. choice of After 4 weeks of
    bowel sounds nursing interventions, interventions. nursing interventions,
    the patient will be the goal was met. The
    able to demonstrate  Determine  Proper patient was able to
    Vital signs: Imbalanced nutrition behaviors, lifestyle etiological assessment demonstrate
    Temp.: 36.7 less than body changes to regain factors for guides behaviors, lifestyle
    PR: 57 bpm requirements. and/or maintain reduced intervention. changes to regain
    RR: 18 proper weight. nutritional intake. and/or maintain
    BP: 100/70 mmHg proper weight.
    O2 sat.: 94%  Auscultate bowel  Return of
    sounds. intestinal
    function indicates
    Diagnosis: readiness to
     Imbalanced resume oral
    Nutrition less intake.
    than body
    requirements  Resume solid  Reduces
    related to foods slowly. incidence of
    Inability to abdominal
    ingest/digest cramps and
    foods or to nausea.
    absorb nutrients
    due to biological,  Identify odor-  Patient can
    psychological, causing foods. experiment with
    and economic Gradually food several
    factors as reintroduce one times before
    evidenced by food at a time. determining
    weight loss. whether it is
    creating problem.

     Monitor or  Many
    explore attitudes psychological,
    toward eating and psychosocial, and
    food. cultural factors
    determine the
    type, amount, and
    appropriatement
    of food
    consumed.

     Monitor the  Fewer families


    environment today have a
    which eating general meal
    occurs. together. Many
    adults find
    themselves
    “eating on the
    run” or relying
    heavily on foods
    with reduced
    nutritional
    components.
     Consult dietitian  Dietitians have a
    for further greater
    assessment and understanding of
    recommendations nutritional value
    regarding food of foods and may
    preferences and be helpful in
    nutritional evaluating
    support. specific ethnic or
    cultural foods.
     Establish  Depending on
    appropriate short how etiological
    and long term factors of the
    goals. problem,
    improvement in
    nutritional status
    may take a long
    time. Without
    realistic short-
    term goals to
    provide tangible
    rewards, patients
    may lose interest
    in addressing this
    problem.

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