Nursing care plan

Nursing Diagnosis and Plan of Care Name Institution Nursing Diagnosis and Plan of Care Nurses play a vital in the general care of patients. Hence, nurses strive to help the patients maintain high standards of health or regain their health in the event they have lost it as a result of illness. In this case, we will focus on an African American male who purposes of privacy and confidentiality will be simply referred as JM (Gulanick & Myers, 2014). The patient presented at the clinic with complaints of significantly reduced frequency of urination, chest tightness, increased heart rate as well as reduced appetite. For that matter, this paper will explore the nursing diagnosis for JM as well as create a plan for care. Assessment…

Nursing profession has improved over time in its efforts to provide the best care for individual patients in conjunction with other health care providers. The improvement in technology has been of value to this profession in assisting patient to recover optimally and assume their normal life, the new brand of nurses are more focused on the patient and their recovery process, developing the best care plan and works closely with the physicians in other nursing bring all the factors required for…

First Nursing Care Plan Nursing diagnosis related to __________ Imbalanced nutrition related to consuming more than body requirements Subjective and Objective Data This is evidenced by JS being over one hundred pounds the weight that is ideal for her height and weight. JS is sixty-four inches tall, weighs two hundred and forty-eight pounds, and has a body mass index of 44.9. JS also has verbalized that she overeats for comfort. Furthermore, she only eats two meals a day, has an increase in…

This condition requires the development of a nursing plan that would effectively address Mr. Smith’s condition and improve his health and quality of life. The first part of a nursing care plan for Mr. Smith is a physical assessment based on the medical record and activities of daily living. Based on his medical record, it seems that Mr. Smith has reached an end of life period that is characterized by deterioration of his condition. Mr. Smith is having difficulties with physical movement and…

The most important recovery strategy a nurse can provide to a psychosis patient such as ben, is making a nursing care plan; without a NCP risks could be existing, discharge planning for bens future would not be foreseen, and a thorough evaluation of bens condition would not be present, meaning areas in which ben needs implementations would be missed and the outcome is less positive than that with a care plan. One area in which NCPs might be useful is in the assessment of clinical risk factors…

Nursing Process Peter O. Case Study The purpose of this paper is to establish an effective care plan for Peter O. The nursing process is used to analyze his assessment data and physical examination to establish a priority, a long-term, and a teaching nursing diagnosis. The paper will focus on evaluating subjective and objective data and determine attainable goals for the nursing diagnosis’ using proper nursing interventions and rationales. Care Plan Nursing Diagnosis (Priority):…

imperative for nurse executives to become involved in shaping excellent patient care (American Organization of Nurse Executives [AONE], 2015). West Texas Centers (WTC) nursing services provides supports and services to people with intellectual developmental disabilities (IDD) who live in group homes…

University Online July 14, 2016 EVALUATION The nursing care plan consists of five components and is the essential core of practice in order for the registered nurse to be able to deliver holistic patient centered care. The nursing care plan is a tool used to help identify patient problems and ways to meet the needs of the patients based on evidence based practices. The final phase of a nursing care plan is the evaluation; this is where the responses to the nursing interventions…

My second patient to be concerned with is the elderly confused patient who happens to be incontinent and tries to get out of bed occasionally. This is a task that can be delegated to a LPN. It does not involve invasiveness, and a priority nursing intervention would be to make sure the patient is safe and has a regular toileting schedule. Making sure the patient’s bed alarm is on is key to knowing when the patient is out of bed, having call light in reach, and possibly moving patient to a…

Nursing Care Plan A 65 years old Caucasian female widow for 20 years who lives alone; however, she has two grown up daughters who live in the nearby community; two older sisters are alive and well, one with osteoporosis is 75 years old and was diagnosed at age of 55. The other one with breast cancer, she is 72 years old and was diagnosed at age of 60. Over the past ten years the patient’s perception of self–efficacy has been declining. Patient has become increasingly short of breath for the…