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CORPUZ, Althea Louise R.

October 3, 2023
UB SON BSNII / NBD2 NCLMCA1: OB-GYNE WARD, BONTOC GENERAL HOSPITAL

Patient: Paleg, H.
Chief Complaint: Dry Cough
Nursing Diagnosis: Ineffective breathing pattern related to bronchospasm, decreased lung expansion as evidenced by heavy breathing, hoarse voice, nasal flaring and frequent clearing of
throat

ASSESSMENT NURSING DIAGNOSIS PLANNING IMPLEMENTATION RATIONALE EVALUATION


Subjective Data: Ineffective breathing pattern STO: Dx: Dx: STE:
related to bronchospasm, After 2 hours of nursing After 2 hours of nursing
"marigatan nak aguyek decreased lung expansion as interventions, the client will 1. Assessed present 1. Presents the baseline interventions, the goal was
gamen dry jay cough ko evidenced by heavy be able to perform breathing health status by data for any changes or met. Patient was able to
ngay" as verbalized by the breathing, hoarse voice, nasal exercise and lessen throat monitoring vital signs fluctuations in pain and perform breathing exercise.
patient. flaring and frequent clearing clearing. discomfort.
of throat LTE:
Objective Data: LTO: 2. Assessed the client’s 2. To identify and assess After 2 days of nursing
Vital signs noted as: After 2 days of nursing perception, level of the nursing intervention, the goal was
interventions, the client will understanding and interventions to be met. Patient was able to
RR: 22, PR: 83, T:36.1, BP: be able to establish normal needs done. established normal and
110/70, SPO2: 97 and effective respiratory effective respiratory
breathing pattern. Slight to no 3. Administered breathing pattern. No nasal
- frequent clearing of throat; nasal flaring. Restore health Salbutamol for 3. To clear patient’s flaring. Restored health
with rapid and shallow status. nebulization as airway and relieve chest status.
breathing. Exhibits nasal ordered. tightness, wheezing and
flaring. coughing.
Tx: Tx:
1. Assisted in a 1 Promotes maximal
comfortable inspiration; enhance
position. (Semi- lung expansion and
Fowler’s or High ventilation.
Fowler’s Position)
2 Presence of allergen
2. Keep environment may trigger allergic
allergen free (dust, response that may
feather pillows, cause further
smoke, pollen) coughing.

3. Assist the client in 3 Reduces fatigue


controlled coughing associated with
undirected coughing.
.
4. Assist the client in 4 Breathing exercises
doing breathing increases oxygen
exercise. intake and can help
alleviate heavy
breathing.
EDx EDx
1. Encouraged patient 1. Increased mucus
to increase fluid and sputum
intake to 8-10 secretions can
glasses a day lead to
dehydration;
2. Teach purse-lip increased fluid
breathing, abdominal intake dissolve
breathing, and secretions and
performing help moisten the
relaxation techniques throat.
to the patient
3. Encourage frequent 2. These measures
rest periods and allow the patient
teach the patient to to participate in
pace activity Maintaining
health status and
improved
4. Educate the patient ventilation.
about the indication,
dosage, frequency, 3. Extra activity can
and possible side worsen shortness
effects of prescribed and heavy
medications. breathing. Ensure
the patient rests
between
strenuous
activities.

4. Knowing side
effects and proper
usage of
medications
ensures the best
possible
treatment.

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