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CARE PLAN For BRONCHIECTASIS
CARE PLAN For BRONCHIECTASIS
Assessment (Cues) Nursing Diagnosis Nursing Objectives Nursing Interventions Rationale Evaluation
- Provide patient
understanding about - Understanding
the proper use of prescriptions promote safe
prescribed and effective medication
medications and administration.
inhalers.
Dependent Interventions:
Independent Interventions:
Risk for falls
After 8 hours of
Risk Factors: After 8 hours of - Determine the client’s - These factors play a role independent nursing
independent nursing age, developmental in the client’s ability to interventions, the patient
- extremely lethargic Scientific interventions, the patient stage, health status, keep themselves safe from will be able to:
Explanation: will be able to: lifestyle, impaired injury. Nurses must
communication, thoroughly assess each of - not sustain a fall.
A widely accepted sensory-perceptual these factors when - relate the intent to
definition is “an - not sustain a fall. impairment, mobility, formulating a plan of care use safety
unplanned descent - relate the intent to cognitive awareness, or teaching the clients measures to
to the floor with or use safety and decision-making about safety measures. prevent falls.
without injury to the measures to ability.
patient.” The nursing prevent falls.
diagnosis for risk of - Assess the client’s - Alterations in mobility
falls is “increased ability to ambulate and secondary
susceptibility to falling identify the risk for to muscle weakness,
that may cause falls. paralysis, poor balance,
physical harm. and lack of coordination
Reference: Jameson, increase the risk of falls.
L., Fauci, A., Kasper,
D., Hauser, S., - Conduct safety - Nurses perform an
Longo, D., Loscalzo, assessment in the environmental risk
J. (2018) Harrison's client’s home or care assessment to determine
Principles of Internal setting. the presence of objects or
Medicine (20th Ed.). items (e.g., cord, hooks)
U.S., McGraw-Hill that could potentially be
used in suicidal hanging.
Therefore, it should be
removed to ensure the
client’s safety.
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