Assessment Explanation of The Problem Objective Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation Short Term: DX: Short Term
The document provides an evaluation, rationale, nursing interventions, and objectives for a patient admitted with chronic kidney disease and joint pain. The short term goals are to assess the patient's ability to perform activities of daily living and have them understand nursing interventions to improve mobility within 30 minutes. The long term goals are for the patient to maintain their activity level within 2 days. The nursing interventions include monitoring vitals, assessing mobility and pain, assisting with activities of daily living and exercises, promoting rest and comfort, and educating the patient.
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Assessment Explanation of The Problem Objective Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation Short Term: DX: Short Term
The document provides an evaluation, rationale, nursing interventions, and objectives for a patient admitted with chronic kidney disease and joint pain. The short term goals are to assess the patient's ability to perform activities of daily living and have them understand nursing interventions to improve mobility within 30 minutes. The long term goals are for the patient to maintain their activity level within 2 days. The nursing interventions include monitoring vitals, assessing mobility and pain, assisting with activities of daily living and exercises, promoting rest and comfort, and educating the patient.
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EVALUATION RATIONALE NURSING INTERVENTION OBJECTIVE EXPLANATION OF THE PROBLEM ASSESSMENT
:Short term To determine the capacity > :DX :Short term
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management of patient condition Administered drugs as > ordered