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Republic of the Philippines

UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN PHILIPPINES


University Town, Northern Samar
COLLEGE of NURSING and ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

NURSING CARE PLAN


Name of Patient: Maravilla, Daniel Belleza Date Admitted: 11/20/22 Chief Complaint: __Fever and Chills_________ Case Number:
Age: 71 yrs old Gender: Male Civil Status: ______Married__________ Address: __Bobon, Northern Samar Ward: Surgical Ward

ASSESSMENT NURSING SIENTIFIC OBJECTIVES/PLANNING NURSING SCIENTIFIC EVALUATION


DIAGNOSIS RATIONALE INTERVENTIONS RATIONALE
Subjective: “ Impaired Skin The skin is the After 4 hours of appropriate 1. Assess the skin for 1. Stratis dermatitis  
Nag kikirot an Integrity related to body’s outermost nursing intervention, patient its rintegrity, color, affects the skin and
akon wala na edema formation as defense system that will be able to: moisture and texture can causse
siki” as stated evidenced by swelling keeps pathogens erythematous rashes
by the patient of the left leg and feet from entering and 2. Assess the level of and edema
and pain on the causing illness.  Patient maintains edema on the legs particularly on the
Objectives: affected site. optimal skin integrity and cut on the ankle
When the skin is hands, arms, legs,
compromised due within limits of the and feet.
BP: 140/70 disease, as evidenced 3. Encourage patient
Temp: 38.2 ‘C to cuts, abrasions, to elevate legs and 2. Baseline data will
ulcers, incisions, by intact skin.
avoid putting them on help in the
(+) swelling of and wounds, it  Patient will experience a dependent position evaluation of
Left Leg allows bacteria to timely healing of for a long period of
progress after
enter causing wounds without time.
(+) dry and pale interventions are
infections. It is complications 
skin 4. Encourage made.
important that
nurses understand  Patient will mobility 3. Putting legs on
how to assess, demonstrate 5. Dress wounds as
dependent position
prevent, treat, and effective wound care  needed, avoiding
will worsen leg
educate patients on tight, constricting,
 Patient will verbalize and sticky dressings edema.
impaired skin proper prevention of
integrity.  4. Physical activity
pressure injuries  6. Encourage patient helps promote
to avoid wearing
circulation and fluid
constricting clothing
drainage.
7. Encourage proper 5. As needed,
hydration wound will need to
be dressed and
cleaned. Sticky
dressings may be
difficult to remove
and cause further
damage.
6. Tight clothing
can further irritate
skin damage and
rashes.
7. Dehydration can
cause further skin
injury due to skin
dryness,structure
and texture.

Student Nurse: Miranda, Troy Albert N.


Clinical Instructor: Gaybird P. Palacio, DMD, RN
Republic of the Philippines
UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN PHILIPPINES
University Town, Northern Samar

COLLEGE of NURSING and ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

DRUG ANALYSIS
Name of Patient: Maravilla, Daniel Date Admitted: 11/20/22 Chief Complaint: Fever and Chills Case Number:____________
Age: 71 Gender: Male Civil Status: Married Address: Bobon, Northern Samar Ward: Surgical Ward__ AP: Dr. Perez__
NAME OF SPECIFIC INDICATION CONTRAIND DRUG ADVERSE SPECIFIC NURSING RESPONSIBILITIES
DRUG ACTION ICATION INTERAC REACTION PRECAUTI
TION ON
Generic Effective Semisynthetic, Hypersensitivit Drug:  Body as a Prescribing Assessment & Drug Effects
Name:CEFAZO treatment for first-generation y to any Probenecid  Whole: Anaph cefazolin
LIN bone and derivative of cephalosporin decreases ylaxis, fever, injection in  Determine history of
joint cephalosporin C; and related renal eosinophilia, absence of hypersensitivity to
antibiotic activity cephalosporins, penicillins,
infections, antibiotics; elimination superinfections, proven or
similar to that of and other drugs, before
Brand Name: biliary tract cefazolin. pregnancy of seizure (high strongly
Ancef infections, (category B), cefazolin. doses in suspected therapy is initiated.
Activity against
enocarditis lactation. patients with bacterial  Lab tests: Perform culture
gram-negative
prophylaxis organisms is renal infection or a and sensitivity testing prior
Dosage:
limited. to and during therapy.
iV/IM 250 mg– and insufficiency).  prophylactic
Bactericidal Therapy may be initiated
2 g q8h, up to 2 treatment, GI: Diarrhea, a indication is
action: pending results.
g q4h (max: 12 respiratory norexia, unlikely to
preferentially  Monitor I&O rates and
g/d) tract and abdominal provide
binds to one or pattern: Be alert to changes
genital tract more of the cramps. Skin:  benefit to the in BUN, serum creatinine.
infections, penicillin-binding Maculopapular patient and  If patient has had a reaction
septicemia proteins (PBP) rash, urticaria. increases risk to penicillin, be alert to signs
Route: and skin located on cell of of hypersensitivity with use
Intravenous infections, walls of development of cefazolin. Cross-
and surgical susceptible of drug- allergenicity between
prophylaxis. organisms. This resistant cephalosporins and penicillin
inhibits third and
bacteria has been reported. Prompt
final stage of
bacterial cell wall attention should be given to
synthesis, thus sHistory of onset of signs of
killing the penicillin hypersensitivity (see
bacterium. sensitivity, Appendix F).
impaired  Promptly report the onset of
Classification: renal diarrhea, which may or may
ANTIINFECTI function, not be dose related. It is seen
VE; ANTIBIOT patients on especially in patients with
IC; FIRST- sodium history of drug-related GI
GENERATION restriction. disturbances.
CEPHALOSPO Pseudomembranous colitis, a
potentially life-threatening
RIN
condition, starts with
diarrhea.

Patient & Family Education

 Report promptly any signs or


Reference:
STUDENT NURSE: Miranda, Troy Albert N. CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR: Gaybird P. Palacio DMD, RN______

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