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    NCP Nutrition

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    This document summarizes the nutritional status and interventions for a patient who was hospitalized and lost weight. It notes that the patient vomits all intake and has lost 3 kg from their pre-hospitalization weight. Nursing diagnoses of imbalance nutrition: less than body requirements are provided. The pathophysiology of the patient's condition is explained. Objectives and interventions are outlined to monitor the patient's weight and intake/output daily, provide parental nutrition, encourage breastfeeding, and record vomitus and stool characteristics. The mother is included in decision making and their participation is acknowledged. Evaluations indicate slight improvement in appetite and nutritional status with the interventions.

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    This document summarizes the nutritional status and interventions for a patient who was hospitalized and lost weight. It notes that the patient vomits all intake and has lost 3 kg from their pre-hospitalization weight. Nursing diagnoses of imbalance nutrition: less than body requirements are provided. The pathophysiology of the patient's condition is explained. Objectives and interventions are outlined to monitor the patient's weight and intake/output daily, provide parental nutrition, encourage breastfeeding, and record vomitus and stool characteristics. The mother is included in decision making and their participation is acknowledged. Evaluations indicate slight improvement in appetite and nutritional status with the interventions.

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    This document summarizes the nutritional status and interventions for a patient who was hospitalized and lost weight. It notes that the patient vomits all intake and has lost 3 kg from their pre-hospitalization weight. Nursing diagnoses of imbalance nutrition: less than body requirements are provided. The pathophysiology of the patient's condition is explained. Objectives and interventions are outlined to monitor the patient's weight and intake/output daily, provide parental nutrition, encourage breastfeeding, and record vomitus and stool characteristics. The mother is included in decision making and their participation is acknowledged. Evaluations indicate slight improvement in appetite and nutritional status with the interventions.

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    NCP Nutrition

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    Buhkz Hermoso
    This document summarizes the nutritional status and interventions for a patient who was hospitalized and lost weight. It notes that the patient vomits all intake and has lost 3 kg from their pre-hospitalization weight. Nursing diagnoses of imbalance nutrition: less than body requirements are provided. The pathophysiology of the patient's condition is explained. Objectives and interventions are outlined to monitor the patient's weight and intake/output daily, provide parental nutrition, encourage breastfeeding, and record vomitus and stool characteristics. The mother is included in decision making and their participation is acknowledged. Evaluations indicate slight improvement in appetite and nutritional status with the interventions.

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    CUES SUBJECTIVE: Oo, pumayat na siya at tumamlay mula ng mahospital siya as verbalized by the mother.

    Nursing Diagnosis Imbalance nutrition: less than body requirements r/t inability to ingest food

    Pathophysiology Ingestion of pathogenic/ etiologic agents ( virus, bacteria) Release of endotoxins by the agents Body identified them as foreign/non-self or toxins Activation of Inflammatory Process Increased peristaltic movements Nausea, vomiting, frequent loose bowel movement

    Objective After 1 hour nursing interventions the mother/SO will be able to:

    Expected Outcome

    Intervention

    Rationale

    Evaluation

    OBJECTIVE:  Poor appetite  Weighed 7 kg (from prehospitalizati on weight of 10 kg).  Vomits all intake

    K: Enumerate 1. Enumerate at least ways to monitor (2) ways to monitor nutritional status nutritional status of the patient. y Monitor y weight everyday y Monitor fluid intake and output y

    Obtained and y recorded patients weight at the same time everyday Monitored y fluid intake and output and noted the amount Taught the y principles of good nutrition for patients specific condition. Provided and y maintain parentheral nutrition Instructed and y encouraged mother to breastfeed the patient per demand and as

    To obtain accurate readings and the trend of patients weight.

    Goal met. Enumerated the two ways discussed.

    Body weight may decrease as a result of fluid loss

    This encourages mother and family members to participate in patients care Partially met. To promote and Slight improvement in supplement the appetite as bodys by nutritional needs. evidenced To improve decreased episodes of patients vomiting. nutritional status and increase weight.

    Loss of appetite and decreased absorption of nutrients

    S: Comply and 1. Perform activities demonstrate to improve and ways to maintain nutritional improve status like nutritional maintaining status parenteral nutrition, continuing breastfeeding.

    No enough supply of nutrients to the body

    indicated. Provided a diet y prescribed for patients specific condition. If patient y vomits, record amount, color, and consistency. Keep a record of all stools. Monitor y electrolyte levels and report abnormal values. Included mother in y decision making on the plan of care. Acknowledge mothers/SOs effort and participation throughout the process of care..

    To comply with the prescribed diet.

    Low weight for height and age

    Imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements y

    Vomitus and stool characteristics indicate status of nutrient absorption.

    Poor nutritional status may cause electrolyte imbalances. Goal Met. Participated in the entire nursing care

    A: Show 1. Participate in the willingness to above interventions participate in the religiously. above interventions and maintain positive outlook.

    Enhances cooperation and to follow instructions thoroughly.

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