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    This nursing care plan is for a patient named Abueva who complained of pain and redness in their toes. The nursing diagnosis is risk for infection related to poor wound healing from diabetes. Goals are for the patient to identify interventions like proper hygiene to reduce infection risk and remain afebrile. Nursing interventions include observing for signs of infection, instructing on hand hygiene, encouraging position changes and a clean environment, and educating on medication adherence if needed. The rationale is that early diagnosis and treatment can control infection severity in diabetics who are at high risk.

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    This nursing care plan is for a patient named Abueva who complained of pain and redness in their toes. The nursing diagnosis is risk for infection related to poor wound healing from diabetes. Goals are for the patient to identify interventions like proper hygiene to reduce infection risk and remain afebrile. Nursing interventions include observing for signs of infection, instructing on hand hygiene, encouraging position changes and a clean environment, and educating on medication adherence if needed. The rationale is that early diagnosis and treatment can control infection severity in diabetics who are at high risk.

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    This nursing care plan is for a patient named Abueva who complained of pain and redness in their toes. The nursing diagnosis is risk for infection related to poor wound healing from diabetes. Goals are for the patient to identify interventions like proper hygiene to reduce infection risk and remain afebrile. Nursing interventions include observing for signs of infection, instructing on hand hygiene, encouraging position changes and a clean environment, and educating on medication adherence if needed. The rationale is that early diagnosis and treatment can control infection severity in diabetics who are at high risk.

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    This nursing care plan is for a patient named Abueva who complained of pain and redness in their toes. The nursing diagnosis is risk for infection related to poor wound healing from diabetes. Goals are for the patient to identify interventions like proper hygiene to reduce infection risk and remain afebrile. Nursing interventions include observing for signs of infection, instructing on hand hygiene, encouraging position changes and a clean environment, and educating on medication adherence if needed. The rationale is that early diagnosis and treatment can control infection severity in diabetics who are at high risk.

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    POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE OF DAVAO DEL SUR, INC.

    MacArthur Highway, Brgy. Kiagot, Digos City, Davao del Sur, Philippines 8002

    NURSING CARE PLAN


    Name of Patient: Abueva Student Name: Celistial Jade D. Abarilla

    Date/ Cues Needs Nursing Scientific Basis Goals/Objectives Nursing Interventions Rationale Evaluation
    Time Diagnosis /Criteria
    2/21/2 Subj: Physiolo Risk for Diabetes At 2hrs span of Independent GOAL MET
    3 “Ga ngol-ngol ang gical Infection presents a care pt. will  Observe for signs of -Early diagnosis and treatment of At 2hrs span of care
    samad sakong tiil needs r/t poor significant risk identify infection and inflammation. infections can control their severity pt. was able to
    maam” as verbalized wound factor for all interventions to  Instruct pt to emphasize and decreases complications. identify interventins
    by the patient. healing kinds of reduce risk of proper hand hygiene. -Hand hygiene is the most effective to reduce risk of
    Obj: secondary infections. It has infection aeb: way to prevent the transmission of infection aeb:
    VS: T-36.5, RR-20, to been well  Good proper diseases.  Pt demonstrates
    BP-120/90, PR-70 decreased described to hygiene  Encourage pt to facilitate -An impairment or ineffective good proper
    -Redness around the wbc count increase rates of  Pt will frequent position changes peripheral circulation can place the hygiene – hand
    site noted outpatient remain patient at risk for increased skin washing.
    -Limited range of infection as well afebrile. breakdown and the development of  Pt. remained
    motion noted as the incidence infection afebrile T-36.3
    -Pain around on DM of infections  Encourage pt to promote a -To decrease the risk of spreading
    toe requiring clean environment and acquiring microorganisms
    hospitalization.  Educate pt on the -This provides knowledge and
    (Keren Zhou, importance of adherence to prevents antibiotic resistance.
    MD, 2021) medications.
    Dependent
     Administer antibiotics as - Early treatment may help
    prescribed. prevent sepsis as patients with
    diabetes are more prone to serious
    infectious diseases.

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