where i can find a nursing care plan of boils?
Q. i dont have boils.all i want is a nursing care plan for boils.i need it.please help me.thanks in advance..
Asked by kleiss - Fri Jan 16 09:13:44 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. i dont have boils.all i want is a nursing care plan for boils.i need it.please help me.thanks in advance..
Asked by kleiss - Fri Jan 16 09:13:44 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
What is the nursing care plan for measles?
Q. it is about the assessment, planning, intervention and evaluation for measles by table.
Asked by mheow4 - Sat Mar 15 23:04:34 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the nursing care plan for measles should focus on preventing its complications. childhood mortality is high due to complications from measles. these are pneumonia(inflammation of the lungs), middle ear infections, and severe complications include encephalitis(inflammation of the brain) another nursing care plan would be to prevent the spread of infection. the disease is communicable and infectious at the same time. isolation of the patient is necessary. vaccination against measles(MMR) is already available
Answered by divinegrace - Sat Mar 15 23:55:33 2008
Q. it is about the assessment, planning, intervention and evaluation for measles by table.
Asked by mheow4 - Sat Mar 15 23:04:34 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the nursing care plan for measles should focus on preventing its complications. childhood mortality is high due to complications from measles. these are pneumonia(inflammation of the lungs), middle ear infections, and severe complications include encephalitis(inflammation of the brain) another nursing care plan would be to prevent the spread of infection. the disease is communicable and infectious at the same time. isolation of the patient is necessary. vaccination against measles(MMR) is already available
Answered by divinegrace - Sat Mar 15 23:55:33 2008
How do I make a nursing care plan for measles?
Q. I have a pediatric patient I don't know what to assest first because he is already recovering.
Asked by Serenely_Dreaming - Sun Oct 28 05:22:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. assessment is an important process in nursing.. you must know how to identify problems and prioritize it whether which among those problems need immediate intervention.. if you say that your patient is recovering, then the subjective and objective complaints that your patient had before may have alleviated or diminished..
Answered by Bethyll D - Sun Oct 28 06:27:59 2007
Q. I have a pediatric patient I don't know what to assest first because he is already recovering.
Asked by Serenely_Dreaming - Sun Oct 28 05:22:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. assessment is an important process in nursing.. you must know how to identify problems and prioritize it whether which among those problems need immediate intervention.. if you say that your patient is recovering, then the subjective and objective complaints that your patient had before may have alleviated or diminished..
Answered by Bethyll D - Sun Oct 28 06:27:59 2007
Does anyone know a website that has rationales for a nursing care plan?
Q. I am trying to create a careplan, but for each intervention we need a scientific rational. I have been using the "Nurse's Pocket Guide, Diagnoses, interventions and rationales", but have discovered there are not many rationals in the book.
Asked by kellywithay23 - Wed Mar 3 19:41:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am trying to create a careplan, but for each intervention we need a scientific rational. I have been using the "Nurse's Pocket Guide, Diagnoses, interventions and rationales", but have discovered there are not many rationals in the book.
Asked by kellywithay23 - Wed Mar 3 19:41:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
does anyone know how to create a nursing care plan?
Q. i have looked online for sample care plans but they dont seem to have enough information. please help me. i have to create my own.
Asked by lucyluver08 - Sun Jan 14 12:17:42 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A plan consist of day to day nursing. When the patient eats, when to wash the patient, Sat with the patient, take temperature and so on. It like a daily activity guide.
Answered by gettysdeemer - Sun Jan 14 12:24:10 2007
Q. i have looked online for sample care plans but they dont seem to have enough information. please help me. i have to create my own.
Asked by lucyluver08 - Sun Jan 14 12:17:42 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A plan consist of day to day nursing. When the patient eats, when to wash the patient, Sat with the patient, take temperature and so on. It like a daily activity guide.
Answered by gettysdeemer - Sun Jan 14 12:24:10 2007
can anyone suggest a good author of a Nursing Care Plan book?
Q. i live in the Philippines i want to buy one but i don't know which one is good. please feel free to express your opinions.
Asked by bopteebop - Sun Jul 6 09:01:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try the Marsden Manual for Clinical Nursing Procedures, not quite sure what you are asking for but email me and I shall see if I can help!
Answered by caring carer - Sun Jul 6 09:57:27 2008
Q. i live in the Philippines i want to buy one but i don't know which one is good. please feel free to express your opinions.
Asked by bopteebop - Sun Jul 6 09:01:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try the Marsden Manual for Clinical Nursing Procedures, not quite sure what you are asking for but email me and I shall see if I can help!
Answered by caring carer - Sun Jul 6 09:57:27 2008
how would you incorporate medications in a nursing care plan?
Q. For example, ND is Acute pain r/t fracture. Pain meds given are vicodin every 6 hours. Would this be appropriate? Explore need for analgesic. Provide Hydrocodone q 4hrs (according to physician order). or is that a medical intervention. I have to incorporate specific meds into my careplan.
Asked by piggy - Sun Nov 8 21:06:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. during your assessment, you should get the pts pain rating. Then in your goal, you should say decrease pt's pain level to 2/10 or something like that. Intervention is provide prn med Vicodin ___mg. Check when last prn dose was given and then remember to reassess pt's pain rating after 30 mins to 1hr.
Answered by cookies228 - Mon Nov 9 01:00:25 2009
Q. For example, ND is Acute pain r/t fracture. Pain meds given are vicodin every 6 hours. Would this be appropriate? Explore need for analgesic. Provide Hydrocodone q 4hrs (according to physician order). or is that a medical intervention. I have to incorporate specific meds into my careplan.
Asked by piggy - Sun Nov 8 21:06:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. during your assessment, you should get the pts pain rating. Then in your goal, you should say decrease pt's pain level to 2/10 or something like that. Intervention is provide prn med Vicodin ___mg. Check when last prn dose was given and then remember to reassess pt's pain rating after 30 mins to 1hr.
Answered by cookies228 - Mon Nov 9 01:00:25 2009
Can anyone help me figure out rationals for a nursing care plan?
Q. I have interventions but I'm not sure where the rational should come from. it has to be from a scientific resource such as an article i believe, plus the one im doing is basically educating a patient, which makes it difficult to find scientific evidence...
Asked by kellywithay23 - Wed Mar 3 20:06:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have interventions but I'm not sure where the rational should come from. it has to be from a scientific resource such as an article i believe, plus the one im doing is basically educating a patient, which makes it difficult to find scientific evidence...
Asked by kellywithay23 - Wed Mar 3 20:06:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Nursing care plan for Alcoholism.Diagnosed with ineffective individual coping?
Q. What's the proper nursing care plan/Or at least the proper interventions with rationale?
Asked by jonahmay m - Sun Sep 13 07:38:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Treatment methods for alcoholism are abound. Customized treatment plans that uses a combination of medications, rejuvenating therapies and some wellness will help best. This advice comes from personal experience in having my father treated for the problem who received excellent treatment from Sunset Malibu rehab center. he is now full of humor and has a healthy lifestyle. Use this link to get help. You can talk to their counselor as well.
Answered by Bryan - Tue Sep 15 03:15:31 2009
Q. What's the proper nursing care plan/Or at least the proper interventions with rationale?
Asked by jonahmay m - Sun Sep 13 07:38:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Treatment methods for alcoholism are abound. Customized treatment plans that uses a combination of medications, rejuvenating therapies and some wellness will help best. This advice comes from personal experience in having my father treated for the problem who received excellent treatment from Sunset Malibu rehab center. he is now full of humor and has a healthy lifestyle. Use this link to get help. You can talk to their counselor as well.
Answered by Bryan - Tue Sep 15 03:15:31 2009
can someone like registered nurse or a student nurse help me in making nursing care plan about Hepatitis A?
Q. I need 3 care plans in my mind, a. fatigue r/t altered body chemistry (liver function) b. imbalance nutrition:less than body requirements r/t vomiting and aversion of food and ? are my 2 ncp above, right??? I am confused in making my diagnosis especially the related factors. just PM me. thanks, 10 points.
Asked by Des - Sat Jun 13 08:24:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure whether you are getting marked on this or not? Or how your uni does things, but in developing a nursing care plan, you need to: - Identify WHAT is wrong with the patient (in this case, Hepatitis A). - Identify the symptoms and ISSUES related to the illness. Hep. A Signs and Symptoms: * Loss of appetite * Nausea and vomiting * Liver pain * Jaundice Then, - Identify how you as a nurse can manage these symptoms. So, you are right in identifying a Hep. A sufferer would experience fatigue and poor nutrition, how would you manage these though? My example would be: Loss of appetite and poor nutrition - well, the dietician has a major role on the nutrition in patients, so in this instance I would manage this by liaising with the… [cont.]
Answered by **NurseBecky** - Sat Jun 13 08:41:15 2009
Q. I need 3 care plans in my mind, a. fatigue r/t altered body chemistry (liver function) b. imbalance nutrition:less than body requirements r/t vomiting and aversion of food and ? are my 2 ncp above, right??? I am confused in making my diagnosis especially the related factors. just PM me. thanks, 10 points.
Asked by Des - Sat Jun 13 08:24:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure whether you are getting marked on this or not? Or how your uni does things, but in developing a nursing care plan, you need to: - Identify WHAT is wrong with the patient (in this case, Hepatitis A). - Identify the symptoms and ISSUES related to the illness. Hep. A Signs and Symptoms: * Loss of appetite * Nausea and vomiting * Liver pain * Jaundice Then, - Identify how you as a nurse can manage these symptoms. So, you are right in identifying a Hep. A sufferer would experience fatigue and poor nutrition, how would you manage these though? My example would be: Loss of appetite and poor nutrition - well, the dietician has a major role on the nutrition in patients, so in this instance I would manage this by liaising with the… [cont.]
Answered by **NurseBecky** - Sat Jun 13 08:41:15 2009
I'm making a nursing care plan now,what nursing diagnosis will i use if my client has signs of common colds?
Q. please help me in this one..if you can add more for the other componets of the NCP i'll be very much thankful:)god bless!
Asked by Hilary - Wed Jan 6 04:04:12 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you have a nursing diagnosis book? I would look up diagnoses related to risk for impaired gas exchange d/t mucous buildup in the lungs, etc. Think about the signs and symptoms and search in the book for that. Shouldn't be too hard.
Answered by ebrown83 - Wed Jan 6 04:22:11 2010
Q. please help me in this one..if you can add more for the other componets of the NCP i'll be very much thankful:)god bless!
Asked by Hilary - Wed Jan 6 04:04:12 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you have a nursing diagnosis book? I would look up diagnoses related to risk for impaired gas exchange d/t mucous buildup in the lungs, etc. Think about the signs and symptoms and search in the book for that. Shouldn't be too hard.
Answered by ebrown83 - Wed Jan 6 04:22:11 2010
help making a nursing care plan. please?
Q. Please help me write a nursing care plan for this situation i really need it please. Mr. X a 45 yr old male was admitted in the surgical unit with a diagnosis of cancer of the esophagus. upon interview you gathered that he has been anorexic for the past three weeks with accompanying pain upon swallowing. He appears weak and pale and verbalized that he had lost a remarkable 6 lbs in 4 weeks time. nursing care plan: assessment nursing diagnosis planning nursing intervention rationale evaluation your help would mean a lot to me.
Asked by starbrightlight - Thu Apr 19 07:34:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For the NANDA diagnosis, I would use Altered Nutrition: Less than Body Requirements reto poor appetite secondary to Esophageal Cancer. I would like to help you with your care plan, but I would need to know how your instructor has your forms set up. You can e-mail me if you want... dark_water_falls@yahoo.co m
Answered by RainCries - Thu Apr 19 18:55:02 2007
Q. Please help me write a nursing care plan for this situation i really need it please. Mr. X a 45 yr old male was admitted in the surgical unit with a diagnosis of cancer of the esophagus. upon interview you gathered that he has been anorexic for the past three weeks with accompanying pain upon swallowing. He appears weak and pale and verbalized that he had lost a remarkable 6 lbs in 4 weeks time. nursing care plan: assessment nursing diagnosis planning nursing intervention rationale evaluation your help would mean a lot to me.
Asked by starbrightlight - Thu Apr 19 07:34:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For the NANDA diagnosis, I would use Altered Nutrition: Less than Body Requirements reto poor appetite secondary to Esophageal Cancer. I would like to help you with your care plan, but I would need to know how your instructor has your forms set up. You can e-mail me if you want... dark_water_falls@yahoo.co m
Answered by RainCries - Thu Apr 19 18:55:02 2007
what is the nursing care plan of patient diagnose with mild dehydration related to sepsis NEONATARUM?
Q. what is the nursing care plan of patient diagnose with mild dehydration related to sepsis neonatarum?
Asked by paul mEDINA - Sat Aug 23 08:08:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nothing all that different than another patiet in the NICU, daily weights, Is and Os, (but strict attention to output sources and appropriate fluid rescusitation as dictated by MD).
Answered by R. Gaspari - Sat Aug 23 10:06:30 2008
Q. what is the nursing care plan of patient diagnose with mild dehydration related to sepsis neonatarum?
Asked by paul mEDINA - Sat Aug 23 08:08:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nothing all that different than another patiet in the NICU, daily weights, Is and Os, (but strict attention to output sources and appropriate fluid rescusitation as dictated by MD).
Answered by R. Gaspari - Sat Aug 23 10:06:30 2008
Can you share me some of Nursing Care Plan of Antepartal??
Q. lam in the process of improving my nursing care plan for the Antepartal aspect of our concept. Can you share some of your thoughts, or some websites where I can find some examples of NCP that can help me modify my work. Im very thankful for your help!!
Asked by cire r - Wed Aug 6 06:41:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. lam in the process of improving my nursing care plan for the Antepartal aspect of our concept. Can you share some of your thoughts, or some websites where I can find some examples of NCP that can help me modify my work. Im very thankful for your help!!
Asked by cire r - Wed Aug 6 06:41:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
can you give me the nursing care plan table of dental abscess?
Q. i mean the nursing care plan table about dental abscess
Asked by alfie c - Tue Sep 18 09:23:09 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have an abscess then you will first need to be put on antibiotics to clear up the infection. Then you need to make a decision as to whether you want to keep the tooth and have a root canal done to remove the infected nerve or have the tooth extracted. If you don't have ant treatment done on your tooth the infection will come back and it will be worse than before. The best option would be to have the root canal done to keep your tooth because if you extract the tooth then over time your other teeth will shift and move into the space so your bite will change. Root canals are not as painful as they use to be but people are still very scared of having them done but when you remove the infected nerve your tooth will feel so much better.
Answered by Kelli in FL - Tue Sep 18 11:28:44 2007
Q. i mean the nursing care plan table about dental abscess
Asked by alfie c - Tue Sep 18 09:23:09 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have an abscess then you will first need to be put on antibiotics to clear up the infection. Then you need to make a decision as to whether you want to keep the tooth and have a root canal done to remove the infected nerve or have the tooth extracted. If you don't have ant treatment done on your tooth the infection will come back and it will be worse than before. The best option would be to have the root canal done to keep your tooth because if you extract the tooth then over time your other teeth will shift and move into the space so your bite will change. Root canals are not as painful as they use to be but people are still very scared of having them done but when you remove the infected nerve your tooth will feel so much better.
Answered by Kelli in FL - Tue Sep 18 11:28:44 2007
How will the health care reform plan effect nursing in the future?
Q. I was just curious what changes will be made from the health care reform plan that will highly effect nurses and nursing in general.
Asked by DST280 - Fri Jan 22 20:00:50 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it would create more jobs since more people would be able to afford health care and would seek out the health care professionals much more often.
Answered by Moon Crystal - Fri Jan 22 20:55:41 2010
Q. I was just curious what changes will be made from the health care reform plan that will highly effect nurses and nursing in general.
Asked by DST280 - Fri Jan 22 20:00:50 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it would create more jobs since more people would be able to afford health care and would seek out the health care professionals much more often.
Answered by Moon Crystal - Fri Jan 22 20:55:41 2010
importance of a nursing care plan?
Q. How are nursing care plans done in the work place? Is it computerized or hand writtten? Detailed or goes by a template? I think the kind we need to write for school is way to detailed and at times meaningless. What is the importance of a nursing care plan? I just want some personal opinions on how you find them useful/helpful/good or bad/unnecessary... etc.
Asked by summation - Tue Nov 28 13:07:24 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a registered nurse in the UK, nursing care plans are hand written, health care assistants can write in them but a counter signature is required by the trained nurse, we write everything in their, how the patients wash (by themselves or with help) what the doctors say on their ward round or what OT or physios say, is the patient has refused meds, or any care that has to be wrote down, as this is classed as a legal document, for example a patient could refuse medication but then say you haven't given to him, so if it's wrote down theirs proof whats happened, we need it to cover our own back. There's also fluid charts in the care plan, food charts if a patient has seizures there's fit chats, drug chats.
Answered by nursej - Tue Nov 28 13:14:15 2006
Q. How are nursing care plans done in the work place? Is it computerized or hand writtten? Detailed or goes by a template? I think the kind we need to write for school is way to detailed and at times meaningless. What is the importance of a nursing care plan? I just want some personal opinions on how you find them useful/helpful/good or bad/unnecessary... etc.
Asked by summation - Tue Nov 28 13:07:24 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a registered nurse in the UK, nursing care plans are hand written, health care assistants can write in them but a counter signature is required by the trained nurse, we write everything in their, how the patients wash (by themselves or with help) what the doctors say on their ward round or what OT or physios say, is the patient has refused meds, or any care that has to be wrote down, as this is classed as a legal document, for example a patient could refuse medication but then say you haven't given to him, so if it's wrote down theirs proof whats happened, we need it to cover our own back. There's also fluid charts in the care plan, food charts if a patient has seizures there's fit chats, drug chats.
Answered by nursej - Tue Nov 28 13:14:15 2006
Nursing Care Plan for ANGINA?
Q. I need to write a nursing care plan for a patient complaining with angina pain. I can't seem to think about what i could mention apart from the Airway,Breathing etc. I need help...can anyone point me in a direction please? thanks x
Asked by Union of Me - Tue Apr 14 11:42:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anyone suffering from angina (as I do )need to be warned about the dangers of over extending them selves when it comes to physical activity.Usually they are prescribed a nitro-lingual spray which eases the pain of an angina attack.A mistake made by most sufferers is to wait until they actually experience pain before using the spray .Taken some one or two minutes before you indulge in any activity that might bring on an attack will prevent it happening or at least reduce its severity.Suffers should be warned to be careful during spells of very cold weather and wrap up warmly as conditions like that can further restrict the flow of blood to the heart and increase the risk of angina One more point regarding physical activity it should never… [cont.]
Answered by Michael C - Fri Apr 17 17:58:32 2009
Q. I need to write a nursing care plan for a patient complaining with angina pain. I can't seem to think about what i could mention apart from the Airway,Breathing etc. I need help...can anyone point me in a direction please? thanks x
Asked by Union of Me - Tue Apr 14 11:42:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anyone suffering from angina (as I do )need to be warned about the dangers of over extending them selves when it comes to physical activity.Usually they are prescribed a nitro-lingual spray which eases the pain of an angina attack.A mistake made by most sufferers is to wait until they actually experience pain before using the spray .Taken some one or two minutes before you indulge in any activity that might bring on an attack will prevent it happening or at least reduce its severity.Suffers should be warned to be careful during spells of very cold weather and wrap up warmly as conditions like that can further restrict the flow of blood to the heart and increase the risk of angina One more point regarding physical activity it should never… [cont.]
Answered by Michael C - Fri Apr 17 17:58:32 2009
can you help me with nursing care plan??
Q. i have this patient who had just undergone a minor surgery on her breast cyst... there's no other problems but that. how can i make a nursing care plan out of this? can someone help me? i'm a sopphomore nursing student. ps. if i were asked to make a complete assessment of a patient, what should my assessment contain?? need help asap... thanx!!
Asked by val - Sat Aug 5 05:18:19 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check for infection at site, antibiotic regimen and vitamin supplements. Use Mederma on wound after drainage bag removed to prevent scarring. Make sure Pt. comfortable and positioned correctly while sitting or at rest, as to relieve pressure on wound site. Follow up with exercise regimen to strengthen sore muscles/ chart results.
Answered by Boliver Bumgut - Sat Aug 5 05:49:47 2006
Q. i have this patient who had just undergone a minor surgery on her breast cyst... there's no other problems but that. how can i make a nursing care plan out of this? can someone help me? i'm a sopphomore nursing student. ps. if i were asked to make a complete assessment of a patient, what should my assessment contain?? need help asap... thanx!!
Asked by val - Sat Aug 5 05:18:19 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check for infection at site, antibiotic regimen and vitamin supplements. Use Mederma on wound after drainage bag removed to prevent scarring. Make sure Pt. comfortable and positioned correctly while sitting or at rest, as to relieve pressure on wound site. Follow up with exercise regimen to strengthen sore muscles/ chart results.
Answered by Boliver Bumgut - Sat Aug 5 05:49:47 2006
nursing care plan for dehydration?
Q. nursing care plan; nursing diagnosis, scientific analysis, objectve, rationaly, inplemantation, evaluation
Asked by rhea f - Sun May 21 10:18:24 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fluid and Electrolyte imbalance Labs, dry mucus membranes, increased heart rate, low BP, low urine output History, feelings of thirst, dizziness, lightheadedness Pt will have normal lab values for electrolytes, adequate urine output, etc. IV fluids, encourage fluids, replace electrolyes (gatoraid, kcl, etc.) Eval= labs, output, moist mucus membranes
Answered by mcpayton_2000 - Sun May 21 10:26:18 2006
Q. nursing care plan; nursing diagnosis, scientific analysis, objectve, rationaly, inplemantation, evaluation
Asked by rhea f - Sun May 21 10:18:24 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fluid and Electrolyte imbalance Labs, dry mucus membranes, increased heart rate, low BP, low urine output History, feelings of thirst, dizziness, lightheadedness Pt will have normal lab values for electrolytes, adequate urine output, etc. IV fluids, encourage fluids, replace electrolyes (gatoraid, kcl, etc.) Eval= labs, output, moist mucus membranes
Answered by mcpayton_2000 - Sun May 21 10:26:18 2006
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