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    This nursing care plan is for a patient experiencing nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea leading to dehydration. The plan includes an assessment of the patient's condition, a nursing diagnosis of deficient fluid volume, and a scientific background on the causes of dehydration. Planned nursing interventions involve monitoring vital signs and fluid intake/output, encouraging oral hydration, and starting IV fluids as needed. The goal is to rehydrate the patient and restore normal urine output and hydrated skin within a few days.

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    This nursing care plan is for a patient experiencing nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea leading to dehydration. The plan includes an assessment of the patient's condition, a nursing diagnosis of deficient fluid volume, and a scientific background on the causes of dehydration. Planned nursing interventions involve monitoring vital signs and fluid intake/output, encouraging oral hydration, and starting IV fluids as needed. The goal is to rehydrate the patient and restore normal urine output and hydrated skin within a few days.

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    This nursing care plan is for a patient experiencing nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea leading to dehydration. The plan includes an assessment of the patient's condition, a nursing diagnosis of deficient fluid volume, and a scientific background on the causes of dehydration. Planned nursing interventions involve monitoring vital signs and fluid intake/output, encouraging oral hydration, and starting IV fluids as needed. The goal is to rehydrate the patient and restore normal urine output and hydrated skin within a few days.

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    Nursing Care Plan Pedia

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    Lenie Degracia
    This nursing care plan is for a patient experiencing nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea leading to dehydration. The plan includes an assessment of the patient's condition, a nursing diagnosis of deficient fluid volume, and a scientific background on the causes of dehydration. Planned nursing interventions involve monitoring vital signs and fluid intake/output, encouraging oral hydration, and starting IV fluids as needed. The goal is to rehydrate the patient and restore normal urine output and hydrated skin within a few days.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES

    College of Nursing

    Tamag, Vigan City, 2700 Ilocos Sur

    NURSING CARE PLAN

    In Partial Fulfillment

    Of the Requirement In The Course:

    Related Learning Experience CL

    Submitted by:

    John Noeh D. Degracia


    BSN III-E

    Submitted to:

    Ms. Jermie Allen Alconis, RN


    Clinical Instructor
    Republic of the Philippines
    UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES
    College of Nursing
    Tamag, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur

    ASSESSMENT NURSING SCIENTIFIC PLANNING NURSING RATIONALE EVALUATION


    DIAGNOSIS BACKGROUND INTERVENTION
    SUBJECTIVE: Deficient IMMEDIATE Short Term: Independent: After performing
    Fluid Volume CAUSE: all the nursing
    “Isarwa na met sir nu related to After 8 hours Monitor vital signs Helps identify when intervention, the
    pakanek, adda met a bassit nausea, Active fluid volume of nursing a patient has an goal is met since
    makan na ngem nakapoy ti vomiting, and loss intervention, elevated heart rate or the patient
    appetite na nga mangan ken diarrhea as the patient blood pressure, maintained fluid
    mariknak ket agkapsot suna INTERMEDIATE was able to which could indicate
    evidenced by CAUSE:
    volume at
    lalo ket tallo nga aldawen decreased demonstrate dehydration functional level,
    nga on and off ti gurigor na. urine output, adequate well hydrated,
    Decrease Mucusal
    Nakabisbissag pay dagita skin/tongue hydration as intake is equal as
    mata ken nabasa takki na”, turgor, dry evidenced by Dehydration can be output, and
    ROOT CAUSE:
    as verbalized by the S/O of mucous adequate prevented by normal skin turgor
    Promote increase
    the patient” membranes Bacterial Infection intake of increasing the and mucous
    in fluid intake and
    water. patient's fluid intake membranes
    OBJECTIVE: encourage to eat
    Long Term: foods with high by two glasses of
     Nausea/vomiting HEALTH
    fluid content fluid per day,
     Poor Skin Turgor IMPLICATION: After 2-3 which can lead to
     Poor appetite Complications of days of fewer falls, less
    diarrhea and
     Weak in appearance nursing frequent urinary
    vomiting include the intervention, infections and
     Sunken Eyeball potential for cardiac
     Dry skin and the patient laxative
    dysrhythmias
    mucous membranes show urinary prescriptions.
    because of
    output
     Decreased urine significant fluid and Very useful
    output electrolyte loss.
    within Assess color and
    normal information to help
     Diarrhea amount of urine diagnose
    ranges,
    Republic of the Philippines
    UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES
    College of Nursing
    Tamag, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur

    hydrated dehydration and its


    DEFICIENT FLUID skin and concentration.
    VOLUME mouth.

    Skin turgor and


    Assess skin turgor mucous membrane
    and mucous moisture provide
    membranes valuable indicators
    of hydration status.

    Dehydration can
    Monitor fluid I/O lead to electrolyte
    abnormalities, it is
    important the nurse
    monitors the I/O to
    determine the status
    of fluids in the body
    requirements.

    DEPENDENT: To help body


    recover and faster
    Start oral and IVF rehydration.
    rehydration
    therapy as
    indicated
    Republic of the Philippines
    UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES
    College of Nursing
    Tamag, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur

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