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    The nursing care plan is for a 75-year-old male patient admitted with a urinary bladder mass and hematuria who underwent a urostomy. The plan involves monitoring the patient's urinary output and stoma, encouraging fluid intake to maintain hydration and urine flow, and assessing the patient's mental and physical functioning and participation in activities. The goals are for the patient to display adequate urinary output without bleeding from the stoma and to maintain appropriate functioning through nursing interventions.

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    The nursing care plan is for a 75-year-old male patient admitted with a urinary bladder mass and hematuria who underwent a urostomy. The plan involves monitoring the patient's urinary output and stoma, encouraging fluid intake to maintain hydration and urine flow, and assessing the patient's mental and physical functioning and participation in activities. The goals are for the patient to display adequate urinary output without bleeding from the stoma and to maintain appropriate functioning through nursing interventions.

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    The nursing care plan is for a 75-year-old male patient admitted with a urinary bladder mass and hematuria who underwent a urostomy. The plan involves monitoring the patient's urinary output and stoma, encouraging fluid intake to maintain hydration and urine flow, and assessing the patient's mental and physical functioning and participation in activities. The goals are for the patient to display adequate urinary output without bleeding from the stoma and to maintain appropriate functioning through nursing interventions.

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    Urinary Bladder Mass

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    The nursing care plan is for a 75-year-old male patient admitted with a urinary bladder mass and hematuria who underwent a urostomy. The plan involves monitoring the patient's urinary output and stoma, encouraging fluid intake to maintain hydration and urine flow, and assessing the patient's mental and physical functioning and participation in activities. The goals are for the patient to display adequate urinary output without bleeding from the stoma and to maintain appropriate functioning through nursing interventions.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN

    Patient’s Initials: V.D Chief Complaint: Hematuria Name of Student Nurse:


    Age & Gender: 75yrs. Old/Male Karl Adrianne C. De Guzman

    Birthdate: May 23, 1954 Admitting Diagnosis: Impaired Urinary Elimination r/t Level/Block/Group:
    Urinary Bladder Mass AEB Hematuria 4BSN-06

    Address: Bani, Pangasinan, Philippines Hospital/Area: Dagupan Doctors


    Villaflor Memorial Hospital/
    Medical-Surgical Ward
    Date of Confinement: 07/22/2022 Clinical Instructor:
    Prof. Catherine N. Nicolas
    Date: 08/03/2022

    ASSESSMENT NURSING PLANNING NURSING RATIONALE EVALUATION


    ANALYSIS INTERVENTIONS

    Subjective Data: A urostomy is a Desired  Record urinary  Sudden decrease in Goals met.
    “Hindi ko surgical procedure Outcomes/ output. urine flow may indicate After nursing
    nararamdaman yung ihi that creates a stoma Evaluation Investigate obstruction or interventions,
    ko eh” as verbalized by (artificial opening) for Criteria: sudden reduction dysfunction, such as the patient
    the patient. the urinary system. A or cessation of blockage by edema or can:
    urostomy is made to After nursing urine flow mucus, or
    Objective Data: avail for urinary interventions, the dehydration. - Display
     Oriented diversion in cases patient is continuous flow
     Observe and
     Coherent where drainage of expected to: of urine, with
    urine through the record color of  Continued bleeding, output
     Irritability urine. Note frank blood in the
    bladder and urethra - Display adequate for
     Anxious hematuria or pouch, or
    is not possible, e.g., continuous flow individual
    after extensive of urine, with bleeding from oozing around the situation.
    surgery or in case of output adequate stoma. base of stoma requires
    Vital Signs taken: obstruction. for individual medical - Maintained
     BP- 140/90 situation.  Position tubing evaluation and appropriate
    mmHg and drainage intervention. mental and
     HR- 70 bpm - Maintain pouch so that it physical
    appropriate allows unimpeded functioning.
     RR- 20 cpm  Blocked drainage
    mental and flow of urine.
     Temp- 36.5 physical allows pressure to - Demonstrated
    degrees Celsius Monitor and
    functioning as build within urinary active
    protect stents.
    long as possible. tract, risking participation in
     Encourage anastomosis leakage necessary and
    increased fluids and damage to renal desired
    - Demonstrate and maintain parenchyma activities in
    active accurate intake activity levels.
    participation in  Maintains hydration
    NURSING DIAGNOSIS necessary and and good urine flow.
     Monitor vital
    desired activities
    signs. Assess
    Impaired Urinary in activity levels.
    peripheral pulses,  Indicators of fluid
    Elimination r/t Urinary
    Bladder Mass AEB skin turgor, balance. Reflects level
    Hematuria capillary refill, and of hydration and
    oral mucosa. effectiveness of fluid
    Weigh daily replacement therapy

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