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    NCP Pain

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    The nursing care plan addresses a client's acute pain related to postoperative surgery. The goal is for the client to feel comfort and relief within 8 hours. Initially, the client reported ongoing pain at the surgical site and displayed signs of pain like facial grimacing and weak movements. Objectives include the client being able to verbalize their pain level, use nonpharmacological relaxation techniques, cooperate with simple relaxation therapy, and collaborate in administering analgesics if needed. After two days of nursing intervention, the client was able to report feeling comfort and relief with no signs of pain. The goal was met.

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    The nursing care plan addresses a client's acute pain related to postoperative surgery. The goal is for the client to feel comfort and relief within 8 hours. Initially, the client reported ongoing pain at the surgical site and displayed signs of pain like facial grimacing and weak movements. Objectives include the client being able to verbalize their pain level, use nonpharmacological relaxation techniques, cooperate with simple relaxation therapy, and collaborate in administering analgesics if needed. After two days of nursing intervention, the client was able to report feeling comfort and relief with no signs of pain. The goal was met.

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    The nursing care plan addresses a client's acute pain related to postoperative surgery. The goal is for the client to feel comfort and relief within 8 hours. Initially, the client reported ongoing pain at the surgical site and displayed signs of pain like facial grimacing and weak movements. Objectives include the client being able to verbalize their pain level, use nonpharmacological relaxation techniques, cooperate with simple relaxation therapy, and collaborate in administering analgesics if needed. After two days of nursing intervention, the client was able to report feeling comfort and relief with no signs of pain. The goal was met.

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    NCP Pain

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    The nursing care plan addresses a client's acute pain related to postoperative surgery. The goal is for the client to feel comfort and relief within 8 hours. Initially, the client reported ongoing pain at the surgical site and displayed signs of pain like facial grimacing and weak movements. Objectives include the client being able to verbalize their pain level, use nonpharmacological relaxation techniques, cooperate with simple relaxation therapy, and collaborate in administering analgesics if needed. After two days of nursing intervention, the client was able to report feeling comfort and relief with no signs of pain. The goal was met.

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    Nursing Care Plan

    CUES NURSING DIAGNOS IS Acute Pain related to postoperati ve surgery ANALYSIS GOAL and OBJECTIVES GOAL: After the 8 hours of nursing intervention, the client will verbalize feeling of comfort and relief. INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION

    Subjective Cues: The client verbalized: Masakit pa din ang tahi ko

    Objective Cues:

    Slow and weak movements facial grimace

    Unrelieved pain presents both physiologic and psychologic dangers to health and recovery. Severe pain is viewed as an emergency situation deserving attention and prompt treatment. (Kozier., B. et al.Fundamentals of Nursing. 7th ed. Chap 44 Pain Mgt. p. 1133) Postoperative pain is defined as an acute or chronic pain that is experienced after an operation or surgical

    Objectives: After nursing intervention, the client will be able to;

    After 2 day-shift of nursing intervention, the client was able to verbalize feeling of comfort and relief evidenced by absence of facial grimace and weakness. The client maintained a normal pulse rate, accurate input and output, and free from any complications that is brought by pain.

    Goal met. 1. 1. The client will be able to verbalize and express the pain she is feeling.

    Measurement:

    temp- 36 PR- 62bpm RR- 20cpm Bp- 110/60

    Perform an assessment of pain include location, characteristics, onset, duration, frequency, quality, intensity or severity and

    Pain is a subjective experience and must be described by the client in order to plan effective treatment. -Fundamentals of

    procedure. While significant strides have been made in medicine in this regard, postoperative pain management can be quite difficult, especially in situations where the body sustained some physical trauma due to the operation itself. After extremely invasive procedure's, it is to d safe to say that nearly all patients experience some degree of postoperative pain - however, the severity will dictate what kind of treatment the

    precipitating factors of pain. Use of pain scale from 1 to 10.

    Nursing by Kozier p. 1164-1165

    2. The client will be able to perform nonpharmacologic/rel axation techniques.

    Teach the use of nonpharmacologic/ relaxation techniques before, after, if possible during painful activities; before pain occur or increases and along with other pain relief measures such as:

    Relaxation techniques help reduce skeletal muscle tension, which will reduce the intensity of the pain. -Fundamentals of Nursing by Kozier p. 11641165

    medical staff will provide while the patient is hospitalized. If postoperative pain persists upon release from the hospital, pain medications and physical therapy treatments may have to continue for some time on an outpatient basis. http://www.googl e.com.ph/#hl=tl& biw=1024&bih=6 17&q=postoperati ve+pain&aq=f&a qi=g6&aql=&oq= &fp=dfa119032fb f1b4e

    Massage, repositioning and relaxation techniques.,

    3. The client will be able to cooperate with the simple relaxation therapy through performance and practice.

    Assist the client in practicing the nonpharmacologi c/ relaxation techniques with the client.

    Return demonstrations by the participant provide an opportunity for the nurse to evaluate the effectiveness of teaching sessions. -Fundamentals of Nursing by Kozier p. 11641165

    Collaborate with patient in

    4. The client will collaborate in administering prescribed analgesics when alternative methods of pain control are inadequate. .

    administering prescribed analgesics when alternative methods of pain control are inadequate.

    Gaining patients trust and involvement helps ensure compliance.

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