Nursing Care Plans Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

Emilio Aguinaldo College College of Nursing and Midwifery

Jacob, Jasmin A. 06-1-41720 Objective

- The patient identified severity of pain as 7 from pain scale of 0 –  10. - Guarding behavior  - (+) Facial Grimace - Diaphoresis

Sec. 22 3rd year  Nursing Diagnosis

- Alteration of comfort, related to inflammation, inflammation, edema, secondary to  pelvic inflammatory disease.

Planning

- At the end of the shift the patient will be able to report a decrease of   pain from 7 to 4.

Intervention

Evaluation

- Determine / document  presence of possible   patophysiological causes of pain. - Encourage adequate rest periods to prevent fatigue. - Discuss impact of pain on lifestyle / independence and ways to maximize level of  functioning. - Identify specific signs / symptoms and changes in pain characteristics characteristics requiring medical follow up.

- Goal Met, after 4 hours of nursing intervention the pain is decreased from 7 to 4.

Emilio Aguinaldo College College of Nursing and Midwifery

Jacob, Jasmin A. 06-1-41720 Objectives

- Increase in body temperature above normal range = T – 38.1 ° C. - Flushed skin; warm to touch. - Tachypnea; Tachycardia; (unstable BP)

Sec. 22 3rd year  Nursing Diagnosis

Planning

Nursing Intervention

Evaluation

- Increase in temperature, temperature, related to inflammatory process, manifested by warm and flushed skin and tachycardia.

- At the end of the shift the patient’s temperature will decrease from 38.1°C to 36°C.

- Administer anti pyretic, orally / rectally as ordered. - Refrain from use of  aspirin products in children. - Promote surface cooling by means of  TSB. - Provide high calorie diet, tube feedings or   parenteral nutrition.

- Goal Met, after 4 hours of nursing intervention the patient’s temperature has been decreased from 38.1°C to 36°C.