1. The patient experienced impaired mobility and inability to stand due to a fractured left femoral neck from a motor vehicle accident.
2. Nursing interventions over 8 hours aimed to improve function, regain mobility, and reduce pain from 8 to 4 on a 10-point scale.
3. Evaluations showed the patient was able to demonstrate increased function and mobility, as well as verbalize understanding of their condition, after receiving nursing care.
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NCP Impaired Physical Mobility Acute Pain
1. The patient experienced impaired mobility and inability to stand due to a fractured left femoral neck from a motor vehicle accident.
2. Nursing interventions over 8 hours aimed to improve function, regain mobility, and reduce pain from 8 to 4 on a 10-point scale.
3. Evaluations showed the patient was able to demonstrate increased function and mobility, as well as verbalize understanding of their condition, after receiving nursing care.
CRITERIA NURSING ORDERS Subjective Impaired Fractures occur After 8 hours of After 8 hours of cues: physical when the bone is rendering appropriate rendering -“ sakit akong mobility, subjected to stress nursing interventions appropriate luyo ug wala inability to stand greater that it can the patient will be nursing nga tiil” as alone related to absorb. When the able to: interventions the verbalized by skeletal bone is broken, Independent patient was able: the patient. impairment to adjacent structures 1. Demonstrate - assist patient to -to improve facture of the left are also affected, increasing do active ROM muscle 1.Demonstrate Objective femoral neck resulting in soft function of exercises on the strength and increasing function cues: tissue edema, the lower extremities. joint mobility. of the extremities. -received hemorrhage into extremities. (GULANICK patient lying the muscles and & MYERS: 2.Regain or on bed, awake, joints, joints 2007, p. 127) maintain mobility coherent, & dislocations, Dependent at the highest responsive. ruptured ten-dons, -administer -in order for possible level. severed nerves, analgesics such as the muscle to -IVF of 1 L # and damaged blood Tramadol (Tramal) be more relax 3. Verbalize 21 PLR with vessels. Body as prescribed by and relieves understanding of remaining 270 organs maybe the physician. the pain the situation /risk mL @ 30 injured by the (GULANICK factors, individual gtts/min. force that caused & MYERS: therapeutic infusing well the fracture 2007, p. 127) regimen and @ right arm. fragments. After a Collaborative safety. fracture, the - consult with -to develop - grimace face extremities cannot physical or individual -Goal was met noted function properly occupational exercise or because normal therapist as mobility - limited ROM functions of indicated. program and muscle depend on identify the integrity of the appropriate bones which they adjunctive -v/s are attached. devices. BP: (Gulanick & (GULANICK 130/80 Myers: 2007, p. & MYERS: mmHg 126) 2007, p. 129) T: 2. Regain or Independent 38.2°C maintain -assess degree of -patient may P : 75 mobility at mobility produced be restricted bpm the highest by injury or by self-view R : 20 possible treatment and note or self- cpm level. patient’s perception out perception of of proportion immobility. with actual physical limitations requiring interventions to promote progress toward wellness. (GULANICK & MYERS: 3. Verbalize 2007, p. 127) understanding of the situation /risk factors, individual therapeutic regimen and safety measures. NURSING SCIENTIFIC BASIS GOAL & NURSING CUES DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME ACTIONS & RATIONALE EVALUATION CRITERIA NURSING ORDERS Subjective Alteration in Pain is a typical sensory After 8 hours of After 8 hours of cues: comfort : Acute experience that may be rendering rendering -“ sakit akong Pain related to described as the appropriate nursing appropriate luyo ug wala tissue trauma 2° unpleasant awareness of intervention, the nursing nga tiil” as to MVA a noxious stimulus or patient will be able intervention, the verbalized by bodily harm. to reduced pain patient was able the patient. Individuals experience from 8 to 4 with 10 to have reduction pain by various daily as the most painful. of pain from 8 to Objective hurts and aches, and Independent 4 with 10 as the cues: occasionally through 1. The patient - perform proper - appropriate most painful. -received more serious injuries or will verbalize nursing measures will patient lying illnesses. Pain is reduction of interventions and be 1. The patient on bed, defined scientifically as pain from a appropriate implemented will verbalize awake, unpleasant sensory and pain scale of 4 procedures to to prevent reduction of coherent, & emotional experience in a 0-10 scale alleviate pain. infections and pain from a responsive. associated with actual with 10 as the complications. pain scale of or potential tissue most painful. -use non- - use of non- 4 in a 0-10 - diaphoresis damage, or described in pharmacologic pharmacologic scale with 10 terms of such damage. interventions for methods will as the most - pain scale of Pain of any type is the relieving pain embrace the painful. 8/10, as of 0 most frequent reason (eg. Relaxation) results of pain 2. Patient will is no pian and why people tend to seek reliever. Gate demonstrate 10 is the most medical consultation. It control theory ways to painful is a major symptom in states that reduce pain. many medical cutaneous -guarding conditions, significantly stimulation 3. The patient behavior interfering with a closes the pain will person’s quality of life pathways. appreciate the - T : 38.2°C and general functioning. (BARE & care rendered. Diagnosis is based on SMELTZER, characterizing pain in 2004: 1140) - Goal was met various ways, according Dependent to duration, intensity, --administer -in order for O – occurs type (dull, burning or analgesics such as the muscle to when moving stabbing), source, or Tramadol be more relax L – on his left location in body. (Tramal) as and relieves leg Usually, pain stops prescribed by the the pain D– without treatment or physician. (GULANICK approximately responds to simple & MYERS: 1 min. measures such as 2007, p. 127) C – gnawing resting or taking an pain analgesic, and it is then A – frequent called acute pain. But it Independent moving may become intractable 2. Patient will - instruct patient -diverts R – rest and develop into a demonstrate to use relaxation attention and T – Tramadol condition called chronic ways to reduce exercises such as may enhance (Tramal) pain, in which pain is pain. focused coping no longer considered a breathing, abilities. symptom but an illness commercial or (DOENGES, by itself. The study of individualized 2002:368) pain has it recent years tapes. attracted many different fields such as Dependent pharmacology, -provide -promotes neurobiology, nursing individualized active, not sciences, dentistry, physical therapy passive role. physiotherapy, and or exercise (DOENGES, psychology. Pain program that can 2002: 369) medicine is a separate be continued by subspecialty figuring the client when under some medical discharged. specialties like anesthesiology, Collaborative physiatry, neurology, -encourage -bed rests and psychiatry. Pain is patient to have decreases part of the body’s adequate bed rest body defense system, periods. metabolism triggering a reflex and thus reaction to retract from reduces a painful stimulus, and muscle helps adjust behavior to tension. increase avoidance of (BARE & that particular harmful SMELTZER, stimulation in the 2004: 1140) future. Given its Independent significance, physical 3. The patient -establish a - Establish a pain is also linked to will appreciate specific time to trusting various cultural, the care talk with patient relationship religious, philosophical, rendered. about pain and its that or social issues. psychological and encompasses (http://en.wikipedia.org) emotional effects. patient’s physiological, emotional, social, sexual, and financial concerns. (SPARKS & TAYLOR, 2005: 227) Dependent -accept client’s - Pain is a description of subjective pain. experience and cannot be felt by others. (DOENGES, 2002: 367) Collaborative -work closely - to achieve with staff and pain patient’s family. management goals and maximize patient’s cooperation. (SPARKS & TAYLOR, 2005: 227) NURSING SCIENTIFIC BASIS GOAL & NURSING CUES DIAGNOSIS OUTCOME ACTIONS & RATIONALE EVALUATION CRITERIA NURSING ORDERS Subjective cues: -“lisod man ilihok akong lawas” as verbalized by the patient.