Nursing Care Plans
Nursing Care Plans
recommend
consciously
delaying
voiding by Behavioral
using techniques for
distraction urge
(e.g. slow, suppression
deep breaths),
self-
statements
(e.g. “I can
wait”), and
contracting
the pelvic
muscles when
exposed to
triggers
encourage
regular pelvic
floor These exercises
strengthening help strengthen
exercises or the muscles that
Kegel control the
exercises bladder.
4. Advise patient to
avoid caffeinated Caffeine has a
beverages and diuretic effect
Long term: alcohol on the body.
Alcohol halts
After 3 days of the production
follow up visits, of ADH,
patient will be able resulting in
to frequency of
verbalize 1. Encourage patient voiding.
control over and SOs to monitor
voiding and record daily fluid Observe for
report intake and progression of
fewer elimination during condition and
incidences hospital stay evaluate
of urge effectiveness of
incontinenc interventions
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Davis, F.A. (2008) Nurse’s Pocket Guide: Diagnoses, Prioritized Interventions and Rationales (11th ed) FA Davis Co.