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Teaching Plan Avninder Deol Norquest College NPRT 2102 Cathy Macdonald February 20, 2021
Teaching Plan Avninder Deol Norquest College NPRT 2102 Cathy Macdonald February 20, 2021
Avninder Deol
NorQuest College
NPRT 2102
Cathy Macdonald
Person Aspect: This is a case study of Mr. Zulfiquar Ali who was admitted to OSC after right
He is 72 years old.
Goals of care R1 which means patient is expected to benefit from and is accepting any available
treatment.
He has a degree in business management. He has his own business. He is financially stable. He
lives with son, daughter in law and daughter. He has a good family support.
He is from Pakistan and he enjoys celebrating festivals in home. He run his business with his
He had right knee surgery on 15th February. He had a hemovac after surgery. Patient has
no respiratory issues.
Patient tries to avoid medication because he gets heartburn with medications. No other
concerns that he is unable to walk much. He was complaining about good circulation and
blood clots.
Nursing: Patient was provided with safe and competent care. For example, Physician was
I will educate the patient on why tinzaparin is important for him and how will he inject it with
proper steps. I will be giving my teaching in calm manner and every step will be explained
thoroughly.
Psychological practices: Patient practice his religious prayers to be mentally calm and well.
Patient stated that he goes to his religious place every weekend for 2 hours.
Social justice: He runs his business of importing school supplies with his son and love to work
Strengths:
Patient always ready to learn about his health. Patient can speak English well.
These strengths can be used to involve patient during teaching and performing
interventions. Therefore, patient will stay motivated and interested during teaching and
Barrier
Patient has weak eyesight which can be a barrier to learning as patient will not be able to see the
demonstrations, visuals during teaching which can impact the teaching and learning process.
I will make sure that patient is fully conscious, room is lighted properly and patient is wearing
his glasses during teaching session so that I can bridge the deficit.
Learning style
Patient preferred learning through visuals during I talk. Because he wants to make sure that he is
listening right content and focusing on learning. For example, he preferred wound drainage
pictures with different drainage during I was teaching him on different wound drainage. Patient
will be able to importance of taking tinzaparin and steps of injecting it after teaching sessions.
Included patient
Patient was involved through interventions. Interventions were made by discussion with patient
and patient was ready to complete them. Patient was told that I am going to teach about
tinzaparin, and he stated that he wants to have paper or some kind visuals while I am talking.
Patient was involved when repeated back the teachings and demonstrates the process of injecting
tinzaparin.
Prior knowledge
Patient had little knowledge about tinzaparin that it is blood thinner, but he did not know why he
He said, “I am done with surgery why do I need it now?” Patient stated, “I have not done it
before, so I do not know how to do it?” Patient had deficient knowledge about anticoagulant.
Readiness to learn
Patient always shows the desire to learn even when I take his vital signs, he always asks is it
normal or anything wrong. His behavior is very cooperative when you ask him to repeat back the
information you told him. He will follow instructions told by nurses. I have found that early
morning he do not pay attention because of pain and fatigue caused by stiffness during night.
Otherwise, he listens to me and try to do all interventions. He has lot of patience to listen
everything and then ask questions that he has. His business is his main motivation to keep him
moving as he says,” I have to do work to keep myself fit and I have to get up and walk to do my
work.” Therefore, he feels good when he does things that contributes his better health.
NURSING DIAGNOSIS
Diagnosis: Deficient Knowledge related to lack of knowledge on why and how to use
anticoagulant tinzaparin as evidenced by patient stating, “I have not used it before and
6. Patient aware of tinzaparin that it is blood thinner but confused on why he needs it.
Priority
“The need for safety was acknowledged as a basic human need by Abraham Maslow in his
'Hierarchy of Needs'. Safety needs represent the second tier in Maslow's hierarchy and these
needs include the security of body, of employment, of resources, of the morality of family, and
Because patient exhibit lack of knowledge on effective use of tinzaparin and prevention of blood
The patient will be able to verbalize the importance of taking tinzaparin after surgery and
demonstrate the steps of injecting tinzaparin after two teaching session of 10 minutes during my
Expected outcome:
The patient will be able to understand and verbalize the importance of taking tinzaparin and
demonstrates the procedure of injecting tinzaparin step by step with explanation after two
Teaching strategy 1:
” Cognitive learning includes all intellectual behaviors and requires thinking. In the hierarchy of
cognitive behavior, the simplest behavior is remembering, whereas the most complex is creating”
I will verbalize to my patient that why needs to take tinzaparin injection of 4500 units daily for
1. Tinzaparin prevents clotting, allowing normal blood flow through the arteries and veins.
clots in adults who have an increased risk of blood clots e.g., due to an acute illness with
limited mobility.
2. After having knee surgery, you have increased chances of blood clotting because knee
joint serves as main role in most of activities performed through legs. This surgery
impacts your mobility by making it very limited. Limited mobility affects circulation
blood circulation through body which will eventually lead to blood clots. Therefore,
tinzaparin, which lasts longer is used to prevent those blood clots. Because these blood
1. Different sites for tinzaparin are stomach, thigh and back of the arm. But most preferred
site is stomach because it is easier to self-administer on abdominal area and the site has
2. Have all supplies ready: tinzaparin 4500 units syringe, alcohol swab, paper, and pen to
write on which site are you injecting because you must rotate sites every day.
3. Make sure you are in position that you can easily see the site. If you are lying, have
4. Before cleaning the site take syringe out of the case and take orange thing beside needle
cap down and then clean the site which should be two fingers away from umbilicus.
5. Remove the grey coloured needle cap straight and take a good amount of fat tissue in
6. Hold the syringe like dart and go straight into skin quickly and start injecting slowly to
7. After injecting all medication count to ten to make sure whole amount of medication is in
8. Put the syringe on near hard surface and bend it carefully with orange thing.
9. Discard the syringe in sharps container given in kit from hospital and when it is full take
it to the pharmacy.
questions, and ask to repeat the necessary things. Asking questions and having good
knowledge builds patient’s confident when practicing and performing skill on their own.
Teaching strategy 2:
“Psychomotor learning involves acquiring skills that require the integration of mental and
I will demonstrate the whole procedure of injecting tinzaparin safely and effectively step by step
Infront of my patient and allow patient to participate in either by verbalizing some steps or by
Rationale: Learning through visuals and proper demonstrations give a person more confidence
Comprehension:
Cognitive learning: I will assess my patient’s understanding of topic content by verbally asking
Psychomotor learning: I will ask my patient to demonstrate the procedure of injecting tinzaparin
Affective domain: Patient’s level of consciousness and orientation will be assessed before starting
teaching session to make sure that it is right time and mood for the patient to learn something.
The smart goal was met as the patient was able to answer all the questions asked after teaching
session. Small quiz was fun for him because he stated” amazing I am having quiz after a long
time”. Patient was also able to do accurate demonstration of whole process safely and
confidently. Patient seemed excited while performing the skill because it was something new and
Strengths of plan: Teaching plan went well in this case because of cooperative patient and short
timings of teaching which is why patient did not feel bore or loose interest in learning. Patient
Future adaptation: This plan will be used in future to teach other patients who prefer cognitive
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